Education crisis and need for reform in schools
A historical reflection argues that boards and trustees cannot recruit teachers, leaving schools vacant and students idle. It calls for decisive action, better pay, teacher supply, child labor laws, and national cooperation to preserve American schooling and civic growth. It also discusses pending constitutional reform, proposing a nineteenth amendment to address governance and qualification for public office.
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Wisdom and skill for top posts shown in rhetoric
The text argues that the cabinet reflects elite talent and urges that the next administration appoint capable individuals rather than unfit figures to key posts such as secretary of the navy war and commerce, asserting Americans expect high competency in government and noting abundant talent nationwide.
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cMeer
Debunking Forgotten Phrases on Tax and Policy
A skeptical retort traces a quoted anti tax tract to a political platform during Wilson era era. It notes current politicians ignore those pledges and mocks memory gaps while quoting remarks attributed to Woodrow Wilson and Homer Cummings.
Debate Over Versailles Treaty Reaches Bruges Conference
The article discusses opposition by American senators to a proposed joint war debt pool among Allied powers, led by Britain and France. It argues the United States would bear most of the burden and notes that the plan failed in Washington though revival may occur at the Bruges meeting with an international bond issue proposed to refund war loans.
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United States Senate
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
England
France
Waid
Brugells
Germany
United States
League
Great Britain
United Btater
Germany indemnity cut urged to ease national distress
The writer argues Germany should reduce the Versailles treaty indemnity to lessen hopelessness, noting America’s history of aid and opposing nations’ self interest. Cites Senator Lodge remarking how every new development adds to the League of Nations’ burden.
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Germany
America
Lodge
Remhita
League of Nations
Answers to Questions IQ What is meant by a living wage
A Q and A page recaps definitions of a living wage for workers and families, notes on milk terminology, Thanksgiving as a national holiday starting 1864, pronunciation of derby, a Berkeley poem fragment, a naval formula for linseed wash, and a Roman chair of state.
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Timothy Shen
Railroad Labor Board
Department of Agriculture
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United States
Derby
M. A
America
England
Darby
12Th Earl of Derby
Surrey
Bishop Berkeley
Othrs
Bragg
Wisconsin
Orover Cleveland
National Democratic
Oyster Recipe Clip In 1894 Nomination Note
A fragment from the 1894 coverage outlines an oyster canape recipe and a request for a recipe book. It mentions sending a two cent stamp to the Washington Information Bureau for guidance on canned foods, with Frederic J. Haskin directing the bureau in Washington D C. Readers are told the bureau cannot offer legal medical or domestic dispute advice.
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Vention
Washington Information Bureau
Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
Prince Edward Island Chief Justice Davies Birthday Honor
Hon Sir Lonia H Davies aged seventy five marks a long public service career. A Prince Edward Island native, he rose from early legal practice to British counsel at Halifax 1877, led Liberal politics in the Maritimes, served as minister of marine and fisheries, and since 1901 has sat on the supreme court of Canada.
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Lonia H. Davies
Canada
Prince Edward Tuiand
International Fisheries Commission
Halifax
United States
Legislative Assembly
Prince Edward
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