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Birth of Democracy debated by era and colonies
A Virginia versus Massachusetts conflict on origins of American democracy is explored. The Virginian view stresses commercial settlement and aristocratic tendencies, while New England's towns and Puritan roots are linked to democratic ideals. Historians note Cavaliers, Roundheads, indentured servitude, and evolving colonial governance shaping later democracy.
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Saturday Evening Post
Boston Transcript
Virginia
Massachusetts
John Adams
Adams
Springfield
Mass
New England
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
General Allen Faces Difficult Rhine Occupation Dilemma
The Coblenz commander administers Rhine territory under armistice terms while British and French zones follow the Rhineland treaty. He cannot recognize the high commission yet must avoid friction, sitting informally to show the American force is not bound by the Rhineland agreement. The situation persists as the United States has not ratified the treaty.
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Coblenz
Germany
Rhine
United States
Foch
Wilson
General Allen
Rhineland
High Commission
Gifts From Big Fortunes and Public Benefactions
The article surveys Carnegie philanthropy including gifts totaling over 350 million in his lifetime plus a future bequest to the Carnegie Foundation. It notes overseas donations, libraries and organs, and public works while raising questions about future billionaire generosity and mentions White’s stance on constitutional change and the rising motion picture industry. It also notes Bolshevik Russia conscripting labor and imposing a 12 hour day.
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Steel King
Carnegie Endowment For Peace
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation
England
Scotland
Hague
Pan- American Union
Washington
Institute of Technology
Russia
Billy Whiskers on Shore Ends Day One
Day and Night hide as a large mammy discovers the broken pitcher and the children emerge with a dog. The mammy pulls them from under the bed, treats Night’s neck injury with lotion, and the kids are confined to a back enclosure as their first day ashore ends.
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Mammy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron, O
Big Boy Leads Garden Army in Lettuce Lesson
In a garden tale, Big-Boy declares he was never a baby, while Madame Garden Manual reminds him of his early care. Lettuce is proposed as the starter crop for a warm cold frame, with care to wash vegetables thoroughly, and the group muses on speech and kindness to animals as fairy helpers look on.
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Madame Garden Manual
Jack Frost
United States School Garden Army
Garden Manual
Jack-in-the
Madame Gar
den Manual
Big-Boy
Kuti-pi
School Garden Army
Boblail
Bob-tail
Ku-ti-pi
Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
Thrift Meat Recipes From Justice Division
Real thrift recipes issued by the Division of WW men's Activities of the Department of Justice. These dishes promise tasty nutritious meals while using less costly cuts of meat to save money.
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Department of Justice
Savory Beef with Beets and Pig's Feet Rump Roast
A period recipe guides browning 2 pounds beef with onions in lard, then simmering with flour, pepper, salt, thyme or savory, stock or water, vinegar, and catsup. Cut choices include shank, plate, rump or round. cook 2 hours for shank, 14 1/2 hours for rump, serve in a casserole with heated beets around pig's feet.
Bacon and Egg Pan Bake from Frugal Recipe
Frugal kitchen notes brown pig’s feet in butter then crumb and bake in a casserole with tabla style bas ting sauce. Recipes mention eggs and crumbs as components.
Veal Neck Bake With White Sauce And Biscuits
Cook veal neck in salted boiling water until tender. Strain meat from bones and mix with white sauce made from milk butter and flour. Prepare biscuit dough, line dish, add meat and sauce, cover with biscuits, vent steam, bake until golden. Serve with mashed potatoes and peas.
Prisoners Readied to Speak and Sing for Voice Identification
Inmates are trained to speak and sing into a phonograph before discharge so their voices can be identified later if needed. The program aims to preserve vocal records for future identification and security uses.
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