Cheyenne State Leader Briefs
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Birth of Democracy Debate in Early American Colonies
The Mayflower claim prompts Virginia and Massachusetts to be framed as rival foundations of government. Virginia’s early colony is described as a commercial venture with aristocratic lineage, while Massachusetts is linked to democratic town meetings. Later Virginia and Massachusetts alike are seen as aristocratic at heart, yet democracy emerges through Jefferson and the frontier spirit.
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Massachusetts
John Adams
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Mass
New England
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
General Allens Hard Job Complicates Rhine Occupation
The Coblenz commander faces a delicate role as U S troops in Germany operate under armistice terms while allied French and British zones follow ratified treaties. He must avoid acknowledging the Rhineland high commission yet interact with it informally to prevent friction, since the United States has not ratified the peace treaty with Germany.
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Germany
Rhine
United States
Foch
Wilson
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Rhineland
High Commission
Gifts From Big Fortunes and Public Benefactions
The piece surveys Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy totaling over 350 million in his lifetime with 60 million abroad and libraries across 2 811 bearing his name. It notes Rockefeller gifts and raises questions about future billionaire generosity while touching on White's stance on constitutional change, the motion picture boom, and Bolshevik Russia's labor policies.
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Steel King
Carnegie Endowment For Peace
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation
England
Scotland
Hague
Pan- American Union
Washington
Institute of Technology
Billy Whiskers on Shore Day One Incident
Day and Night hide from discovery as a large mammy figures out who broke a water pitcher. Night escapes a dog attack while the kids haul the dog under the bed, and a gash is sewed. The two children are later shut in a back enclosure as day one ends.
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Garden Army tale of Big-Boy and plant babies
In a whimsical garden lesson Madame Garden Manual praises lettuce and green foods for children while Big-Boy and friends discuss planting in a warm cold frame. A fairy elf and talking animals weave a gentle moral about kindness to animals and the joy of laughter in a community garden.
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den Manual
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Kuti-pi
School Garden Army
Boblail
Bob-tail
Ku-ti-pi
Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
Thrift Meat Recipes Promoted by Justice Department Group
Division of WW men's Activities of the Department of Justice releases thrift recipes to stretch meat use. The guidance urges cooks to prepare nutritious dishes from less costly cuts.
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Savory Beef Tender Pig's Feet Casserole
Beef dish with onions, lard, flour, and seasonings simmered two hours for shank or plate and fourteen and a half hours for rump or round. Brown onions in lard, add meat, coat with flour mix, add stock vinegar and catsup, cover and simmer. Serve with heated beets surrounding the pig's feet.
Browned Pig Feet Recipe Note
A short recipe describes browning pig's feet in butter or substitute, then arranging in a casserole and baking with a high grade tabla sauce. The text includes measurements and crumb details as a basic cooking note.
Veal Neck in White Sauce Bake with Biscuit Topping
Cook 2 pounds veal neck until tender then strip meat from bones. Make white sauce with flour, butter, milk, salt, pepper. Prepare a biscuit dough and line a dish, add meat and sauce, cover with biscuit, bake 20 minutes in medium oven. Serve with mashed potatoes and peas.
Prisoners to Speak and Sing Into Phonograph Before Discharge
A program requires inmates to record voices before release so future needs can identify them. The process involves speaking and singing into a phonograph to create lasting voice samples for identification purposes.
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