Civil Service Force in the Public Service Examined
The article argues civil service was weaponized by the Republican Party to favor party loyalists. It cites President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt era policies, claiming political pressures and coercive funding shaped promotions and dismissals. It portrays civil service as a partisan tool and questions the fairness of job protections for merit-based roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Republican Party
Prowiden
Mockintey
Hopevelt
Taft
Civil Service
Mckinsey
Taft Called “Neraidions
Theodore Honnevels
Stantar Republicat
Civ
Republicak
Rhemm Ihrein
Mareh Dip
William PH. Taft
United States
Ashras
Tito
Sloh
Warren. Mandel
Democrat’ Party
Financial Prosperity and Broad Economic Gains in Nation
Henry Clews notes widespread prosperity across industries with exceptional harvests and rising railroad traffic. Clearing houses report 10 to 14 percent yearly gains, foreign trade reaches record levels, and building in the sector climbs to vast sums. He highlights improved business conditions and reduced political strife as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Svven Toade
Snetton Maontha
Henry Clews
Destruction of a Political Boss in U S Near Complete
The rise of reformers shows the political boss in the United States nearly destroyed by an unexpected force. Analysts say the Republican party acted as a mere corporal in this shift, altering the electoral college dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thar Feth
Republican Party
Bosses and Privilege in the United States Debate
The piece criticizes political bosses and the Republican party for profiting from government contracts and officeholding. It argues that post trial of the party, these bosses faced eroding power while harming commerce and the public, noting special privileges granted by administrations. The World-Herald presents a harsh indictment of entrenched political bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
United States
Republican Party
Barner
New York
Pentowe
Pennaylyahin
Amollor Pessonne
Morris
Iiiatory
Wilson blamed for tariff missteps by Adnegtean critic
A deriding critique argues Gov. Wilson lacks practical manufacturing insight and misreads tariff revision. The piece portrays Wilson as a consumer expert but a poor producer advocate, claiming he cannot turn raw materials into finished goods and would mismanage tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Wilson
Roy. Wilson
Tariff and Championship Bid Stir Pacific Scene
New York World reports on a tariff debate viewed through consumer impact. In boxing news, Riddle Morgan’s challenger Johnny Kiliane of Cleveland is matched for the world title. Jimmie Johndon accepts Coffroth’s offer for a twenty round bout in San Francisco on New Year’s Day for 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle Morgan
Johnny Kiliane
Claveland
Jimmie Johndon
Morgan
J. W. Coffroth
San Francisco
Cure for Gapes in Chickens From Damp Weather
Missouri report explains gapes in chicks caused by worms in the windpipe, worsened by damp seasons. It notes traditional remedies and offers a woodworm leaf mash mixed with feed to prevent and treat the condition, advising harvest when mature and use in feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick
Hydia
John J. Moore
Miraouri
Simple Feeder for Poultry Demonstrates Practical Design
A compact automatic poultry feeder hangs from a support. It features a grain container with a bottom discharge, a pivoted scoop, and a pendulum ball that chickens peck to swing the pendulum and release a measured grain amount. This simple mechanism rivals more complex devices in function and cost.
Scratching Beds for Chick Brooding on the Farm
Guidance on constructing shallow scratch beds for young chicks. Advises placing coops near shade, spreading three inches of coarse strawy manure, keeping the bottom moist, and watching chicks thrive as they gather to a fertile area. Suggests currant brush as a suitable shelter.
Poultry notes on hens and egg preservation
Advice on starting with six hens and growing a flock. It stresses selecting fresh eggs for preservation and notes profit per hen matters more than per flock. It mentions milk as good feed for growing chicks and other poultry and cautions about keeping fowls healthy in summer.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
After the first dose of Papes Cold Compound the cold breaks and grippe symptoms fade. A dose every two hours for three doses is claimed to cure grippe and end head, nose, throat and fever discomfort with no aftereffects. The ad urges readers to buy only the genuine product from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirat
Pape
Breeders Debate Feeding and Housing Standards
An old pestering piece argues poultry welfare includes roomy, safe housing and steady food supplies. It urges skim milk as a cheap supplement and warns against neglect that harms stock quality and humane treatment.
Proper Method of Writing Stirs Government Debate
The French government faces a choice on standard handwriting in schools. An old outcry from doctors warned that sloped writing could cause a hunchbacked race, highlighting the tension between teaching style and health.
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Doctore
At the Railroad Restaurant
Brief comic exchange from a 19th century scene featuring a waiter and waitress finishing service. A humorous quick back and forth revolves around dusting, lifting sugar, and preparing macaroni as staff prepare to continue work.
Granted Insurance After Long Trouble
A patient recounts illness progress from a cold to suspected consumption. After using Eckman’s Alterative, symptoms improved, weight increased, and two insurers accepted the individual for coverage. The ad promotes the remedy for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles with no poisons or habit forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Bokman
Fokman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Bekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Honey Boy Revued Show in Hamptown Ala with Dances
A vaudeville style review in Hamptown Alabama features the Honey Boy and Tommy Hyde with Johnny Harry performing a soft shoe exhibit. Reception follows the main act with Do Go Lightly Guards as the afterpiece and songs like The Daughter of the Regiment performed by Charles Hilliard and Evins in a crossover role.
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Honey Boy
Tommy Hyde
Johnny Harry
Nimitatle Rvans
Hamtown
Ala
Charles Hilliard
Girlkind
Evins
Cleare
Didimus Jones
General Woof
Artistic Hairdressing and Hallwork Opens Services
Clara A. Ligler offers shampooing and manicuring at 411 W. 19th with phone R17 for appointments and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Ligler
Sunshine of Fire and the Subshine of Better Fire
Fragmentary text discusses wrapping items and improving scent or freshness. It mentions aling and alag as possible terms, suggesting methods to make them more pleasant or sweet. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present.
Now look here Maria Mr Wombat Warns About Bridge
In a pointed aside Mr Wombat tells Maria to quit playing bridge or risk losing a hand. The remark hints at tension over a card game distraction and mounting frustration.
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Maria
Mr. Wombat
Uncle Pennywine Sage Reflects on Political Shifts
A terse political column notes veteran figures struggle to stay ahead as changing dynamics threaten established power, with old wheelhorses finding it hard to keep from being run over by new currents.
Have you any drop ceilings In your house
A brief exchange recalls a 1950s home wiring joke about ceilings. The speaker confirms a plaster collapse in the kitchen, hinting at renovation needs and aging property components.
What Would Newspapers Do If It Were Not For Our Mistakes
Judge notes that human error drives daily news and keeps reporting lively. The remark frames journalism as a field where missteps spark faster deadlines and clearer lessons.
Poor Sticking Sticks to a Poor Pu Narrative
A clipped fragment notes persistent sticking issues in a local craft or tool, with fragmented phrases like MANY 9 HAA etl. The readable portion suggests a minor mechanical or material problem affecting performance.
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Cheyenne
D. Chate
Alex Wastie
TATER
Chicago
Civil Service Force
SES
Jorrowell
BOS
Wilson
New York World
Missouri
Dean St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Minstrels
George “Honey Boy” Evans
Capital Avene Theater
Vaughn Comfort
Jon King
Sam Lee
Jack Kennedy
Raymond Maxson
Tommy Slyde
James Meehan
Jim Doherty
Joseph Gillespie
George
Honey Boy" Evans
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Thomas Richards
Carl Byal
Jack Foley
Lew Weed
John Alexander
St. Patrick's Day
James
Gorman
All Cohan and Harris Productions
Southland
John King
Stock Growers National
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Edholm & Akin CO
Enion Pacific Watch
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Dr. A. Read
Strong & Garfield
John Harrington
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