Wilson nomination urged as Democratic standard bearer
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson is the fit Democratic candidate for president, praising his integrity and leadership. It asserts the party must nominate a Progressive like Wilson to restore real democracy and lead the nation, calling for unity from Maine to California and highlighting Wilson's record and faith from the people.
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Gielen
Democratic Party
Bere
Boas
Yalow
Geal
People's Wi
Maine
California
Minnesota
Texas
Uer Hagly
Woodrow Whinon
Princeton University
Kovernor
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow WI
Jeferson
Lincoln
Wach
Schomathi
Had Been at the Beaches Shere Women Like to Be Loved
Fragmentary lines reveal a beachside scene with women discussing affection and attraction. The text shows informal chatter about love and desirability, with phrases suggesting self-reflection and social dynamics. The readable portion centers on personal feelings rather than events.
W M Holloway Leads Florida School System Progress
W M Holloway headed Florida public instruction and advanced state education. He previously served as county superintendent, earning state recognition and a medal for progress in education. His tenure underscores a shift toward emergency-enhanced schooling and resource development.
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Holloway
Benid
Gaville
Ato County
Tiddleway
Alcina
Toddootol
Flatheny
Veroper
Florida Educational Resourcer
Movida
W. M. Holloway
W M Holloway praised for education gains and funding efforts
W M Holloway is commended for advancing Florida education with no cost to the people. He secured 25 percent of state land sale proceeds and 32 750 annually from the Southern Educational Board for rural school inspections. In 1908 he helped fund the High School Inspector via the General Education Board, and he seeks re election to continue this work.
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W. M. Holloway
Florida
Southern Educational Board
Ohl
Department ‘of Secondary Education
University of Florida
Holloway
General Education Board
Forest Fire Ravages Warn of Big Losses Across Nation
The article notes total U. S. forest fire costs between 150 40 and 200 9 hundred thousand dollars and hundreds of deaths. Experts urge rapid initial suppression with Forest Service guidance: fight small fires immediately, use blankets or branches to beat flames, and distribute guards to prevent spread.
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Parsons
Woodaman
Gay Elliott Mitchell
Graves
Forest Service
Witty Exchange Highlights Domestic Humor
A brief two line dialogue shows two women trading barbed remarks about marriage. Mrs Arkitt asks if the husband tells all, Mrs Tellite replies she ensures nothing happens to him.
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Mrs. Arkitt
Crugoes in Manhattan Reflect Isolation of New York
An English observer notes New York’s strong sense of being cut off from the wider world, describing how its concentrated self sufficiency makes even Londoners feel banished to the outer circumference and distant from America as a whole.
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New York
America
United States
Rogland
Flarper
Weekly
Duty of Happiness
A reflective passage on happiness by Robert Louis Stevenson argues the duty to be happy yields invisible benefits for others. The author compares happiness to lighting a candle that brightens rooms and lives, noting its practical goodness even if not proven by evidence.
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Robert
Louis Stevenech
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