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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues that currency reform may become a dominant issue in a future campaign. It claims Wall Street interests control government finances and warns against concentrating money in a few banks. It calls for populist control of purse strings and criticizes the Democratic party for mishandling monetary policy.
The piece mocks the Income Tax Law as it would force secrecy about earnings and encourage night work to hide riches. It suggests a social shift where high salaries become suspect and generosity with cars spreads among neighbors, yet it ends noting only those who can pay will not worry.
A European note on voting highlights feeble turnout due to springlike weather and Britain estate burnings. A Chicago incident reports an engineer's arrest for assault using a locomotive, deemed as deadly as a schoolboy’s car. The piece argues for a strong U S navy and critiques I W W influence on labor. It notes Portugal’s monarchist sentiment with periodic arrests.
A slice of assorted clippings and blurbs from life and society. Headlines touch on convict sentences, Purity food ideas, mood pies, coffee aroma, public figures, suffrage debate, and sports rivalries. Note phrases reflect early 20th century gossip and social commentary.
Democrats plan ward gatherings across the city including Fifth Ward at open air near Thirteenth and Reading with Mayor Hunt and Alfred Nettman and speakers Ben Willenbort. Town hall events list chairs Charlee W Hoffman and Arthur Eepy with multiple wards scheduled for open air and hall venues.
Last night the First Infantry volunteers held a business session at the Linton Hotel. They passed a resolution calling for more accurate sharp-shooters and ordered practice on 200 yard targets to readiness for potential invasion in Mexico.
A Mrs. G B reports stomach disorders and fear of appendicitis. The reply warns constipation and digestion neglect as common appendicitis causes and recommends triopeptine tablets with directions to prevent by proper digestion.
A historical critique notes football yields more lasting injuries than riding or gymnastics. It cites the small number of cadets who play and high hospital days lost to football injuries. About 76% question whether the value justifies the injuries. A soldierly physique from boxing wrestling fencing and other drills is highlighted as beneficial.
The text urges aspiring singers to imitate good singing by rigorous practice and self denial. It cites Patti learning a turn from Faure and stresses early training, sacrifice, and total commitment as essential to success, warning that music demands all or nothing effort and no half measures.
The writer advocates appointing an official censor to prevent plays that offend decency from being staged. He argues stage morality can teach and uplift, recalling how past plays planted good seeds in minds and should instruct and elevate rather than degrade audiences.
First person laments that nine teen years of equal franchise did not improve conditions in his state. He notes the disappearance of the “sweet-faced old lady” and questions the impact of woman suffrage on politics.
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