The President's Latest Appearances Compared to Predecessors
A commentary argues Woodrow Wilson won the presidency through a gracious manner and appealing rhetoric. It contrasts Taft and Roosevelt with Wilson's coaxing style and notes his Philadelphia address to new citizens and his New York visit with speeches focusing on national pride and a reluctance to fight.
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Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New York
Portraits and hints of policy from a Washington visit
The text notes a politician's pleasant, colorless appearance and his focus on better communication with South Americans. It suggests he will push a shipping bill in the next Congress session. The piece also hints at presidential delegation of details to subordinates and limited direct crop regulation.
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Washington
Congress
Knocker Club Pride Lacks Self Respect said Booster
The writer contrasts booster club members who proudly support their town with knocker club members who criticize their town. It argues a knocker shows no self respect and should refrain from openly belonging to such a group.
Fresh Air and Clean Living for Public Health
A brief urging more fresh air and personal cleanliness to improve health, with less reliance on doctoring and patent medicines, reflecting a community outlook on well being.
Delinquent stock assessment notice for Corona Pumping Co
The Corona Pumping Company warns stockholders to pay the delinquent assessment by noon July 15, 1915 to Peter B. Hax secretary at room 602 Haas building Los Angeles. If unpaid before then, stock will be sold at noon August 16, 1916 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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Peter B. ‘Hax
Haas Building
Los Angeles
California
The
Corona Pumping Company
Calif
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
The old time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur used to darken gray hair is popular again as a cheap tidy remedy. It promises a natural color, a soft lustre, and helps conceal gray strands with a light application.
McCall's Guide to Home Craft and Dress in 1920s Era
A description of McCall's monthly magazine highlighting its large format, 100 to 136 pages, and varied departments. The piece touts Home Dressmaking, Millinery, Embroidery, Household decoration, Cooking, Receipts, Menus, Beauty and Health, Care of Baby, and general housekeeping.
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McCall’s
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