The Crime of the Ballot
The article critiques Woodrow Wilson in his annual message to Congress arguing democracy faces a setback and autocracy rises. It accuses Wilson of autocratic tendencies while professing democracy and warns his judgments are unreliable amid global and US political shifts.
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Congress
Wilson
Old World
America
United States
Republic
Atlantic
Europe
Italy
Rome
Bir
White House
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Prov. Journal
How To Be Healthy With Chamberlain's Tablets
Advice on maintaining health through regular bowels and liver function. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach regulate the liver and bowels. Describes tablets as easy to take and mild in effect.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Winter Use
A small notice urges readers to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It promises relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and claims wide favor and pleasant taste. Prepared housewives are advised to buy early for winter.
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Chamberlain
Made His Positions Clear On Promontory Under Moon
A man and a woman sit in a car by a lake under a full moon. He pleas for her to stay after a ball but she rejects him citing his past crime. He laments monotony and threatens wage cuts if she stays, ending with her departure to the depot. Brown Jug.
Machine to Work Wonders in Wheat Harvesting
A new harvest machine in the Central West is shown to cut, harvest and thrash from 40 to 70 acres of standing grain daily with one man. It dumps cleaned grain into moving wagons and promises big cost savings, potentially replacing vast fleets of current headers binders thrashers and horse powered gear. It could render half a billion dollars of harvesting equipment obsolete and reduce dependence on roaming harvest crews.
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Central West
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Dakotas
Christian Science Monitor
Hoover
Eureka
Acme
New Holland
Lawson
New Holland and Buch
Ohio
Mountville
Farmers Hardware
Babylonian Printing on Clay Tablets Suggests Ancient Publishing
The Chicago Daily News notes that 4000-year-old Babylonian clay tablets show early printing and duplicated matrices by damp clay coverings. The piece speculates about authors using such casts to publish widely and imagines modern poets adopting the technique.
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Chicago Daily News
Butler's Complaint Sparks Knoxville Luncheon Remarks
Gen Baxter Sweeney says fewer divorces come from discipline in marriage. A Knoxville butler resigns saying he was treated badly yet called part of the family as the mistress branded him an old fool as often as the husband.
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Baxter Sweeney
Knoxville
Butler
Halliburton
Walls of Granada Blasted for Road Stone
Dispatch from Granada reports ancient walls, older than the Alhambra, are being blown up with dynamite by a contractor to obtain material for roadways. A public protest has been sent to the minister of public works.
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Granada
Madrid
EL Sol
Andalusia
Alhambra
Smiles Amid Starvation as Vienna Children Suffer
In Vienna two years of misery have left children diseased by rickets and near-starvation yet they smile. Eight American relief groups under the European Relief Council appeal to America's conscience to fund this winter relief effort. Agencies include ARA Red Cross Quakers Joint Distribution Committee Federal Council of Churches Knights of Columbus YMCA and YWCA.
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Vienna
Europe
European Relief Council
Conscience of America
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
Chilren
Reaf
Hef Council
Jean Emende’ Service Committee Ts
Federal Council of Reg of Christ In
America
The
of Columbus
American Friends’ Relief Committee
Federal
Churches of Christ In America
Uphill Pull to Aid Destitute European Children
The European Relief Council plans to aid 3.5 million destitute children in central and eastern Europe this winter. Herbert Hoover leads eight American organizations including the American Relief Administration and the Red Cross in a joint effort to raise 33 million dollars for relief.
Rickets Relief Effort Aids European Children
A Vienna girl with severe leg deformity from rickets receives surgery at the American Convalescent Home and learns to walk. Eight American relief groups unite under a European relief program to fund aid for children facing a harsh winter caused by nutrition-related disease.
Worth Saving: Polish Child Faces Hunger and Suffering
Relief agencies unite to aid Europe’s starving children as winter looms. Eight American organizations join in a joint appeal, including the American Relief Administration, American Red Cross, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Y M C A, Y W C A, and others.
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Cranbury, N. J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Cranbury
New Jersey
Poland
Council
Herbert Hoover
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Rickets
the Stall Gift Stores
Eversharp
Hurd’s
Crane’s
Whiting
E. State Street
Trenton, N. J
Peppler
Thomas Peppler
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
B. F. Gunson
Trento
the Sun Optical Coo
F. C. Leaming, Pres
Trenton
N. J
Warren and
Willow Streets
Stacy-Trent Hotel
State and
Warren Streets
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