Debate over credit for ratification ends in patriotism call
The piece argues against claim that party or single group deserves credit for the Equal Suffrage amendment. It uses analogies from building, military, railroads, publishing, and signing of the Declaration to show shared credit. It then shifts to urging patriotism over party and opposing imperialist policy, citing Wilson and foreign policy. It cites Dubuque Times Journal and Louisville Herald. It also critiques Cox as a cheap politician and notes Democratic relations to pro German attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becausa
Buoker Hill
Germantown
Brandywine
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Dubuque ( Sa
Times-Journal
The Cox Combine Nominated By Tammany and Chicago Bosses
Charles F Murphy of Tammany Hall Thomas Taggart and Thomas F Brennan helped nominate Mr Cox They knew what they were doing and warned he would not fool the trio who backed him into the race The passage frames a political alliance behind the nomination reflecting urban machine politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cox
Charles F Murphy
Tammany Hall
Thomas Taggart
Indiana Democracy
Thomas F. Brennan
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Murphy
Tagrt
Brennan
Dny
Cox
Victor the Loyal Dog Saves the Danforths and Devon’s Loot
Elsa Danforth and farmer Abel Danforth face losing Victor the Great Dane to farmer Robins for his melon patch. Victor disappears and reappears with meat, later helping uncover a theft at John Devon’s office. Alvin Marsh returns, Victor’s loyalty saves the day, and the family’s finances improve with the reward.
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Elsa Danforth
Victor
Farmer Robins
Elsa
John Devon
Robins
Alvin
Abel Danforth
Mr. Robins
Alvin Marsh
Y Victor
Mr. Danforth
Devon
Ilsa
Resembles the Human Hand The Bat Wing
The wing of a bat is a greatly modified forelimb or hand with four long fingers and a short thumb. Elongated bones act as a ribbed umbrella to stretch the wing skin during flight, and the skin connects to the hind limbs and tail forming a steering rudder and a storage bag when needed.
Trees with Senses and Movements Impress Scholar
James Rodway, curator of the British Guiana museum and noted botanist, argues that plants have senses such as feeling taste and smell and that tropical trees can detect distant water and move toward it. A Scotch mansion’s waste pipe was repeatedly blocked by poplar roots from a tree about thirty yards away, which grew toward the house and penetrated the cement join and pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana Museum
James Rodway
Tropics
New York Post
Sheep Raising Industry Through the Ages
The article notes sheep husbandry as an ancient field predating agriculture. It credits wool production to domestication and selective breeding inspired by early textile use. Romans refined fleece fineness, and after Iberian conquest, Spanish sheep boosted wool quality and global market prestige for centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Parsons
Saturday Evening Post
Iberian Peninsula
Spain
Telltale Faces，说 Dr Chellew facial career guides
Dr Henry Chellew claims a person’s future path can be read from facial features of children and adults. He describes three types: triangular full face links to accountants or engineers. round full face to mathematicians. pointed profile as procrastinating and uncompromising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chellew
Chamberlain
Old New York Homes and Historic Moments
In Chelsea near Twenty third Street and North River City, Clement C. Moore lived where he wrote the childhood classic I was the Night Before Christmas. Edwin Forrest also resided in Chelsea at 436 West Twenty second Street in a square fronted house. Nearby, on the site of City Hall, George Washington reviewed his "little army" in July 1776 as the Declaration of Independence arrived from Philadelphia.
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Chelsea
Twenty-third Street
North River
New York City
Clement C. Moore
Edwin Forrest
West Twenty-second Street
New York City Hall
George Washington
Philadelphia
Largest Bible Reaches Over Five Feet High
The world’s largest Bible stands more than five feet two inches tall and three inches wide in rushes. When opened it spans about seven feet ten inches across, crafted for a special religious movement.
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the Cranbury Press
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Advange
Cranbury
New Jersey
Wilson
Washington
Paris
Louisville
Herald
New York Tribune
Dayton
Harding
Billings
Mont. J
Cox Combine
Sever Errr
Western Newspaper Union
Bat
Scientist
Old New York
Fred’k W. Donnelly
ASONS
Donnelly
Oxford
Palm Beach
Free
Wdonnetty CO
Mens Boys Clothing
Mens © Boys Furnishings
Trenton
Sherwin
Sherwin-Williams
Commonwealth
H. R. Disbrow & Son
Allentown
Cranbury, New Jersey
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