Buenos Aires Amid South American Metropolises
The article extols Buenos Aires as a major Western Hemisphere city with 1.8 million people, cosmopolitan culture, the finest newspaper plant La Prensa, grand docks, and a vibrant operatic scene. It contrasts it with other capitals like Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo, and argues for stronger US trade and relief efforts amid global tensions and neutrality. It also notes flour mills rising north of the Yangtze in China and shifts from poppy to wheat cultivation, with China increasing its own supply and restricting exports.
Editorial Sparks In Election Day Conspiracy Talk
A collage of editorials and satirical notes discussing conspiracy charges, political figures, and election day events. References include Crown Prince reports, references to Roosevelt, Whitman, Glynn, Sulzer, and a quip about an acting president, with youth verse on wealth and dreams.
Rockefeller foundation expedites aid to starving Belgians
The Rockefeller Foundation has committed 100 million dollars to relief, aiming to help Belgium immediately as it suffers widespread famine. A steamship has just sailed bearing aid and relief supplies to the beleaguered nation.
November 7 History Moments Across The Years
A brief chronology lists key events on November 7 across years including 1835 Texas state government move, 1837 Alton anti slavery riot, 1863 Rappahannock Station battle, 1873 Virginius raid executions, 1910 Briand cabinet resignation, and 1911 state election day with a taxi advertisement note.
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Alton
Ill
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Galveston Bay
Port Royal Forts
North Carolina
Rappahannock Station
Virginius
Briand
France
M. Briand
Bits of Europe War News and Light Verse Columns
A compact column mixes World War II era scenes with jokes and short anecdotes. It opens with wartime imagery of shrapnel and destruction in Europe, then shifts to witty vignettes about fashion, dating, and social quirks, ending with humorous lines about men, women, and romance.
Buy now for complete records of events leading to war
Advertisement copy urges clipping a coupon and sending 10 cents to The Presa office to obtain a complete record of facts that led to the present European war, claiming limited supply.
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Presa
Europe
Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck Democ rat of Albany
Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck a Democrat from Albany New York was born in Bethlehem New York on November 7 1873. He attended local schools in Albany studied civil engineering at Troy and worked fifteen years as a signal engineer for the New York Central and later as chief engineer vice president and general manager of the Federal Railway Signal Company. He was elected to the sixty third congress.
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Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck
Albany
N. Y
Bethlehem
Troy
New York Central Lines
Federal Railway Signal Company
Ten Eyck
New York Montessori School Helps Tenement Children
A New York East Side tenement district Montessori styled "House of Childhood" teaches cleanliness order respect for property and politeness to improve behavior and reduce juvenile trouble. The program shows children enjoy washing their faces and learning life skills while promoting family cooperative upkeep and cutting living costs.
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Charles H. Adams
New York
New “House of Childhood
East Side
Dr. Montessori
Maryland D A R State Conference Opens in Baltimore
The annual Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution state conference is held in Baltimore with a program of music and speeches and an educational evening session as a new feature this year.
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Baltimore
Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution
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