Roosevelt Denounces War In Chautauqua Speech
President Roosevelt, at Chautauqua New York, delivers a forceful foreign relations address denouncing aggression and warning that the United States will defend its neighborhood. He recalls war scenes and criticizes violators of international accords while stressing unity with strong neighbors.
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Roosevelt Reforms and Pacific California Politics
Washington correspondent notes shifting views on corporations led by Hearst and Roosevelt. He recalls Hiram Johnson and Hearst clashes, Oregon dry tide, Portland liquor scenes, and contrasts Canadian liquor monopoly with U.S. markets, amid Prohibition debates.
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Simple chic frock pattern promises quick campus style
A youthful Barbara Bell pattern No. 1933 B offers a breezy frock with seven pieces suitable for sizes 12 through 20. It advertises easy construction, a one-piece yoke and sleeves, and a long collar, with fabric needs and price details for 39 inch material and pattern book.
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Greatness in minuteness and sublimes in truthfulness
The quote emphasizes that true greatness lies in the aggregation of small details and cannot be perceived by those not attuned to the care given to the smallest elements. It highlights Ruskin's thesis on value emerging from careful, patient observation of what is least.
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