Useful Christmas Gifts That Any Boy Can Make
A Practical guide for crafting desk accessories and simple wooden gifts. Steps describe patterns for a calendar board and pen rack, book rack, and small waste baskets, plus finishing with stain and wax. Also suggests party games like Tip, a fill in game, sliced toy puzzles, and Santa Claus style place cards with acrostic names.
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Santa Claus
Hare
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Adams Street
Harry. Underwood
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Marshall Represents President During Wilson Illness
Vice President Marshall acts for the president while Wilson is ill, greeting King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium in New York in the president’s name. He will continue this service without signing presidential documents and will avoid cabinet meetings, as the cabinet operates informally during the illness. A 1886 law outlines succession if both the president and vice president are unable to serve.
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Thomas KR. Marshall
Marshall
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
New York
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Belgian King and Queen Visit the United States
King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth with Prince Leopold arrive in America welcomed warmly. The king issues a message praising American aid to Belgium in the war and honoring the alliance between nations. He stresses that treaties must be kept and that courage and faith define a people.
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Leopold
America
Commission For the Relief of
Belgium
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Via Dolorosa
Treasury Secretary Opposes Bonus as Burden on Debt
Secretary of the Treasury Glass told the House budget committee that granting a soldier bonus would require a large government bond issue the country cannot afford. He warned the credit of the United States is imperiled by such moves and said future generations would bear the cost. He urged an immediate halt to avoid another Liberty loan to fund what he called extravagance.
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Glass
Special House Budget Committee
United States
Congress
Hanson Takes League Straw Vote On Train
Ole Hanson former mayor of Seattle reports straw votes taken on trains show 65 against the League and 51 in favor on the Santa Fe run between Kansas City and Chicago. He says the public wants Congress to vote it up or down and focus on world peace and reconstruction.
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