Swiss liquor laws and cantonal licensing details reported
The article surveys Swiss cantonal liquor licensing under Consul Marshall at Lucerne. It notes varied prices for licenses, local quotas, and night-time limits tied to population, with revenue allotted to schools and roads. It highlights low public drunkenness and regulated sale as a model for governance and taxation.
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Manshull
Lucerne
Tiicerne
Larcerne
Aps
Switzerland
Consid
Laverne
Unclear Gossip Column Attacks Governor Guild Health
A fragmented press excerpt mocks Governor Guild and political dietary misjudgments. It parodies a banquet culture, cites dubious medical opinion, and rails against sensational coverage while listing various papers and social scenes in a jumbled critique.
A Laugh or Two The Moths Appetite
A jumble of quips and snippets from various newspapers. Witty lines on a fat moth, crass jokes about opportunity, inflation era humor, and brief gibes from Washington Post Washington Star Now New York Sun and others. Phrases hint at satire and lighthearted wordplay across outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Our Debt to the Immigrant and Population Growth
An analysis questions the long term impact of immigration on U S growth citing 19th century data. It discusses high immigration peaks, expected population increases, and economist Elkund Watson’s forecasts versus actuals from 1800 to 1900, noting accuracy varied with era. The piece weighs whether growth depends on foreign accession or internal energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkund Watson
Watson
Immigration debate cited by Times-Dispatch editor
A Richmond Times-Dispatch editorial note cites the influx of aliens as a remarkable fact of history. It acknowledges benefits from new blood and racial mingling but argues the nation would have prospered equally without immigrants due to population numbers.
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Timates
Geh
Francis Walker
Times-Dispatch
Pered
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Plan to Exchange Teachers with Prussia Proposed
The Prussian Imperial Department of Instruction proposes exchanging teachers with United States schools under its supervision. The plan aims to foster educational collaboration and exchange insights between German and American educators and students.
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Imperial Department of Instruction
United States
Prussia
Car
Teachers to Visit Prussia Under New Plan
The Carnegie Foundation announced a program in New York to send 25 to 50 American teachers to Prussia starting October 1. Visiting teachers will receive 25 to 27.50 dollars monthly and are to observe the German system, converse with upper class students in English, and learn social and educational customs. Participants must be American college graduates with at least one year of teaching and still employed. Some German language ability required.
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Negie Foundation For the Advancement
New York
Pruala
Prussia
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