Woodrow Wilson Praised as Ideal Presidential Timber
Lawrence Stringer reports on Woodrow Wilson as a Democratic candidate for president, praising his intellect, honesty, and Jeffersonian approach. The piece highlights his New Jersey governorship, straightforward manner, and commitment to the people, presenting him as a principled, progressive reformer unlikely to engage in machine politics.
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Woodrow Wilson A Lifelong Educator and Leader
A biographical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson from his Virginia birth on December 25 1856 through his early years in Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina to Princeton Bryn Mawr Wesleyan and ultimately Princeton University presidency. It notes his rise as historian economist and author leading reforms at Princeton emphasizing inclusive access and democratic ideals shaping his future governance as New Jersey governor and president.
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Hints for the Busy Housewife Delights and Dishes
A column of old kitchen tips describes a New York egg steamer, pie and cake recipes, and methods for preparing baked dumplings, lobster salad, and a spiced meatless meal. Recipes include New England Apple Pie, Snider Corn Cake, Baked Apple Dumplings, and Lobster Mold with mayonnaise.
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