Woodrow Wilson Sworn In As President In 1913 Inauguration
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey is sworn in as president with Thomas Riley Marshall of Indiana as vice president. The outdoor ceremony on the Capitol East Portico featured thousands of spectators, military bands, and a formal oath administered by Chief Justice Ward Hunt. Taft and Wilson shared a joint procession from the White House, then Wilson delivered his inaugural address before returning to the White House with Taft departing.
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Wilson's Inaugural Address Sets Democratic Path Forward
President Woodrow Wilson delivers a notably brief inaugural address signaling a shift in governance. He argues the Democratic victory reflects a broader national recalibration toward justice, efficiency, and reform, outlining plans to cleanse and restore the government while preserving essential rights and aims. He calls for unity beyond party lines and appeals for honest, informed counsel.
Rice Combinations and Dishes for meals and desserts
Instructions describe multiple rice preparations including serving rice plain with seasoning, as a vegetable, or in combinations with meat and fruit. Featured recipes cover Rice and Parsley, Onions Stuffed With Rice, and Rice and Cocoanut Custard with steps on cooking, seasoning, baking, and serving.
Sandwich Suggestions With Flavorful Fillings
A list of inventive sandwich fillings includes Roquefort and French dressing on bread, New York cheese on buttered slices, minced hard boiled eggs with lemon, tongue with mustard, chopped dates with creamed cheese, ham and chicken with curry, cucumber and onion with French dressing, sardines with lemon, water cress, liver with onion and celery, banana with nuts and oil, baked beans with onion and celery, chicken with almonds and celery, ham with celery and mayonnaise, eggs with cheese mustard olive oil, salmon with pickles and olives, tuna with lemon, mutton with capers in French dressing, and cream cheese with candied cherries.
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Gracious Friend Says He Will Let Me Own Motor Car
The message speaks of a stately gentleman named Tance and an heiress friend expecting a motor car gift. Read as a playful, archaic note about generosity and social status with hints of arranged wealth and companionship.
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What Would You Do If You Were a Millionaire
East side school Attis boys answered the prompt with plans for wealth and power. They imagined owning banks, a Fifth Avenue home, autos, a yacht, a subway, and even becoming mayor while funding education and other ventures.
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Unanimous remarks on a world trip draw mixed reactions
A terse remark about a world trip surfaces with sharp words. The line reflects a charged exchange among individuals who shared the journey, suggesting tension and mixed public perception about the expansive travel.
Wise Agent and the Clothes Wringer Sale
A playful 19th century ad scene shows a persuasive clothes wringer sales pitch aimed at wives, with a stage aside from the agent and a comical exchange between Mrs Henpeck and her husband. The dialogue evokes domestic humor and gender roles of the era.
Western Canada Development Surges With Immigrant Farm Boom
Western Canada's phenomenal growth outpaces other regions as Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta attract large settlements. In 1901 to 1912 immigration rose dramatically with Americans moving north to homestead rich lands at low cost. With 218 million acres available, only fifteen percent cultivated, vast mineral and forest wealth Untapped, promising continued expansion.
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Widow Uses Baby Talk To Win Bachelor In Courtship
A playful line suggests a pretty widow who speaks in baby talk to a bachelor may win his heart and surrender to romance. The vivid image hints at social flirtation and courtship norms of the era.
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