Inauguration of Wilson as President in 1913
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey is sworn in as president with Thomas Marshall becoming vice president in a grand outdoor ceremony on the Capitol steps. Chief Justice White administers the oath as Taft and crowds witness a Democratic return to power.
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Wilson's Inaugural Address Inspires Call for Reform
President Woodrow Wilson's inaugural address frames a major party shift as a mandate for national renewal. He rejects partisan zeal, pledges restoration of justice, and outlines key reforms to tariff policy, finance, industry, labor, and public health, urging honest cooperation and broad patriotic effort.
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Rice Combinations and Rice Dishes in Desserts and Sides
Rice appears as a versatile staple in this guide, detailing plain serving, vegetable use, and various pairings. It covers Rice and Parsley, Onions Stuffed With Rice, a sweet cold rice dessert with bananas, and a Rice and Cocoanut Custard with meringue.
A Sandwiches Score of Savory Variants
A list of inventive sandwich ideas includes Roquefort with French dressing and lettuce, New York cheese between buttered bread, minced eggs with sardine and lemon, tongue with mustard, dates with creamed cheese, ham and chicken with curry, cucumber with onion and French dressing, sardines with lemon paste, watercress with dressing, liver with onion and celery, banana with nuts and oil, baked beans with onion, chicken with almonds and celery, ham celery and mayonnaise, eggs with cheese mustard olive oil, salmon with pickles and olives, figs with peanuts, mutton with capers and French dressing, and cream cheese with candied cherries.
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World traveler fiancés vow gift of motor car
Gracious banter unfolds as a rich heiress gleefully expects a motor car from her fiancé. The public smiles at shared joy as the couple recalls an around the world trip and the warmth of approval from others.
What Would You Do If You Were a Millionaire
A Hast elds school class asked what they would do if wealthy. Pupil responses include owning a bank, running for mayor, living on Fifth Avenue, buying autos, funding an education school, and buying a yacht. Several mention movies, a subway, and hiring out money.
Western Canada's Phenomenal Development
Western Canada shows rapid growth with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta offering vast cultivable land. Wheat crops expand while only a small percentage is under cultivation. Immigrant and American investment surge, fueling land sales and homesteading. Vast mineral and forest wealth remain largely untapped.
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Widow's baby talk tests bachelor resolve on romance
A delicate social moment shows a pretty widow using infantile talk to woo a bachelor, threatening his guarded stance and prompting a snap decision on pursuing a fledgling romance. The scene illustrates charm versus restraint in courting rituals.
Wise Agent Purchases Clothes Wringer With Clever Plea
A humorous scene shows a persuasive Wise Agent prompting a wife to buy a clothes wringer. The wife resists due to cost, but the agent presses with a plea while the husband and pet dog react, revealing a comic domestic scenario. The dialogue hints at stage business and social quirks of persuasion.
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