Rumors Persist In Announcing Daniels As Candidate
Rumors swirl that Josephus Daniels, editor of the News and Observer and former secretary of the navy, may enter politics amid talk of a 10 percent wage cut, unemployment, and a proposed national sales tax. The report cites speculation about Daniels running for the Democratic nomination as discussions continue in Raleigh.
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Will Josephus Daniels
News and Observer
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Dr Caldwell and Daniels cited in North Carolina politics
A mixed text combines an old advertisement for Dr. Caldwell laxative and a political speculative piece in the Charlotte Observer. It references Dr Caldwell’s claimed birth record and promotes Syrup Pepsin, then discusses rumors that Daniels may announce candidacy for North Carolina governor advocating a state sales tax and higher income taxes, with editorial notes.
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Italy
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Beatrice Lillies Son Faces Democratic Nomination Debate
Beatrice Lillie’s son weighs a run for North Carolina governor as a Democrat with a sales tax platform. The piece notes Republicans push a national sales tax to shift taxes onto workers, while Daniels distances from big interests and Mellon power.
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Marion Butler
Daniels
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Fess
Ohio
Hoover
Smoot
Utah
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Senator Reed
Sons of Wild Jackasses
North Carolina
Beautify Your Bathroom With A Personal Cosmetic Cabinet
Alicia Hart explains how to create a compact three shelf beauty cabinet in a small bathroom. She lists essentials for each shelf including brushes, toothpaste, mouthwash, creams, makeup, powders, and a manicure set, stressing dust avoidance.
The Shock Father (to son) Riddle
A quick quip from Smith's Weekly in Sydney frames a father questioning a son about a simple addition with his mother reacting in hysteria. The humorous exchange hinges on a playful math puzzle within a domestic scene.
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Smith's Weekly
Sydney
Union of faith and freight cars in two rapid weddings
At The Pas and Chambersburg a traveling archdeacon wed two couples aboard a freight train, each ceremony finished in four minutes before the caboose moved on. The rapid pair of weddings came with looming delays as the train next passes in two months.
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Cupid
Archdeacon Faries
Italy's first skyscraper rises fifteen stories high
In Brescia Italy a vast building is under construction touted as the continent’s tallest commercial structure and housing offices and apartments. Locals claim it may become Europe’s tallest.
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Pire
Brescia
Italy
Europe
Baltimore Man Chooses Jail Over Breadlines
James H. McMullen, 27, arrested for drunken driving, was allowed to pick his sentence. He asked for six months in jail saying he is tired of eating in breadlines and sleeping in the parks and believes a spell in jail would give him rest and meals.
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Baltimore
James H. McMullen
Mce- Mullen
Major Woods Oversees Tenth of World's Gold
A pew photo shows Major W. Q. Woods, Treasurer of the United States, described as responsible for a tenth of the world’s gold holdings. The caption notes the demanding nature of managing such vast wealth and hints at the burden carried by the official.
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W. Q. Woods
United States
Pooled Her I woke up and found my wife going through pockets
A brief, uneasy anecdote recounted as a humorous exchange in Answers. A person wakes to a spouse rifling pockets, asks what happened, and replies with a laugh while turning over in bed. The fragment hints at marital tension rendered in a wry tone.
Education and marriage spark in witty London Opinion quip
A London Opinion quip rattles off a plot about a father investing $25,000 in his daughter's education only for her to marry a man earning $1,560 a year. The remark pivots on the line about six percent on the money, reflecting social humor on parental investment and marriage.
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