Roosevelt as Speaker Plan Surfaces in Reconstruction Talk
The piece discusses a wheeze to make Theodore Roosevelt Speaker of the House after a coming back from Africa. It outlines an original plan with Roosevelt in the Senate, Root moved aside, and Roosevelt later to the presidency, but notes Taft’s actions altered the scheme. It cites Western and Eastern editorials and mentions Rockefeller and Ryan amid a web of political maneuvering.
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Put Up or Shut Up in Plain Words
A column argues men have no right to a woman's time unless marriage is intended. The piece asserts a man should propose rather than waste a woman's time, urging definite commitment over casual courting.
Put up or shut up the gambler in love warned
Dorothy Did cautions women about men who act with no intent to marry. Authors warn that continual social attentions without commitment ruin a girl’s chances for a good match, tying her to a insincere suitor and blighting her hopes and pride.
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