Bryan’s Growing Lead in Democratic Presidential Polls
A sunlit analysis notes Bryan’s rising strength among voters across regions, with the South solid for the Nebraska candidate. The Chicago Tribune poll tracks first choice votes in multiple states, showing Bryan far ahead of rivals and poised for the Denver convention.
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The Passing of the French Population Trends
A historical survey notes France has grown only 4 percent in a century amid a 360 percent rise in England and 1,600 percent in the United States, with France's current population about 788 and a female majority. It lists detailed birth figures showing continuing but shrinking large families. Also included is commentary on advertising as a creative business force and the need for persistent print promotion.
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The Whole Peewee Family Copyright 1M8 by American Journal
The item appears as a brief copyright notice from the American Journal Examiner publication. It attributes rights to the Peewee family with an unclear year and creator, signaling distribution and reproduction limits for the work.
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Groucho the Monk Examines Curious Public
A 1907 Amaricen-Journal-Examines piece mocks the public for prying into every nook and corner. The author notes people are not as curious as they seem, yet insist they must investigate all details.
Miss Farrar Urges Debutantes to Embrace Work
In New York at a Lenten luncheon of debutantes Miss Geraldine Farrar urged happiness lies in work. She warned against degenerate types like Mrs Rose of Melrose, contrasting work with domestic fatigue and stressing the value of labor for young women.
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War alertness and peacetime accidents in naval history
The piece notes more naval accidents in peacetime than war, citing vigilance during the Spanish American War and a smooth Atlantic to Pacific ship movement after. It argues constant vigilance preserves safety, with a lesson applicable to all human endeavors.
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Supreme Justice Har lan Dismisses Yankee Tobacco Stain Incident
A Virginia stay by Supreme Justice Har lan at a newly built country hotel leads to a humorous exchange. The judge notes a white calcimined wall with a tobacco stain, claims a Yankee stained it, while a Kentuckian questions the identify, noting the fine cut tobacco. The Washington Star records the quip.
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