Six year presidential term urged by National Business League
The Indianapolis Sun notes the National Business League's push to amend the Constitution for a six year presidential term with no second term, arguing it would reduce campaign disruption, curb graft, dignify the office, and uphold civil service reform. It cites state trend to biennial elections and quotes concerns about campaigns harming business and economy.
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National Business League
Chicago
Allen G. Thurman
Business Men's League
Need of a Humane Society in Indianapolis
A plea for a city humane society in Indianapolis cites poor funding and lack of broad support hindering swift animal welfare action. It details a case on Minois Street where a blind old horse, left on a damp vacant lot, was not aided promptly by authorities, prompting calls for organized, proactive care and municipal enforcement. The piece closes by noting a thread trust earning 12.5 million dollars in the past year and contrasting dividends with the needy.
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Indianapolis
Humane Society
Minois St
Fall Creek
Bnt
Polce Department
The Presidential Term A Debate On A Six Year single Term
The piece argues for and against a six year single presidential term. It traces history from the framers to the present, noting support from leaders like Washington and Jefferson and citing Henry Clay on incumbents’ focus on re election during a first term.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Clay
Tilden
Thurman
Cleveland
Henry Clay
Editor Watterson backs Parker in constitutional guardian stance
The Kansas City Star and Washington Post debate Judge Parker by asking why, if he upholds fundamental law, he does not demand abrogation of the Panama treaty and reversal of Roosevelt’s recognition. The critique argues Parker should oppose canal developments and press Colombia to yield Panama’s independence, balancing principle with action.
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Judge Parker
Washington
Parker
Imnd
Panama
Roosevelt
New Republic
Canal Strip
Colombia
Ita
Kansas City Star
The Largest Bark Sailing Ship Under Construction
A sailing ship at Bremhaven is being built to be the largest in the world with a displacement of 8,000 tons upon completion.
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Bremhaven
Miss Hanna Not a Tattler in World Affairs
Miss Margaret Hanna, assistant to the second assistant secretary of state Alvin Adee, is not a gossip. The article notes she knows oceans of secrets, earning 81.84 per year. A Michigan native, she was appointed from Kansas to the state department.
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Margaret
Alvin A. Adee
Hanna
Michigan
State Department
Kansas
Sunshine and Smiles in a Jumbled Daily Collected Snippets
A collage of light humor and small town notes, mentioning fashion, travel, and mischief. Anecdotes include a wife gifting neckties, touring car trips, a bare cornfield, teachers learning to cook, and local gossip about Leavenworth and Camden. Several lines reference public figures, odd sayings, and minor incidents from various places.
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Cupid
Dizzy Spells and Heart Trouble Urge Prompt Help
A health notice warns that dizziness signals serious heart trouble. It describes accompanying symptoms such as shortness of breath palpitations weakness chest pains and choking sensations and urges seeking prompt medical attention before danger worsens.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Cure for Heart Disease
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a universal remedy for heart disease across all stages. It cites a testimonial from Minnie F Johnson of Olg Minn claiming six years of heart trouble ended after using the product, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Minnie Fi. Johnson
Obstructive Politeness In Vienna and Other Oddity Tales
A Philadelphia Record excerpt recounts a bemused AustroGerman tour where architect Phillyp Schwarz asks a policeman for a cap and is guided to a department store. The piece weaves in brief curiosities about Nicholas Longworth, Emperor William, and czar anecdotes, all in a light, anecdotal voice.
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Rudulph
Philipp Schwarz
Prague
Philadelphia
Vis
Atlantic
Austria
Philadelphia Record
Disgraceful Deficiencies in Self Improvement Text
A passage by Lorison Swett Marden lists faults to avoid in life. It urges developing potential, resisting laziness, maintaining cleanliness, gratitude, responsible politics, and interest in education, health, and civic improvement. It critiques indifference amid nations’ progress and awareness of world affairs.
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Munich
Piles Cure Ad and Fast Union Pacific Train Route
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT and offers a refund if it fails. It also touts Union Pacific rapid trains to California via Omaha with a direct route, naming Connor at Fourth Street Glenfanti, GA.
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Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Connor
EL Fourth St
Glnefanati
Portland and Northwest Without Change Route Advertised
Portland and Northwest route via Aston Pacific offers 20 miles along the Columbia River with trains running close to the water viewable from the car window. Two daily through trains with accommodations for all classes. Inquiries to W H Connor G A 93 East Fourth St Cin Cincinnati Ohio.
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Northwest
Aston Pacific
Columbia River
Lewis and ‘Clark Exposition
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth St
Cincine Balt
Ohio
The Gentle G5X and Local Gossip
The Homerville Journal notes a triangle of jealousy involving Lalu Baker, Mrs. Maud Scofield, and a 1 year old child, with Baker moving to 532 Sman-at after leaving Homerset. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports on Miss Baker filing a assault warrant against Mrs. Scofield after following her son. Ethel Hager gains modeling attention and creates a new concept of a recognized woman. Governor Warfield challenges the adage, praising the idea that a woman makes the man during a carnival night at North Ave Baptist church, implying a governor’s wife’s influence.
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Hig City
Homerset
Maud Scofield
Gs Cart
Mian Baker
Sman-at
Maninally
Ethel Hager
Warfield
Baptist Young People
Wilson Memorial Church
Northave
Beventh St
Baititgore Sun
Small beginnings in savings build independence
The text urges starting a savings account even with little money. It argues that small deposits encourage further deposits, making saving a habit that becomes enjoyable and profitable over time. It emphasizes opening an account as the first step toward financial independence.
Indiana Trust Co Capital Burplus
The Indiana Trust Co. capital burplus appears in the notice, reflecting a financial matter involving the bank. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Indiana Trust CO
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