Licensing plan would regulate interstate manufacturers says W L Douglas
Former Massachusetts governor W L Douglas writes in the Boston Herald arguing for a national licensing system for all interstate manufacturers and corporations. He calls for a government department to issue licenses, full payment of taxes, semi annual public statements, and state examiner boards to inspect corporate records and directors.
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Optimism, upheaval, and a volatile world warned by observers
The London Observer warns that naive optimism is replaced by political earthquakes in Tripoli Balkans and China. It notes insurrection could reshape the Far East and increase pressure from Japan's triumphs, stressing that civilization's peace rests on a volatile foundation.
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New Rail Plan Sparks Floral vs Feather Bed Debate
A proposed American railroad beautification idea faces practical critique from Detroit Free Press. Advocates favor flowers and hedges along rights of way while opponents warn that feather beds would better cushion passengers in collisions.
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Owl and Swain Duel Of Love In Ardent Exchange
A playful exchange between a swain and a swainess centers on who loves more while an owl observes. The pair quarrel over sincerity and devotion, with names Gwendoline Eustice Miss Brown and Mr. Jones appearing as interruptions. The scene ends with the owl hooting and moving away.
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Faith and Coffee Reverses a Woman's Health Decline
A Bay State woman recalls lifelong indigestion and headaches from coffee use. After trying Postum on a friend’s suggestion, she notes improved digestion, stopped headaches, and regained strength within weeks, praising Postum served cold with cream.
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Disappearance and heroism of Civil War generals Clitz and Maltby
War department records recount Henry B. Clitz a major later brigadier general of volunteers who vanished in 1888 after Gaines Mills and Cerro Gordo legends of his endurance. Jasper A. Maltby colonel of the Forty Fifth Illinois led the perilous Fort Hill mining assault under Grant and was mortally wounded saving his men.
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