Col Roosevelt Speaks on Citizenship at Paris Sorbonne
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt lectured at the Sorbonne in Paris, urging individual responsibility, virtue, and the balance of liberty with duty. He warned against sterile abundance, praised learning from old worlds, and stressed that true freedom rests on character, courage, and societal progress.
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Paria
Roosevelt
Ue Sorbonne
France
Republic
Europe
West
Frealy
Gamaliel
Paul
Poe
Republica
Pan American Peace Palace Opens in Washington
The marble palace built as the home of the International Bureau of the American Republics was dedicated with an elaborate ceremony in Washington. Andrew Carnegie funded $750,000 of the $1,000,000 cost, Taft spoke, and diplomats from the region attended a brilliant reception later. The edifice houses the Pan American bureau and serves as a center for information, arbitration, and international cooperation among Western Hemisphere nations.
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Great Plains
United States
Andy
Wayling
France
Malbrook
Vroiseart
Sealm
Brent Post
Washington
International Bureau of the American Republica
Western Hemisphere
Andrew Carnegie
Drowmaster
Taft
Senor de la Barra
Knox
John Barrett
Bureau
Cardinal Gibbons
Gentral
South America
Tlon
Tamm
Hall of American Ambasaadora
International Bureau of the
Pan-American Bureau
Cape Horn
New World
Pan American Bureau
North
Congress of the United States
Andrew Carynegle
Mague
Garnegie
Wis
Meiost
Whits
Potomac River
Priae Dexiens Ay Limited
Foreign Mission reform and civilization goals
A discussion on civilization and missions argues that moral welfare under modern governments requires Christian influence through foreign missionaries from America and Europe. Civilization thrives with material progress, orderly individual theory, growing intelligence, and equal justice under law. The rise in sentiment for foreign missions is noted as remarkable. A separate shop window anecdote describes a customer criticizing a vivid tie as loud, prompting an ironic remark from the shopkeeper.
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America
Eurepé
Postum for Mothers The Drink That Nourishes
An advertiser promotes Postum as a beverage for nursing mothers and families. The copy claims improved strength for mothers and increased milk supply for infants, with testimonials describing life changes after replacing coffee. Directions note boiling for fifteen to twenty minutes.
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Ancient University
Telle
Duty
Lesnone
Turton
Ruland
Charlemagne
Roycesvalles
Muan
Te Evedt
Bureau of Republics
Carnegie
Diplomatic Corps
Hall of Ambassadors
Barrett
Caregle
Diplomate Corps
Marine Band
Francisco J. Yanes
Burea
International Bureau of the American Republics
Ease Antepee
Sant
Aifillon
Bexes
Daisy Fly Killer
Nowradex
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