Our Foreign Policy and the Call for Continuity
A letter argues the U S needs a stable foreign policy avoiding yearly shifts. It contrasts English continuity with American rotation in administrations, urging retained experienced diplomats and a tested national stance. The piece ends with a medical ad for Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co.
It Was a Critical Moment of the Battle
A chaotic clash on the right flank as dynamite bombs from an airship rain down. The red generals lie dead. blues press the fortress amid dwindling ammo and fierce charges. Fire ceases as the red force nears exhaustion and the hundred thousand-strong battle continues.
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Napoleon Routed by College Yell at Ramparts
A dramatic scene describes 40 000 soldiers halting before ramparts when 100 college men appear on the wall, waving colors and sounding their yells. The imperial guards break and retreat, defeated by a surprising display of college spirit.
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Paying Positions Secured for Youths by Georgia Business College
Georgia Business College in Macon operates an Employment Bureau placing eight youths last week across states in roles such as teachers stenographers accountants and office staff. Competent applicants pay a small fee for registration and receive a position guarantee or money back. Courses offered at half price with guaranteed job prospects attract students from across America and several foreign countries. The piece also notes praise for local journalism figures Addis Rose and the Arcus newspaper, while criticizing Republicans' ballot prowess and Monroe Advertiser's printing quality.
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Massachusetts Suffrage Vote Shows Low Women Turnout
The Massachusetts municipal suffrage referendum drew little use of the potential 450,000 women voters with fewer than 4,000 casting ballots. Less than half of registered women voted and most of the 20,000 votes were by men favoring suffrage. The result bespeaks a setback for the movement and concerns its spread beyond Massachusetts.
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Dr Cady's Condition Powders Promote Horse Health
For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct disorders and destroy worms give new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 cents per package. For sale by druggists.
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