Burleson urges government ownership of telegraphs and telephones
Washington December 17 government ownership of both telegraphs and telephones is urged by Postmaster General Albert Burleson in a major annual report. He cites parcel post success and argues government control would modernize national communications while detailing a 1913 surplus and calls for postal system reforms and new funding authorities.
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Curse of luxury and the downfall of states
A quotation from Charles Rollin states that luxury corrupts flourishing states and kingdoms. It asserts that histories across ages and nations repeatedly demonstrate this indisputable maxim.
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Fresh Country Eggs Restricted From Cold Storage Admission
A fragment notes that some fresh country eggs are not improved by being denied admission to cold storage. The line hints at storage restrictions affecting egg quality and handling.
President Wilson Embarrassed in Presence of Women
A report notes President Wilson showing human moment as he blushed or reacted to women nearby during a public or formal engagement. The incident underscores the president's fallibility in social settings.
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National primary shift boosts rural reliance on mail
The statement notes that if primaries go nationwide, residents in distant counties will depend more on mail for information. It underscores the role of postal services in communicating election news to sparsely populated areas.
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