Roosevelt stance under fire over campaign finance policy
A Nebraska writer argues President Roosevelt wavers on restricting corporate contributions and urges strict law against corporate donations while supporting individual funding with transparency. The piece notes Morgan Rockefeller and Carnegie donors and warns public disclosure could affect party support and voter judgment. It also references Dooley and Boni humor, then lauds La Crosse musical offerings and Universalist league activities.
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Christmas gift hints for the love-lorn from Just Life
A humorous guide weighs gifts for women in courtship with cautions about toilet sets candy and combs. It mocks pricey jewelry cautioning against cash and urges witty alternates while lampooning social expectations and pricey purchases.
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