Inauguration of Woodrow Whee and new Vice President
A chaotic scramble of ceremonies marks the inauguration of the new Vice President Marshall and President-elect, with the Senate and House operations hurried to close sessions. Diplomatic galleries brim with representatives as Chief Justice White administers the oath amid formal processions and a vast audience at the Capitol.
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Inaugural Address Continues on Restoration Plans
The speech argues for sober second thought and national restoration. It lists key reforms to improve commerce, taxation, and the role of government in finance while criticizing entrenched interests and underused resources. The address emphasizes efficiency, cost study, and reform of administration to align with early national standards.
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The Higher Duty of Justice and Human Welfare
The speech argues that government rests on justice not charity, demanding equality and protection for women and children. It urges laws on pure food and labor, and insists the state must safeguard society by strengthening its weakest members. It calls for dedicated national effort beyond party lines.
Endorsement Letter Praises Rhythmic Studies of the Wars
A letter from Kansis critic notes strong endorsement of the new book Rhythmic Studies of the Wars. The writer expresses enjoyment of the study, praise for faithful biblical spirit, and music of the work, calling it a real inspiration and hoping for many more from the author Channute Tribune reports the sentiment.
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Gold Dust Promises Superior Kitchen Cleaning
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a superior kitchen cleaner that sterilizes and keeps utensils sanitarily safe. It claims ordinary soap fails to fully cleanse or kill decay germs in oft used items, while Gold Dust cleans quickly and more thoroughly without extra effort.
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