Lincoln and democracy voices from a Virginia cabin
A reflective essay on Lincolns spirit and the democratic ideal contrasts Lincoln with Washington, arguing the test of Americans is what they are not where they were. It praises republican virtue, isolation of the spirit, and the duty to live by liberty and justice for the nation. Postcards show soldiers at Eagle Pass.
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Vegetable Diet and Strength Through Plant Foods
The article argues humans can thrive on a vegetable diet and cites examples from rice and fruits to show strength without meat. It mentions the horse and ox as purely vegetarian and discounts the belief that meat is needed for power. It references a tobacco product with low price as context.
Prominent Citizen at Petuna Targeted in Veto Debate
The scene includes a remark about vetoing a prominent citizen at Petuna while references to a Wisconsin house party last night appear. A Kansas City Star note urges action and mentions elderberry wine, dominoes, and dance tunes on a phonograph.
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College football prospects at Friends University featured by Saunders hire
The article notes Oliver C Saunderta from Carroll College Wisconsin takes over as coach at The College of Emporia and Friends University in Wichita plans a medium weight squad with speed in backfield. Senior leaders include Parr Pearson and Simmons while last year’s stars return and early practices begin.
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Railroad leaders oppose eight hour day wage hike as risk to commerce
Prominent railroad officials warn against a proposed wage rise equating to about 100 million dollars annually and 353 percent for freight train and yard workers. They argue the plan would disrupt transportation, threaten public welfare, public debt, and national commerce, urging a public arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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