In Praise of the President Analysis of Wilson Address
The piece lauds Woodrow Wilsons congressional address for its concise scope and masterful rhetoric. It contrasts his brevity with Roosevelt and Taft, notes emphasis on social justice for postal workers, antitrust policy, and a plan for direct primaries, and concludes with optimism for ongoing business prosperity under his leadership.
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Missouri Wins First in National Fruit Judging Meet
Missouri University fruit judging team won first prize at the national contest in Washington, D C, last week with seven competing teams. L F Reese of Kansas City had the top individual score while teammates were A D Killam of Springfield and D Matthews Jr of Columbia. Final standings placed Coynell second Town third West Virginia fourth Kentucky fifth Pennsylvania sixth Massachusetts seventh and New Jersey eighth. The team received the silver loving cup from the American Pomological Society. Mr and Mrs Mike Englehart visited friends and planned a trip to St Louis after Kansas City.
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