Be cheerful when you eat says the doctor
A doctor advised in an interview to be cheerful while eating to enjoy any food, noting that even a railway sandwich would be easier to handle if one laughs while tackling it.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
Negroes vote for Roosevelt and canal lobbyists
Washington dispatch by Arthur W. Dunn notes a political shift with black voters backing Roosevelt, sugar and wool trade interests shaping policy, Hepburn hailed as Father of the Canal, and Page labeled an insidious lobbyist as the Panama Canal project progresses through Senate debates. The piece discusses how opposition to a Black federal appointee appeared connected to broader lobbying and policy dynamics surrounding the canal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepburn
Page
Oregon
Panama Canal
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
J— Ratver
Senate
Newlands
Alabama
House
Pete Hepburn
Mann
Nicaraagua
Panama
Roosevelt Gains With Negro Vote In Last Campaign
The article notes a shift with negro voters leaning to Roosevelt, a surprising development given Roosevelt’s prior stance against machine control by negroes in the South. It cites Democratic and Republican dynamics, sugar and wool tariffs, and mentions figures like Senator Page and Jim Mann. It also covers canal politics and senatorial courtesy, ending with Tri-State League results for Wilmington-York, Allentown-Trenton, and Atlantic City-Harrisburg games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rroosevelt
Maryland
West Virgina
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Pegro
Page
Wilson
Senator Page
Vermont
Capitol
Jim Mann
Daniels
Oregon
South America
Navy Department
Atlantic
Pacific
Wilmington—York
Wilmington
Allentown
Trenton
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Legislation Promotes Farmer Co operatives Nationwide
Western and southern states push cooperative farming measures to aid selling. Universities in Kansas and Missouri test producer buyer lists while Wisconsin advances cooperative storehouses and markets. A proposed legislative commission would study cooperative buying and selling to lower agriculture costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Agricultural School
Kansas Agricultural College
University of Missouri
Kansas
Dean Miller
Miller
University of Wisconsin
Consumers’ League
Dairymen’s, Horticultural, Tobacco Growers’ and Live Stock Association
the Grange
Society of Equity
Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
Federation of Labor
African Chief to College Harvard Class of 1917
P Gbe Wolo, a full blooded Krus chieftain from Liberia, will enter Harvard as part of the class of 1917. With no written language, he works to develop a writing system, a grammar, and a Bible translation with help from Charles B Dickerson and Professor Frank L Daley. He excelled at Mount Hermon Prep and delivered the Latin oration at commencement, fluent in French and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard University
P. Gbe Wolo
Liberia
Dips
Charles B. Dickerson
Northfield Seminary
Danes Drop Uniforms in Democratic Ministry
The new Danish ministry in Copenhagen since last June is radical and leaning toward socialism. Members asked the king to forego ministerial uniforms on official occasions. the king consented. The cabinet will dress in evening attire, except the foreign affairs minister who will wear uniform when meeting foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Saving for saving's sake and noble designs
Saving for saving's sake without a clear aim fosters miserliness. Saving objects and noble designs elevate the character, bringing wide blessing.
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