Cold Storage Debate and North Jersey Building News
The issue discusses cold storage and price manipulation, noting municipal coop plants as potential relief. It also reports on building activity in North Jersey cities, with Elizabeth leading gains and Newark Paterson Passaic Bayonne Hoboken figures. Roosevelt remarks on social consciousness and Progres sive movement. French aviator Helles wins Michelin prize. Colgate hints income tax impact on Republicans.
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National Grange
State Grange
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Long Branch
North Jersey
Elizabeth
Newark
Paterson
Passaic
Bayonne
Hoboken
Asbury Park
Football risks and benefits in national sports debate
The piece argues against alarm over football deaths while noting fourte en dead and 175 injured this season and compares risk to deer hunting fatalities in Wisconsin and Maine. It defends football for building physical strength and character, while blaming careless hunters for hunting injuries.
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Wisconsin
Maine
United States
Regular Session Opens With Wilson In Person Address
Washington dispatch notes interest in the new regular session as President Wilson delivers the annual message in person. Debate on the Hetch Hetchy water bill looms with a Dec 6 Senate vote, while House leadership delays report of bills awaiting fuller calendars. Absenteeism and possible investigations into cold storage and food prices threaten smooth action.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senate
San Francisco
House
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
All Nations Should Begin Disarmament Now
The Baltimore American argues that universal disarmament is ideal but each nation delays to favor others. It endorses Winston Churchill’s idea for a year of naval construction suspension by the powers, a plan that reduces risk while saving immense resources.
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Baltimore
Amer
Winston Churchill
Editorial Snippets on Caution and Publicity
A collection of brief opinions from various papers on social caution. It cites concerns about “the girl of today” and ears, thrift taxation, clergy conduct, higher education, a Prince Edward Island publicity official, and a lyric about casting bliss over sorrow. The tone is editorial and reflective.
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Prince Edward Island
N. Y
Thoughts Worth Reading Garrick Shows Johnson Fine House
Garrick displayed his residence to Johnson, including the gardens, statues, and pictures, in a tour that highlighted wealth and taste.
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Garrick
Johnson
Fragmentary Hampton Court remark by Doctor Bate
A fragment recalls Doctor Bate at Hampton Court saying Ah David David these are things that make death terrible. The note captures a moment of dialogue reflecting grave mood and concern about mortality.
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Hampton Court
David
Bate
Prussian Chamber Supports Frederick of Augustenburg Claim
Fifty years ago today on December 1 the Prussian chambers voted to recognize Frederick of Augustenburg as hereditary prince of Schleswig Holstein and pledged support by force of arms.
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Frederick of Augustenburg
Schleswig-Holstein
Cleaning an Oil Painting Techniques Step by Step
The guide prescribes soap and lukewarm water with a fairly dry sponge for cleaning. It advises drying with a soft cloth and applying sweet oil via chamois or fine flannel for a gentle finish. In a Dublin wedding incident, red hot coins sparked a crowd as the bridal party was pelted with rubble during a so called silver shower.
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Dublin
Dark Hair Dominates Portraits of Great Men
A compiled list of fifty biographies shows hair color predominately dark brown or black among great men. Notably, there are no mentions of premature gray hair or the marginal shade termed singed or mouse colored.
Complex Personal Strain Amid Troubled Union
A reflective note on relational strain as a person contemplates leaving a partner after past longing. The speaker questions their capacity to coexist with Lim while acknowledging the hold of shared history and unexpected doubts about life apart from the relationship.
December Merchandising Push as Stock of Goods Booms
The piece extols December as the peak merchandising month, noting that more goods are distributed at retail in December than in three average months combined. It emphasizes abundant stock and flood of advertising, calling December advertising the finest and cleverest news in the newspaper.
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Wall Street News
Tariff Heating Up in Campaign Orator Talk
In Washington tar discussions a campaign orator asks if a line of business depends on the tariff and answers that it does very largely. The exchange highlights tariff impact on political messaging and business interests.
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Washington
A Simple Colonial Cottage Ad from an 1880s Paper
An advertised cottage features a front porch, spacious living and dining rooms, a connecting pantry and kitchen, a combined stair and open fireplace, four bedrooms with large closets, a full basement, and dimensions of nine foot first story and eight foot second story. Built at 2200 dollars excluding heating and plumbing, with plans offered for 24 designs priced from 1.04 to 6,000.
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Luxton
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