Prosperity Ahead and Industrial Growth in 1913 Detroit
The piece notes Detroit car factories Cadillac Studebaker and others expanding workforces by over one third since the prior year. It argues this signals broad economic optimism, with manufacturers backing forecasts with investment, while Wall Street shows caution. It also covers a New York commission on European agricultural studies urging cooperation in production, distribution, soil conservation, improved roads, and farm credit.
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Wall Street
Reform victories and anti vivisection clash in national debate
The piece weighs New York reform moves and Sulzer's defeat, citing costs to oust him and Glynn's swift primary driven reforms. It critiques anti vivisection conventions in Washington and defends Rockefeller Institute figures, then notes New York World praise for Elihu Root and Nobel Prize winner Nout alongside Roosevelt and Root.
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Glynn
Sulzer
New York World
Elihu Nout
Roosevelt
Root
Open Market for Farm Produce and Charity Appeal
The piece argues for an open market where farmers ship produce to large consuming centers to avoid speculation and ensure sales. It notes progress toward this goal, plus a Christmas Fund for Poor Children with a strong call for more contributions to bring joy and basic comforts to needy youngsters at Christmastide.
Former County Engineer Rightmire Sent to State Prison
The piece notes that former Atlantic County official County Engineer Rightmire has begun a prison term, marking him as the fourth ex Atlantic County officeholder jailed there. It asserts honesty as the ultimate policy for local politicians amid ongoing political commentary.
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Rightmire
Atlantic County
Editorial Observations On Politics And Society
A collage notes varied opinions from papers about temperance eugenics and tourism. It cites Roosevelt on the Monroe Doctrine and remarks on high living costs and distribution margins in New York, plus California Republican splits and progressive gains.
Advertising cooperation between dealers and manufacturers
A Talk to Dealers Advertising is bringing you and the manufacturer closer to gather. It is reducing the expense of getting goods to market and is putting the middleman in the background. Most manufacturers are willing to help buyers tell them, even to come into home newspaper columns to create a market. They want readers to display goods intelligently and pledge to the public. Cooperate with the manufacturer who seeks cooperative advertising and address inquiries to the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association, World Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
World Building
New York
Progressive Republicans Split From California GOP
The California Progressives renounce the Republican label and join the Progressive party after achieving their aims. They warn that any future Republican effort in California must be built anew under Hiram Johnson and his followers. The Newark News editorialized against reconciled affiliations. A second poem reflects on white lamps guiding a night journey and pondering death.
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California
Republican Party
Supreme Court of
Taft
George L. Record
New Jersey
Hiram Johnson
Newark News
Thoughtful Notes and Burial Histories From Far Afield
A local financier narrates a borrowing scheme to drum up credit and warns against overborrowing. The piece notes Fielding’s Lisbon tomb and its later restoration as described by a 1772 English visitor and 1880 British chaplain. It ends with a quip about doctors and quarrels from hospital lore.
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Fielding
Henry Fielding
Lisbon
London Chronicle
Hen swims and military decorum cited in odd notes
A mixed set of anecdotes from Washington Star and London Answers recount a Virginia militia encampment incident with a sergeant and a private. The tale contrasts strict military decency with a gentleman's interference and ends with a child Maggie affirming that a hen can swim despite parental and inspector scrutiny.
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Virginia Uilitia
Fitzhugh Calhoun
Brewster Fairfax
Washington Star
Maggie
Lear
London
Jury Shown Knife as Schmidt Claims Murder Evidence
In New York on December 13 Hans Schmidt testified he killed Anna Aumul ier and dismembered her body. Police inspector Faurot described Schmidt’s confession and the weapon, a saw and knife, placed in evidence. He said Schmidt claimed to love the girl but cited a conflict with his vow of celibacy.
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Schmidt
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumulier
Joseph A. Faurot
Faurot
Arnold G. Leo
Sehreidt
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Washington
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Jersey Journal
Peoria
Montesquieu
Cleveland
Hiness
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Norwood & Bath
Park & Tilford’s
Whitman
Mrs. Britton
Mirror
Cyrun W. Mietl
Atlantic
Panga Canal
First National Bank of Long Branch
Tomers
NEW Jersey Mortgage & Trust CO
Long Branch, N. J
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