National Spug Movement Expands With Presidential Circle
The Spug movement, a campaign against useless gift giving, spreads nationally led by the president’s wife Woodrow Wilson and her daughter. Organization expands from New York to Massachusetts and California through civic federations and committees.
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Iat Firmal Civic Federation
Henerry
Mies
Woodrow Wilson
Whiel Begtu
New York
Por Massichsetts
Mra
Charles Hanlin
Venneytmindi
Mas
Chamber Tin
Anguat Belial
Poe
Sotet
Kelinoen Sah
West Va
Athantes Mary
Ufford
California
Dative
Nalin
Alulanit
van Dooriners
Wits
Po Ividoat Frentem
Byreid
Tata Loria
Mpetty Gra
Anil
Anil Stay Ee Ameugie Wisiiacia Meerpits
Oe Mas
Cap Glark
Mes Meury Veo
Catted Stites Aia Ondor
Pesnoe
Moxy Brankitn Maw Veal
Blighted Chestnuts Fatal Kill Seven in Connecticut
A poisoned chestnut outbreak in Connecticut killed seven people who ate nuts from infected trees. Investigators traced the illness to contaminated fruit went on the scene and noted victims included locals and visitors who consumed the roasted chestnuts.
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Connecticut
Erie
Peerett
Sis Attier
Vinle
Convel
AVI
Willind
Tower of London to Open Dungeons to Public
Tower of London authorities plan to throw open the dungeons beneath the White Tower and the Bloody Tower within months. The historic cells house torture devices and the room where Guy Fawkes was imprisoned. Nearby, Sir Walter Raleigh’s ten year stay and the Queen Elizabeth state robes will form part of the display.
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Guy Fawkes
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ernest’lin
Elisabeth
Leos
St. Pauls
Moody Tower
Edward Vo
York
Chaivs
Christmas Strawberries Supply Hopes For Holiday
Jersey farmer Villa E Kihe von scientific farmer of iteeton predicts a good Christmas berry crop if cold weather stays away. He has raised a large quantity of strawberries from plots planted in April and expects profits to cover costs of care. A public festivity plan is noted with pledges of free bread and berries for Washington’s festivity.
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Jersey
E. Kihe von
Iteeton
Thias
Nation's Growth Shown In Progress Record 1900 1913
Statistical pamphlet released by the Department of Commerce details United States growth from 1900 to 1913. It highlights land area, production, and economic indicators with charts and figures reflecting national progress.
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Tsun Tits
Lester
Washinden
Cam
Government spending totals for fiscal year 1915 estimates
The Treasury’s Secretary McAdoo presents broad budget figures for 1915 including legislative 7.6 million executive 20.5 million and military 105.9 million in the major establishments. Naval needs 139.9 million plus 10.2 million for Indian affairs and pensions 169.2 million. Public works 307.9 million and post office 306.9 million. Total required appropriation 1.1087 billion, with numerous large requests across departments and new programs such as special attorneys and canal funding.
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Post Office
Congress
United States
Department
House
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Navy Department
Daniels
Washington
Panama Canal
War Department
Christmas Roods Adverts Open for Holiday Cakes
Local shops urge customers to shop early for Christmas roods and cakges. Retailers promote seasonal goods with festive deals and gift ideas to boost early buying.
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Santa Claus
Beautiful
Alger and Henry
Cook’s Bee Hive
Cookman Ave
Main St
Asbury Park, N. J
Ravinia “House OF Stunts
Tower OF London
Ayer Geo
Wotan
Hobert
Gaeig
Ivinia Dias
White House
Warshington
Patel
Marie Band
Barth
Abel Price
Uncle Sam
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
M.adoo
Department of Justice
de Pune Food and Drugs
State Department
Whorse Amerie
Beth
Ing
Berne
Tokro
Broad Street
ARAMA
Red Bank, N. J
China
Pickard
Phicks’ Jewelery Store
Long Branch, N. J
ARS Arapera Ra O
Albert S. Miller
Ford & Miller
Red Bank
N. J
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