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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
5
President addresses Congress urging removal of tariff barriers to unleash business and banking freedom. He argues liberty requires proper credit tools, constructive statesmanship, and policies to empower enterprise while guarding competition.
A national call urges rapid currency and banking reform to equip the country for credit expansion. The speaker argues the moment is critical, insisting on a rigid yet adaptable system, with banks serving enterprise rather than dominating it. A congressional committee is ready to report and press for decisive action.
A fragment discusses gender bias, arguing men assume beauty implies inherent loveliness. The speaker counters that admiration should acknowledge both appearance and character, asserting women can be admirable for more than looks.
Quote by Alexander Hamilton on genius arising from labor and thought. He claims his genius lies in deep study of a subject, constant focus, and thorough exploration, with the resulting effort called the fruit of genius.
A summary of Enos A. Mills description of the beaver from In Beaver World. Mills portrays the beaver as industrious peaceful home loving and prudent. He builds a sturdy lodge stores food for winter and plans for the morrow while avoiding fight and wandering in late summer and autumn.
The 1857 Gretna Green marriages of Richard Brinsley Sheridan to Miss reveal a legal puzzle. The couple wed in Gretna Green twice and then in Edinburgh, but a Sunday ceremony was not binding, prompting a remarriage on a weekday and leaving a perplexing dual record for later generations.
A Tlungeariin burglar once famed as a folder of repute pried into a house and found a striking portrait left unfinished by the artist. He began to finish the work but was surprised by the homeowner who alerted the police.
The article describes Uganda natives eating large rats not from need but preference. It notes a rat over a foot long with two mouths and two rows of teeth sharing one tongue. A royal rat catcher hunts daily among banana trees and fallen fruit, feeding the king's table.
A daughter returns from visit to cousins with engagement news to a rising young man. Her mother jokes about whether the admirer is a fan or a piano while the couple plots marriage with humor about parental ownership. The exchange echoes comic gossip from papers.
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