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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

6

Making Tomorrows World By Walter Williams

Williams argues the Philippines under American rule shows progress in education sanitation roads and governance. He notes Filipino self government as the end goal but splits on timing with Assembly work and local capacity cited as evidence of readiness. He cautions about external aggression and discusses native and American perspectives on independence.

Aguinaldo Manila Thomas Bartlett Far East United States Central Bilibid Swahig Philippines Washington Philippine Islands Amertesn American Republic Harrison Philippine Assembly Islands Commission Wilson America Csemens Cebu Julma Thomas A. Street Law School University of Missouri Maj B. B. Buck Regular Army Missouri Buncombe United Cno North America Pan-American Union Latin-America

Rural credit delays reveal Congress and Wilson debate

Washington dispatch notes two European commissions on agricultural credits report thorough findings. President Wilson agrees to postpone rural land bank legislation to the next session amid split views in Congress on federal versus private capital and how best to fund undeveloped regions.

George Clinton Washington United States Southern Commercial Congress Europe Congress Wilson Hollie National Land Bank Moses Bathrick Ohio Tbis House Kern Senate

The man of few words tiresome to hear

Fragment from an old ad featuring Dr. Pierce's Pellets praised as small candy like pills for digestion. It hints at stomach relief and relief of constipation.

Character Sketch On Stage Stirs Audience

A fragmentary report notes a performer described as a lively character, with remarks on his acts and stage presence. Observers compare the onstage persona to a living sketch, highlighting dramatic flair and public interest in the portrayal.

Editor Spragg Recalled Over Missing Bill Blip

A fragment from the Boston Daily Globe notes Spragg the editor appears absent minded as he returns a tailor bill with a rejected lipdnclosed remark, hinting at a misstep in housekeeping during recent editing.

Spragg Hoston Daily Globe

The Kookaburra and the Laughing King Story

An unclear fragment describes the kookaburra as a symbol for a new Australian stampa. It references a laughing jackanapes figure, a Neher tribe, and a crow site. The bird is depicted as snake-killing by nature and laughing at sunrise and sunset.

Wedding Promise Questioned by Friend in Trouble

Fragmentary dialogue shows a groom asking for support at his wedding while a friend hesitates. The exchange suggests strain over loyalty and public commitment during a troubling hour.

Washington Star Misquotes Plan for Glayde Ann

Fragmentary passage describes attempts to persuade Glayde Ann to study political economy to distract her from cooking school and a plane incident. The Washington Star records unclear dialogue about mind diversion through education.

Cumros

Queen Mary Conversationalist Folklore Fragment

A fragmentary description portrays Queen Mary as a poor conversationalist who, when approached, begins with remarkable felicity and delights the listener, then abruptly breaks the exchange leaving the other party unsure whether to resume. The passage notes her conversation requires intense focus and often ends the dialogue abruptly.

Mary

Debunking Claims on Shakespearean Authorship

The text argues against proving Bacon or any other author wrote Shakespeare's plays. It notes difficulties in accepting Shakespeare as true author and acknowledges Stratford’s claim to literary glory remains unchallenged. The passage reflects doubt and uncertainty about alternative authors.

Bacon Shakespeare Eaytenty Clee

Paraded parade of lighted transparencies sparks street scuffle

In Chicago a Republic of Bi cago parade reached the march with banners signaling industrial issues. A ward boss cries for order as a gambler retainers stirs trouble. Onlookers deride the call to open the mills and factories, preferring the poker tables.

Bicago Ald Republic Marty Flo

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