Senator Taft and Hoover praised amid Senate clash and school notes
A broad critique of Senator Stone and the Wilson administration dominates a Senate debate. The piece contrasts Republican loyalty with Democratic oversight, then shifts to a detailed report on a state home economics school for women detailing its board, instructors, and two weeks of intensive training, lectures, dormitory life, and field trips.
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Lese Majeste in Raritan and the State Infallibility
Collier's notes a humorous clash over a missing ordnance depot in Raritan New Jersey. Soldiers sought a depot, officials denied it, and Metuchen emerged as the real site. The piece argues state infallibility won’t dominate US politics and mocks the episode as lese majeste.
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Girls' State Fair School of Domestic Science Opens
The 19th annual Girls' State Fair School of Domestic Science met in the Woman's Building at the State Fair Ground from August 31 to September 14, 1917. The program notes the evolution of its venues from the Dome to the original Woman's Building and then the present structure built in 1903, with limited attendance and room use described.
Ford Story of Paris Car Throughput
A Paris report describes Henry W. Barger of Mattoon and another driver piloting six Ford cars running on their own power. The six Fords reportedly completed a feat in minutes with three cars per driver, achieving a high speed record as all cars operated without external power.
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Poultry Raising Tips For A Stronger Meat Supply
Guidance on housing, lighting and ventilation to grow poultry efficiently. Advice covers early hatched pullets, avoiding wet grass for chicks, shade on range, culling males, and maximizing egg production with green feed and sour milk feeds. Also includes preservation of eggs and winter feeding strategies.
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Makes & Rome
War conduct criticisms spark push for cabinet of war
Senate President Chamberlain of Oregon urges universal military training for youths 18 to 21 and creation of a cabinet of war to coordinate munitions and war effort. The National Security League luncheon in New York honors Chamberlain and Julius Kahn with Theodore Roosevelt and former Secretary Root in attendance. He argues government efficiency must improve to win the conflict and cites British and French experience as justification.
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Easy, inexplicit claim on his recall epell' ot aiclniaen
A fragmentary line suggests a speaker is labeled as an easy extemporaneous speaker when recounting a certain recall or act. The text is garbled, hindering a clear identification of person, event, or organization.
Crизden den poet criticism quote cited by Secretary Lansing
Fragmentary text records Secretary Lansing remarking on criticism of the poet as a force shaping the future. The garbled OCR suggests commentary on perception, time, and the press, with references to past and future.
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Backache relief claim promotes Deans Kidney Pills in Marshall
An advertisement urges Marshall residents to suspect kidney issues when back pain, dizziness, or fatigue appear. It cites Mrs. Russell Thompson of 1114 Ash St as an endorsing neighbor who used Deans Kidney Pills to ease her back pains and kidney troubles.
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