Growth in U S living costs and farming gains cited
The article argues that high living costs have sparked demonstrations abroad, yet compares favorably to the United States where tax burdens are lighter and incomes higher. It notes improving farm production per acre, continuing scientific farming methods, and the potential to prevent widespread unrest seen in other countries.
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United States
England
Germany
United
Old World
Debating America’s Name Origin and Usage
An editorial in New York weighs how the continent got the name America, debating Amerigo Vespucci versus Americus Vespucius and whether the term belongs to the continent or the United States. It also considers who should be called American beyond Canada and Mexico and the awkwardness of deriving from United States.
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America
New York
Columbus
Americus Veapucus
Amerigo’ Vospreci
Alberica Vespucci
Amerigo
Nicarasna
Vespucci
Vespuce
Averies
Asaerica
United States
Canada
Mexico
Abd Marksas
Canada Reciproc ity Defeated in 1891 Election
The article argues Canadian voters rejected reciprocity with the United States in the Thursday election, aided by Premier Laurier’s Liberal party defeat and a Conservative landslide. It notes no real American annexation intent, but that patriotic rhetoric misled the public. It mentions President Taft and Champ Clark in context of the debate.
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Champ Chirk
Canada
Taft
Str
Wilfrid. Laurier
Uberai
Lauriers
Watts
Laurier
Tate
Tattwi
Jan
Canadlen
Uncle Sam
United’ States
Champ Clari¢s
Why Are They Fat Why Are They Fat A Mid Century Piece
A verbose gender essay critiques middle aged women as obese, describing seaside resort scenes with “fat women” lounging as statues and noting public fascination with fat generation myths. It frames beauty as transient and links allure to attentive listening and social attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uummier
Arbuckle sugar supply and price shift noted
The text discusses Arbuckle and Federal sugar shipments, American Sugar refining and price changes. It notes a large stock of cheap sugar, with shipments from Bucavalt and Java expected to arrive soon. The piece mentions 225,000 tons of sugar and thirty days of U.S. supply.
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Aeserican
Arbuckles
Bavalt
Java
Atlantic -Porte
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Uniform Divorce Laws Debate Sparks Taft Interest
The text argues for a uniform divorce law across states, citing John Jack Astor and Miss Madellig Force, with President Taft expected to speak on the issue. It laments lax state laws, urges a single statutory standard, and claims marriage vows underpin civilization while advocating cross-state consistency to curb divorces.
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John Jack Astor
Miss Madellig
Iskely
Taft
United States
Fragmented Wartime Woman and Political Rhetoric Fragments
A garbled OCR passage appears to mix political critique and social commentary. It references a woman in Kansas and a half-finished preface about Kansas education, with stray lines about digestion, taxation, and elections. The text appears to be a pasted collage rather than a coherent article.
Fragmented Opinion on Elections and Reform Reflections
The text discusses election integrity and political reform themes including vote manipulation, party stance, and public sentiment. It mentions figures like Roosevelt and Taft in a broad critique of governance and international policy and notes a Seventh Day Adventist resigning from the IRS to avoid Saturday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day
Internal Revenue Department
Timself
Marriage Lacanees Case In August TM Hachberg Court
A juvenile court case lists defendants including Arby Pack age 21 laborer and Gladye Roberts age 21 from Battle Creek. Others named are Frank Kern 24 farmer of Eckford Ruth McCullough 17 of Eckford Howard Vincent 22 farmer Tekersha and Etta Foster 18 of Martheh with Graydon Merry labeled delinquent child and disposition to be determined.
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Arby Pack
Battle Creek
Gladye Roberts
Frank Kern
Eckéford
Ruth McCullough
Eckford
Howard Vincent
Fermer
Tekersha
Etta Foster
Martheh
Chinese travelers endure spartan train ride
Fragmentary notes describe travelers referred to as Chinamen who slept on the car floor during a journey, with scarce detail on origin or destination.
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