Cabinet Roles and power in U S presidencies
The article reflects on the U S Cabinet as the President's closest advisers chosen from nine departments. It notes Cabinet influence in shaping policy, the mix of political factors in selections, and contrasts Roosevelt’s and McKinley’s approaches to cabinet governance with examples of historic ministers like Webster Calhoun Blaine Hay and Hay’s contemporaries.
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James G. Blaine
John Hay
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Washington
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McKinley
Leprosy in America and a Proposed Leprosarium
The article reports about 300 lepers in the United States across 20 states with Louisiana California Florida Minnesota and North Dakota hosting most cases. It notes a planned leprosarium bill by Senator Crane to create a Lepros Home, contrasting with existing Hawaii Molokai care, emphasizing isolation rather than forcible family separation.
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Pacific
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Louisiana
California
Florida
Minnesota
North Dakota
W. M. Crane
Congress
Representatves
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New Mexico
Crane
Hawaii
Molokau
Diamonds and Cutting Tricks Behind the Cullinan Jewel
A vivid look at the dressing and sale of diamonds from the Cullinan find. Details cover South African mining, London shipments, and the labor chain from bruters to polishers, with salaries and costs for a $200,000 necklace and the wider European trade.
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Southampton
Cullinan
Johannesburg
South Africa
Scotland Yard
Gullivan Tomde
Fred Folamesburg
Lonion
Anord
Enormouysis
Paris
Darrow Streat
Montmartre
Gallion
Puri
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Simple Cord Method for Removing a Tight Ring
A simple technique uses a piece of cord or thread slid under the ring. Wind the cord from against the ring to the fingertip, then unwind from the exposed end to slide the ring off as it travels along the finger.
Have Several Lives on a Mountain Trail Conversation
A guide on a mountain path warns that people with weak lungs often die at this height. A visitor comments on the wonderful country and elf mate, while the guide quips about bringing them to lie again for the next dying.
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