End of the bourgeois era and rising mass democracy
The article argues that middle class democracy is weakening as intellectuals redefine bourgeois as a denigrated term. It links London's 18th century order to the rise of Parliament and civil civility, contrasts Indian and American experiences, and notes violence in aging urban centers driven by non bourgeois immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
England
Europe
America
Italy
Iberia
India
Bac
London
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Westminster
Sandhurst
Harding
Coolidge
Congress urged to cut deficits amid uncertain recovery
A critique of Congress tied to the economic upturn and rising deficits argues that slow anti recession spending risks fueling inflation. It cites improving retail activity, higher building permits, and a drop in inflation to 5 percent as signs the recession may end, urging decisive deficit reduction. It notes public confidence rising and warns political actions could hinder the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Labor Department
Congress
The Hamburger History as Told by Founding Fathers
A humorous reminiscence traces the hamburger’s rise in the United States from a German origin tale. Felix von Rumplemayer opened a Philadelphia butcher shop after the war, inspired by Hamburg patties, naming them after his homeland. Ben Franklin allegedly frequented his shop, with Henry Kissinger humorously invoked at the end.
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U.S
Justice Burger
Felix von Rumplemayer
Germany
Frederick von Steuben
Philadelphia
Benj. Franklin
Felix
Daddy-o
Hamburg
Henry Kissinger
Henry
Appie Strudel
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal itemizes subscription options including home delivery by carrier or motor route, by mail in the United States or abroad, with weekly and yearly rates. It notes prepaid requirements and a history dating back to 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Canary of riches changes the Dominican Republic status
The piece argues global shifts in the terms of trade favor raw materials and energy, highlighting the Pueblo Viejo gold mine in the Dominican Republic. It details investment by Rosario Resources, the Central Bank stake, and Idaho tycoon J R Simplot funding, with potential gold prices and expected tax and wage impacts shaping whether the country remains poor or becomes a regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Harrestineg
Ireland
Tara
Nigeria
Persian Gulf
Iran
Cyrus the Great
Rhodesia
U.N
Dominican Mountains
Pueblo Viejo
Panama
Trujillo
CIA
Lyndon Johnson
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Joaquin Balaguer
el Presidente
U.S
Rosario Resources Corp
Florida
Georgia Granite
Texas Oil and Gas
Mexico
Central America
E Porn Es
Rosario
Central Bank
J.R. Simplot
Dominican Central Bank
Latin America
Not after a fast buck
A reader letter argues that churches seeking beer licenses clash with Christian ideals and laments Milwaukee’s economic and social impact while criticizing tavernkeepers. The piece includes editor notes about Milwaukee churches and a separate obituary note for Dr. Hyman Hellman and praise from Mrs. Morris.
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Middletown
Hyman Hellman
Everett Morris
Woodburn Ave
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Washington, D.C
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Switzerland
Dennis the Menace
Tommy
Gina
Wisconsin
Jesus
House of Prayer
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True Church of Jesus Christ
Milwaukee
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Elk Creek Road
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