Edwin T Meredith as Democratic presidential hopeful
A profile of Edwin T. Meredith of Des Moines Iowa highlighting his roles as Secretary of Agriculture and potential Democratic candidate. It lists Merediths integrity industry imagination and a broad record as statesman publisher financier farmer and labor friend, with a note he is not a candidate but appreciates loyal supporters.
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United States
Edwin T. Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Spain
E. T. Meredith
Hubert Utterback
Modern Unrest Lecture by McGibeny at Redpath Chautauqua
Well known writer and lecturer Donald H. McGibeny, novelist and traveler, discusses the modern unrest and bolshevism in a Redpath Chautauqua lecture. He has studied Bolshevism abroad and in the United States, with future novel and essay work noted.
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Redpath Chautauqua
McGideny
America
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iowa Senator Weighs Unity Role in Democratic Nomination
The text includes a note from an Iowa politician suggesting he could unite supporters of multiple candidates at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. He cites Western ties, farmer and labor friendship, and business experience as sources of strength while affirming willingness to serve the party and country. A telegram from Secretary Meredith backs selecting a candidate with broad sympathy for the people and capability to lead.
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Iowa
Meredith
Leo Stevens
Convention
San Francisco
Democrats
Democratic Party
Instinct of Birds in Cold Weather
In cold, bluebirds grow bolder and man fear appears learned not ancestral. The text notes gunner observations that pigeons tame quickly after days of shooting, and that game draws nearer in new or rarely visited woods, reflecting acquired traits.
Rival origins and riverbank rivalry in early language
The word rival may derive from the Latin rivalis linked to a stream. Neighbors living along the same water source often disputed rights and became enemies over access to shared resources.
Nature’s Simple Elements Inspire Poetic Vision
A concise, reflective observation likens Nature’s power to basic elements sun towers water and love. Without love the scene loses meaning turning the sun into mere diameter, trees into fuel, and flowers into stamens, water just wet.
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Heine
Janitors Named From Roman Door Attendant Title
A note on how the term janitor derives from the Roman slave called a man s door keeper. Romans used a slave named W by the doorway, the lat ter term for janua. The modern janitor performs many duties beyond guarding the door, a trait captured by the word’s history.
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Jtanua
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