Taft As A Shopper In Washington Street Scenes
President Taft walks downtown to shop among crowds and clerks. He buys liberally, boosting business, while Roosevelt’s previous habit of book hunting and Taft’s law book filled White House study are noted alongside Mrs. Logan’s grief, National Press Club plans, and a Christmas for Vincent Walsh McLean.
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Washington
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
White House
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Ibonevelt
United States
Logan
Captain Logan Tucker
John A. Logan
New York
General Logan
Soldiers’ Home
Lves
Philippines
McLean
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Walsh
Edward Beale McLean
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Vincent Walsh McLean
Sampson
Harold Burling Sampson
Admiral Lempson
Santiago
United States Army
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Army
Perry
Lake Erie
Senate
Capitol
War Branch
Elizabeth Brock
Bride-to-be’s belief on marriage and habits
A young woman anticipates marriage and blames a husband’s faults on a wife’s neglect. She thinks bad habits stem from not feeding him angel food or greeting him at the door with a kiss.
Man Entitled to Sympathy Amid Strain at Home
The statement notes a husband whose wife treats him as if he were mere furniture to be sat upon, suggesting he deserves greater sympathy than he currently receives.
The Modern Cowboy and His Changing Trade
The article contrasts romanticized cowboy myths with real workaday life. It notes how most work now is done by seasonally hired hands under corporate ownership, with wages around 75 dollars in Montana and Wyoming during roundup, and lower for the rest of the year. It explains roundup routines, branding, branding fires, and the shift from old time independent cowpunchers to modern stockhands, including varied duties beyond cattle work.
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Puncher
Moving Picture
Foth
Cheyenne
Wyo
Big Cow
Outfit
Lot
Montana
Wyoming
Astir
Rangs
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Tive
Joseph G. Cannon
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Iwhiskers
Nicholas Longworth
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National Press Club
Tai