Debate Over Direct Election Nurtures Reform Calls
An article argues to abolish the electoral college and push for direct presidential votes. It notes concerns over faithless electors, ticket-wide votes, and state nominating practices, urging ballots list individual candidates for president and vice president.
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Flying machines and the old dream of flight
A Westminster Gazette clipping recalls a 19th century caricature of Gar and his air balloon scheme. The joke forecasts using a flying craft to conquer lands and control Europe, a fanciful prophecy that predated modern aviation.
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Election Decided No Principle In The 1916 Vote
A critical view argues voters’ choices did not settle party principles. It blames Republican infighting and factionalism for the defeat, notes Democratic overreach and tariff disputes, and criticizes Wilson era executive power and war readiness efforts. The piece weighs protectionism, foreign policy, and constitutional tensions shaping the era.
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Making the Goods Talk
Advertising is making goods speak and truthful. the tongue behind the claim is the seller not the product. True advertisers reveal the article’s use and value, delivering news vital to families beyond common newspaper filler.
Reform Era Debate Reflected in 1940s Civil Service Critique
A fragmented recap notes alarm over civil service expansion and blanket appointments in the 1940s era, citing editorials from Wilmington and Brooklyn unions. It highlights claims of unfair consolidations and disputed returns amid a charged political climate.
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Deby Evening Journal
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Harvest and Peace Poem Reflects Quiet Nation
A 1916 verse reflecting on harvest toil and a longing for lasting peace. It contrasts rural abundance with the desire to live without war. The poem envisions yearly prosperity and tranquil days as the land remains distant from conflict.
Election era misgivings and price concerns surface in papers
Multiple clippings reflect political tension and economic strain. Wisconsin and Delaware papers discuss Wilson reelection and public mood, while Kansas and Virginia outlets note high costs of living. The Levelling rhetoric contrasts calls for restraint with warnings about a blue mood and war prices.
War Bride and Billy Find Hope on Thanksgiving
A World War I tale follows Billy as he endures battlefield chaos and peril. He dreams of Charmette and later reunites with her in Paris, where a nurse proclaims his recovery and their joyous plan to marry and raise a child in a peaceful America.
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