There Is No Nation That Cannot Teach Us About Farming
Former Illinois governor Frank Lowden argues for farmer cooperative societies to stabilize markets. He cites Holland Denmark and California growers, noting orderly marketing reduces price swings and protects both producers and consumers. He stresses production should cover costs and that nations can teach America farming lessons.
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Holland
Denmark
California
Organization of
Farmer's Co-Operative Societies
America
The Old American Body Types and Brain Size Claim
The text describes Americans as tall overall with men averaging five feet eight inches and women five feet four inches. It notes youthful spareness, later overweight tendencies, and several gender contrasts. It highlights women's relatively larger heads and links head size to brain size as a favorable condition.
Shifting World Powers and the Risk of Misused Knowledge
The text argues that global unity dissolves into regional blocs under American Japanese and European influence. It warns that Europe's dominance wanes and technological progress outpaces moral restraint, risking widespread destruction through unchecked knowledge and power. It stresses high ideals from England's foundational leaders.
Washington and Lowell Birthday Reflections on Liberty
The article honors George Washington and James Russell Lowell on their shared birthday, praising Washington as a builder of self government and a virtuous leader. It notes Lowell’s praise of Washington’s wisdom, patriotism, and discretion, and cites Webster’s 1832 centenary remarks on democracy and national ideals.
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George Washington
James Russell Lowell
Washington
Daniel Webster
Washington's First Inauguration Recalls 1789 New York Ceremony
A historical note recalls George Washington's April 30 1789 inauguration as the first U S president in New York City at Federal Hall now Subtreasury. The painting features Charles Thompson Robert R Livingston Samuel A Otis Washington Robert Morris John Adams and General Knox in a left to right lineup.
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Veleas
Will
Washington
George Washington
United States
New York City
Federal Hall
Charles Thompson
Congress
Robert R. Livingston
Samuel A. Otis
Senate
Robert Morris
Pennsylvania
Adams
General Knox
Washington's esteem spans shores and ages
Daniel Webster proclaims Washington a universal symbol of American virtue admired by native citizens and immigrants alike. He declares Washington’s name a worldwide, exhilarating theme, emphasizing envy of his character and global affection for the nation’s founder.
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Fberty
Washington
Daniel Webster
Iva, Aged Five, Finds Country Sheep Imitations
Five year old Iva visits the country and marvels at sheep and lambs for the first time. She notes they look like her toy lambs and have hair like them, exclaiming at the adorable imitations.
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Iva
Manina
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