Government modernizing business methods urged
An editorial discussion argues for Roosevelt's plan to reform federal department practices to modern standards. It cites a Washington Star critique noting loose administration, calls for a competent editor and streamlined reports, and warns against wasteful paper use and unnecessary duplication. The piece urges swift action on municipal ordinances and efficiency reforms.
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World wary of Norway electing President with B candidate
The article notes strong global disapproval if Norway backs a candidate named Bjornatjarne Bjornson for president. It reflects on copper company investigations led by Tom Lawson and the continued dividend practice. Washington dispatches report Roosevelt having a commission studying methods of ...
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Western Maryland farmers show progress in postwar era
The Baltimore papers praise Western Maryland farmers for agricultural advance as wheat ripens in June and corn grows strong. Homes and barns appear larger and tidier, fences sturdier, cattle healthier, reflecting broader national government efficiency trends and a shift toward a more businesslike public service approach.
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Minutes of Merriness and Domestic Quips
A collage of humor and social chatter from early 20th century papers. Dialogues touch on politics, family life, fashion, marriage tension, and daily city concerns with quips about elections, gowns, ribbons, and domestic bills.
Voice of the Press Echoes Across Contemporary Columns
A collection of scattered commentary from the Sausable Courier Journal Philadelphia New York Times New York Sun and New York World. Topics include truth telling and potential suspensions, auto accidents, women's vocal education, cruelty in sport, and the Washington Peace Conference outlining tensions among Russia Japan and European powers.
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Treaty Principles Highlighted After Shimonoseki Fallout
The passage notes plenipotentiaries and a band in the treaty of Shimonoseki, arguing power guardianship is partial. It stresses that treaties must rest on principles of justice and expediency, reflecting lessons from the observed outcomes.
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Moments With The Muse Amid The New Moon Hay
Poetic fragments describe fields at twilight and longing for a lost love. Lyrical lines evoke meadow scents, moonlit stretches, and tender memories. The piece shifts to dreamlike reflections on aging, memory, and encounters with deceased figures in a Harper's Magazine passage.
Made of Paper Textile Pabrice That Are Warm and May Be Washed
The article describes early textile experiments with paper fibers woven into yarns and fabrics. It notes Italian and Baxony efforts to produce paper yarns, the creation of xylolin from paper and wool blends, and various processes to make affordable, washable fabrics for jackets and trousers. It compares durability and wash resistance of different fiber types and mentions the experimental stage and potential future of the paper textile industry. It also includes generic health ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Bucklen's Arnica Salve, typical of period newspapers.
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Spontaneous Generation Reported From Cambridge
London June 20 The Daily Chronicle reports six years of experiments in Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge University led by Butler Burke a young professor with Professor tem showing almost certainly the possibility of spontaneous generation from sterilized bouillon and cultured organisms. Berlin June 20 Congressman Dare theldt of Gefatls reviews an international arbitration model treaty supported by the foreign office as part of a broader collaboration with Mr Shertholde and other foreign offers ahead of a Brussels Union meeting on August 28. Washington June 2 Secretary of State biases arrived from New York and was received by the president and will remain a few days before summer at his home in New Hampshire. Orne Clarke of Lomdlen weds Miss Fulridit Roosevelt cousin of President Roosevelt with Bishop Williaty Lawrence presiding in Boston. Clarence Nichols attends as best man.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Carpenter
Charles Moffat, a carpenter of 41 West Fifth Street, testifies he used Dean's Kidney Pills after long trials with other remedies. He reports full recovery after three boxes, noting no symptoms since and renewed ability to work daily. Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills in the United States. First meeting of creditors.
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