Interpreting the national debt and American wealth
The piece argues Americans lack a visual grasp of trillion-scale debt, cites Joseph W. Martin's figures for individual and family shares, and urges clear explanations. It praises wealth creators, highlights universities and organic chemistry for farming, condemns gangster fees for workers, links national income to strikes, and calls for efficient government to protect prosperity.
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Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
National Republican
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John Jacob Astor
Commodore Vanderbilt
Cyrus McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
James J. Hill
Marshall Field
P. D. Armour
America
Imaginary Dialogues Gargantua and Toto at Playful Co star Bid
A humorous rag of dialogues features Gargantua the circus gorilla and Toto the Cuban gorilla arguing over marriage careers and co starring in a circus. Interspersed are odd news bits about a New Rochelle bank, coin debates, and a barbershop joke. The spoof pieces mix whimsy with satirical snippets including reflections on Congress and a drugstore strike.
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Toto
New Rochelle
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Elmer Twitchell
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