AMERICAN ENERGY And Some Criticisms on the Way We Show It
American energy policy faces critique as observers argue the approach to display and rhetoric needs sharper focus. Critics urge clearer messaging, consistent data, and accountable benchmarks to match evolving industry standards.
Neurasthenia the Result and Pinehurst Remedy
A European traveler notes American urban haste and crowded nerves, describing widespread neurasthenia among business men and a lack of courtesy. He praises Pinehurst as a cure, urging shattered nerves to seek rest, recreation, and golf, where nature acts as physician.
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France builds a vast naval program to challenge Britain
The article outlines France's plan for 100 new warships, starting with the Leon Gambetta at about 6 million dollars. It argues France will spare no expense to rival Britain, notes French builders’ modernism, and mentions potential strain on Britain if two-nation naval parity is maintained. It also includes a vignette about Col. William Greene Sterett and a Texas poker game anecdote from the New York Times.
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Whist at the Berkshire Winners Named
At the Berkshire Saturday evening whist party last week Mrs. A. D. Spence won the first lady's prize and Mr. James Strauss won the gentleman's prize.
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