New Senate Rule Proposed To Curb Campaign Spending
Senator Pomerene of Ohio offers a proposed rule to the Senate to regulate nomination and election spending. The rule would require itemized accounts of money received and spent, and prohibits expenditures above state limits and over $10,000 per campaign. Wilful violation would bar a seat.
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Pashington
Senate
Behneoe Newberry
Pomerene
Ohio
Committee On Rules
United States
Supreme Court
House
Senator Hitchcock Proposes Bank of Nations With US Majority
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska introduces a bill to create a Bank of Nations with 2.4 billion dollars in capital. The United States would hold 1.3 billion, issuing currency against gold reserves to finance international trade. The plan outfits the bank to buy and sell exchanges, lend to exporters and importers, and issue bonds from participating nations.
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Enator Hitchcock
Nebraska
Bank of Nations
United States
Senate
United States Secretary of Treasury
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Pershing urges military policy to preserve 150000 Army
General Pershing told the House Military Affairs Committee that the regular army must not fall below 150000 enlisted men. He proposed a five member board to weed out inefficient officers and a total of 14000 officers with strict promotion to fill gaps. He also supported nine training camps and seven supplementary camps for guard and reserve mobilization.
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Eneral F Pershing
House
Military Affairs Committee
Devens
Pershing
Camp Bragg
N. C
Mississippi
Camp Knox
Bragg
Congress
Blanton Revives Scandals Charge on Congressional Stocked Stationery
Blanton of Texas reemerges with old accusations against Congress detailing alleged misuse in the stationery room and related perks. He cites $375 per member for stationery, describes items like engraved knives, a leather poker set, ostrich leather accessories, and electric chafing dishes as examples of waste and excess.
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Blanton
Texas
House
Senate
United States
Washington
Tom
Elisha Helping a Foreigner Lesson Summary
A devotional on Naaman the leper from Kings 5 portrays pride and prejudice as barriers to healing. A captive Israelite girl leads Naaman to the prophet Elisha, whose instruction to wash in the Jordan brings cleansing and acknowledgment of the God of Israel. Pride, preconceived ideas, and geographic bias are warned as hindrances to salvation.
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Daniel
Joseph
Christ
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God
Jordan
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Nanman
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Damascus
Baptism of Jesus and the Holy Spirit
Luke 3 21 22 describes Jesus being baptized as heaven opens and the Spirit descends like a dove while a voice proclaims you are my beloved Son in you I am well pleased
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Jesus
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Claims Easy Home Dyeing
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple kit that can dye and tint fabrics from draperies to sweaters without streaking or fading. It urges buyers to tell the druggist fabric content and promises perfect results even for first-time dyers, ending with a comment about trash money.
Cuticura Promises Relief for Sore Hands
An advertisement touts Cuticura as a multi use toilet preparation. Soak hands in hot Cuticura Soap suds dry and rub in Cuticura Ointment then remove excess. It claims benefits from using Soap Ointment and Talcum together for all toilet needs.
Women the light of the world says Ex change
A quotation extols women as the source of inspiration and cheerfulness and the force that sustains men, praising wives mothers and sisters for keeping hope alive during hard times. The note frames men as immature and dependent, while praising female influence.
Young man ad-libbed line at Southern university graduation
A young man addressing a Southern university graduation last year opened with a playful greeting to “Young ladies of 21,” while those aged twenty six in the backroom reportedly beamed, as reported by The Mugwump.
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Southern University
Free homestead land in a Wyoming claim
Notice offers 649 acres of free homestead land in Wyoming. Interested parties should write DA VID E Weston at Box 1408 Casper WY for details and eligibility.
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Wyoming
David E, Weston
Box
Casper
Wyro
What She Really Wanted
A fond father teases his daughter by hinting the fairies brought a gift for mother and daughter. He asks what she wants most, and the child loudly shouts guinea pigs, ending the moment with surprised laughter.
When a Man Defines In Justice He Tells How World Treats Him
A reflection on how individuals frame justice by their personal experiences. The quote suggests self-perception shapes views of fairness and social response.
One swallow doesn't make a spring football quip
A light humorous note contrasts small gains with broader change, implying a single instance does not prove larger trend. The line playfully signals cautious optimism about broader improvements in football or public mood.
Mirror Misread Sparks Unseen Portrait Row
A near sighted man and his wife visit a portrait exhibition. He blasts a painting as the ugliest he has seen while she reveals the work is actually a mirror. The moment turns, gently, into a light domestic misunderstanding.
India Nations of Farmers
The article notes India has a vast farming population with nearly 200 million people engaged in tilling the soil or dependent on farmers for their livelihoods.
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India
The Unrighteous Proverbs Referred to in Romans Quote
A biblical verse from Romans 3 17 18 notes there is no fear of God before their eyes. The line highlights the proverb like statement on human conduct and moral failing.
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God
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