Public Works Push Aims At Quincy Growth and Education
Che Ouiney Whig outlines a development agenda for public aviation landing field and a Build Now movement to permit at least 200 new dwellings next year. Plans include a new high school, an early train meeting owl car service, a hard road to Taylor Mo, river terminal considerations, and timely expansion to secure a barge line. The city should incorporate nearby outlying areas before the next census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Quincy
Palmer’s Campaign on High Cost of Living Struggles
The piece argues Mr Palmer faces a difficult task to ease the high cost of living. It notes profiteering complaints during the war with few prosecutions and criticizes simple punitive promises, urging relief through broader measures rather than jail terms. It attributes much of the rise in prices to government borrowing, supply drains, and postwar production shift. It ends with cautious support for more work over punitive schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyeng Attestien
Palmier
Palmer
Tsimalayvan
U.S
Atty
Clynewell
New York
Mr. Palmher
Pleasant Road News From Adams County Bulletin
An excerpt from the weekly weather service road bulletin extols improving Adams county highways from Springfield to Quincy and beyond. It notes shifts in public sentiment toward road spending, mentions past defeat of county bond issues, and praises passable now roads with warnings to truckers to use chains on certain routes.
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Pringfield-Beardstown
Rushville
Quincy
Ruady
Clayton
Paloma
The
Weather Service
Cronte
Jaeyer
Rnc
Adams County
Bondieue
Piinois
Weenty
Met
A Live Christmas Tree By Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues for planting trees instead of cutting them for Christmas. The piece cites American Forestry Association guidelines on selecting and shaping trees, reducing waste, and encouraging communities to use live, growing trees or shaved upper sections to preserve forests. It urges municipal and church celebrations to adopt tree planting and careful cutting practices.
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Frank Crane
American Forestry Association
Nationa
Forest Service
Teo Harim
Bone
Guessing By H. Addison Bruce Ends Poor Thinking
A 1919 essay argues guessing drives mental activity and progress, citing Edison and Darwin. It urges testing each hypothesis against observable facts, warns many Gu essers mistake guesswork for reasoned judgment, and shows how inquiry can turn wrong guesses into better outcomes.
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Thomson
Edison
Darwin
Etter
Senator Hitchcock notes inevitable reservations on treaty
Editorial reflects on Senate remarks amid the Treaty of Versailles and League Covenant debate. It suggests reservations are deemed inevitable, mentions White House influence, and hints ratification may be near as opinion shifts in New York society discourse.
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Senate
Mersailles
League of Nations
Southern Society
New York
Hitchcocke
White Hawes
White House
Roosevelt family opens Brazilian Coffee Mouse in New York
New York celebrates a modern coffee house, the Brazilian Coffee Mouse, partly funded by prohibition era sentiments and the Roosevelt family. Philip J. Roosevelt outlines aims to provide a place for talk, letters, and real coffee, while proprietor Salazar explains roasting, tannic acid, and authentic Brazilian methods amid a theater district crowd.
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New York
Dec. IL
Roosevelt
New Yorker
Europe
Forty-third Street
Greenwich Village
Roosevelts
Philip J. Roosevelt
Forty-fourth Street
Postum
Voltaire
William Shakespeare
Ethel Roosevelt
Mr. Salazar
United States
Kermit Roosevelt
South America
Archie Roosevelt
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
William Ewart Gladstone
Great Britain
Oldest and youngest United States senators and more
The Whig Information Bureau answers reader questions on topics from senators ages to persimmons and rain futures. It states John Hollis Hawkhead of Moscow Ann is 77, Pa. Warrison of Gaiee Port Moss is 65 the oldest and youngest senators. It explains persimmons edible before frost, defines futures in market reports, winter tire care, and pensions for China relief veterans.
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Whig Information Bureau
Erederig J. Haskin
Washington
Endiag
The
Inquirer
United States
John Hollis Hawkhead
Moscow
Ann
Warrison
Gaiee Port
Moss
D. A
Department of Aericulture
Bureau of Markets
Billy Mink and Bobby Coon Warn Friends About Traps
Billy Mink and Bobby Coon warn their friends along Laughing Brook about traps set by a trapper. They explain how the traps are harmless if seen and avoided, then rally Little Joe Otter and Jerry Muskrat to spread the alert. The four animals warn others to stay vigilant as they move toward the Smiling Pool.
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Billy Mink
Bobby Coon
Billy Coon
Laughing Presk Wat
Freer
Hilly Mink
Billy
Laughing Brook
Langaig Brook
Fenels
Smiling Pool
Bobby Coen
Bobby
Mink
Ricko
Thriug
Little Joy Otter
Jerry Muskrat
Billy Mick
Joe Otter
Bill Mink
Little Joe
Pulsv Mink
Jerry
December 21 across history notes and events
On December 21 dates span early Christianity, literature, and wars. St Thomas festival began in year 73, Giovanni Becca coro died in 1875, Malton’s wife ceded Paradise Lost rights in 1867, Camoridjre Alass founded in 130, Sherman’s Savannah arrival in 1864, Fort Philip Kearny massacre in 1866, U.S. Philippine Commission ordered English as official language in 1900, ending centuries of Spanish.
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St. Thomas
Giovanni Beccacoro
Malton
Paradise Lost
Camoridjre Alass
Philippine Islands
Pension Bill For War Veterans Set At Thirty Dollars
The document outlines a pension entitlement for all service members of the wars with Shatn the Philippine Insurrection and the China relief expedition who served at least 90 days or were disabled in service, with a monthly maximum of 30 dollars. It covers period context and eligibility details.
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Che Ouiney
MR. Palmer
H. Addington Bruce
Associated Newspapers
By McKee
F&f
Uve
Staoc
Derby
Salaah
Sao Paulo
Fred Haskin
Daily Quiz
Congress
By Thornton W, Burgess
Gounod
Charley Gounod
Madeleine
Paris
Bach
Asia
India
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