Build Now movement urged to expand Quincy housing and services
The Quincy Whig urges public aviation landing plots, a modern high school, an owl car service for morning trains, a hard road to Taylor, Missouri, and river terminals for a new barge line. It also analyzes the Monroe Doctrine, noting its undefined scope and policy nature, and cites U.S. reluctance to offer a fixed future definition despite Salvador's query.
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An Era Of Good Feeling By Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane asks if Americans can suppress party rancor and unite for peaceful national cooperation. He cites wartime unity, dismisses old divides like slavery and tariffs as irrelevant, and urges a new Era of Good Feeling focused on work, national interests, and cooperation beyond party lines. He envisions a leader valued for loyalty to country rather than party.
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United States
James Monroe
League of Nations
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America
Lessons on silence in political campaigns from Newberry case
A skeptical look at campaign managers and secrecy as a tool, citing Newberry confidants like Clarence Sibben and B Frank Emery. The piece mocks talkative staff and lax finance handling, urging deafening silence and hidden funds instead of public boasting. It also touches on a misdirected sports subplot about fans and debts in baseball.
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Newberry
Senator Newberry
Clarence Sibben
Paul H. King
Sibben
Frank H. Withey
Volumle
Annabelle Hamilton
B. Frank Emery
Emery
Quincy
Mountain Climbing Metaphor in Success Writing
H Addington Bruce argues that success requires courage persistence and good judgment like a mountain climber. He warns against impatience or reckless force and stresses vigilance planning and self discipline as essential to reach the summit of achievement.
League flirtation with Quincy leaves team wary
The league’s hinted interest in Quincy frayed after the push for more territory stalled. Cities feel snubbed as the league shifts stance within days, prompting Quincy to demand clearer assurances before any future expansion talks.
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Quincy
League
Editorial Comment on Bolshevism Threat in Europe
Detroit Free Press condemns Bolshevik leadership for pursuing a foreign policy aimed at global dominance. The piece criticizes Allied governments for half measures while Lenin Trotzky and others push a brutal, amoral regime. It likens Soviet tactics to Attila and Genghis Khan and accuses them of terrorism and imperialism.
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Detroit
Attila
Genghis Khan
Safety in Can Factory Inspection Expands Nationwide
Washington report on voluntary canner inspection programs by fourteen states led by the National Canners Association. Inspectors ensure clean materials, proper washing, and complete filling to uphold high sanitary standards. Certificates will soon mark cans meeting the standard, bolstering consumer confidence amid botulism fears.
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United States
Frank E. Gorrell
National Canners Association
National Canners’ Association
Gorrell
National
Canners’ Association
Ohio
California
Tollinois
New York
Harvey Wiley
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Canners
Sanitary Inspection Service
Cana Ugia
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fred Haskin's Daily Quiz Q&A Highlights
The reader quiz service offers questions and answers on varied topics. Examples include the bush master as the largest venomous snake of the Amazon, Protestant and Catholic population counts in the United States, lighthouse visibility ranges on the Atlantic coast, Taft's 1902 papal conference, and Senate party composition. The Bureau requests full name and address with a two-cent stamp for replies.
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Whig Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D
Inquirer
United States
Chatterer and Billy Mink Tale Ends With a Lesson
In a Green Forest episode Chatterer the Red Squirrel taunts Billy Mink until Billy corners him high in a lone tree. Chatterer panics, frantically hops branches, then is trapped as Billy closes in, ending the saucy mischief with a sharp moral about temper.
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