Bankers Endorse Permanent Good Roads Plan For Illinois
Editorial argues bankers of Illinois favor permanent, bond financed road improvements. It cites American Bankers Association and local officials urging permanent, oil-based roads supported by bonds to lift Adams County from mud, tying road quality to farm, social, and industrial vitality.
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Moreso
Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers’ Association
Ilinois
Bankers’ Organization
Cook
Burton Township
Adams County
Vite
Von Papen Recall Justified Amid Disclosure Confusion
The article discusses calls to recall Captains von Papen and Bevel, alleging unclear reasons for information requests and noting alleged links between von Papen's bank account and funding. It mentions a Canadian budget explosion, payments to a German sympathizer, and questions about Germany's publicity campaign and ambassadorial expenditures. The piece questions secret service scrutiny and the boldness of directing wrecking operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Papen
Bevel
Fowilson
Qellem
Ven Papen
Werner Horn
Seattle
Wey
United States
Secret Service
Piker Idea Shapes View of Great Powers and Small Nations
A critic calls many nations pikers for seeking advantage in conflicts and empire building. He notes Austria Hungary and Britain among pikers, cites the Bosnia Herzegovina episode, and warns small nations risk becoming prey once they gain strength. The piece contrasts European powers and mentions the Balkans and Tug of war in the era.
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Chansberiaiy
Haiti
San Domingo
Elise
United States
Austria
Bosnia
Hercegesina
Montenegro
Aretria
Adriatic
Great Britain
Ameria
Tan
Persia
Turkey
Denmark
Germany
Schleswig
Bulgaria
Balkans
England
Russia
Hungary
Hazing in American colleges linked to fatalities
The piece critiques hazing in universities, citing the University of Pennsylvania and other campuses. It portrays hazing as a deadly and brutal contest of strength, noting deaths and severe injuries as outcomes of such practices and condemning officials for tolerating or enabling these rituals. It laments the lack of reforms and calls for accountability amid ongoing abuse.
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Arbarines
Universiye
Pennslvania
UW Sears
Fragmented Autocorrected Editorial Snippet on World Politics
A garbled historical column references Montenegro, the Entente, and wartime governance. It notes politicians such as Charlie Warren Patrbanks and Abe Perses, mocks diplomacy, and retells the risk of Papen exposed by correspondence. The piece critiques public pledges and the burden of leadership amid war.
Roosevelt test and war costs cited by editors
In curated editorials from Rockford Morning Star to the St. Louis Republic and others, wartime spending, Roosevelt’s political career, Mexican policy, and hotel rates at conventions are discussed as context for national affairs. The pieces reflect on human, financial, and strategic costs amid unsettled early 20th century politics.
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Rockford Morning Star
Italy
Peter and the Bob Whites near Farmer Brown’s雪
Peter Rabbit frets about the Bob Whites nest in spring and fears they may be buried by the first heavy snow. He digs, but Bob White flurries up from beneath the snow, welcomes him, and leads his flock to Farmer Brown’s for food.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Wes Tea
Beeb White
Tie
Ile
Joe
Bob Wintes
Bob White
Sun
Reddov
Granny Fox
Veter
Reddy Fox
Fanner Brown
Farmer Brown
Phil Wigglesworth
Noats
Gossup
Andy Anderson
Anny
Jim
Stebbins
Eaven
Fragmented dispatches mirror turbulent US Mexico tensions
The report cites multiple papers, noting debate in Congress, border invasion fears, and Mexico’s retaliatory stance after casualties. Senators discuss fundamental issues as media outlets describe unrest and national sentiment. Burlington Hawk Eye and Joliet Evening Herald-News quote varied perspectives on leadership and policy.
Editoral Note On Bird Talks in The Whig
The Whig begins a series by Isaac E. Hess of Philo on birds. Plans to form a bird club in Quincy aim to boost interest and membership. Hess, a businessman and scientist, is a noted speaker at chautauquas and author of a Central Illinois bird catalog. His work highlights the economic value of birds and supports conservation laws in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Whig
Isaac E. Hess
Philo
Quincey
Mr. Hess
Illinois Academy of Science
Central Illinois
Kess
Hess
Hlinois
This Day in Illinois History: Johnson regulates Indian liquor trade
On January 16, 1765 Sir William Johnson issued regulations limiting liquor traffic at Illinois trading posts and governing Indian trade policies.
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William Johnson
Indies Affairs
Raincoats Offer Protection For Early Spring Weather
Umbrelas are treacherous things at the most critical moment they may turn against you but the good raincoat is ever faithful in every color and weight from 3.50 to 30.00 You can expect rain most any time during the changeable days of early spring If you believe in preparedness come to us and fortify against the elements with a ready raincoat
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Jaie
Addams
Nate
Matti
Mister O'Brien
Mister O Brien
Andy
Steve
Ponti
Anne Niear
Steve Hardy
In Our School Saturday Dance and Odd Tales
A chaotic school page recalls a busted pipe incident involving Andy Anderson and Mister O'Brien, with misheard names and wild lore about stealing objects and a dancing teacher. It notes dull participation in a Saturday dance, mixed with gossip about students and teachers, and ends with farcical lines about Snow baths and a near empty hearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ander
Mister O'Brien
Andy
Irien
Verry
Save Your Hair With Danderine Cure For Dandruff
Danderine promises to save hair from falling out by treating dandruff. A 25 cent bottle from drug stores is urged to restore lustre, strength and volume, claiming hair becomes wavy fluffy and appears abundant after a few weeks of use.
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