Congress Gets Wilson Messare Alter Tariff Duties
A 1913 Wilson tariff framework unfolds as Congress debates radical changes to industrial and commercial policy. The message urges modernization, alignment with national aims, and reduction of private privilege that shields favored groups, calling for broader competition and updated economic methods. The document emphasizes public duty, steady reform, and a shift toward national interests over entrenched private gains.
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White House
Women and jewels define status in society’s gaze
A fragmentary ethnographic scene surveys how women and their dependents display wealth through jewels. It notes sapphires, opals, and diamonds as symbols, contrasting youth and age, adornment and propriety, in a period voice that links jewelry to class and social expectation.
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Jawelry
Tevet
Sunshine and Primitives: A Gardener’s Moral Lesson
A fragmentary text extols sun exposure for growth and digestion, praising sunlit living and natural laws. It contrasts healthy, radiant individuals with pale, bloodless ones, urging baptism into glory and vigorous breathing as keys to wellness.
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The Queen and Gambling During Derby Travels
The Queen, accompanying the royal party to the Derby, again shows her dislike of gambling. An outdated anecdote recalls a King Edward proposal of a crown sweep during the race, a near miss for a princess, and Arthur of Connaught’s quip. A royal decline preserves her chance, prompting an amused remark about Ramblig.
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Highmay Measure Compromise on Liquor Bill
Compromise moves on liquor legislation details from the sanitary committee, including daylight openings for saloons, highway improvements funding, and challenges to passage. Discussion covers state highway costs, protests, assessments, and enforcement standards amid broader reform measures and budget considerations.
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