Wilson’s Cabinet Formed Names and Careers Highlighted
President Wilson today sent to the Senate the list of cabinet nominees. William Jennings Bryan leads as Secretary of State with a long political career. McAdoo, of New York, is named Secretary of the Treasury and a noted tunnel builder. Lindley M. Garrison of New Jersey is Secretary of War. James C. McReynolds from Kentucky is Attorney General. Albert S. Burleson of Texas is Postmaster General. Josephus Daniels of North Carolina is Secretary of the Navy. Franklin K. Lane of California is Secretary of the Interior. David R. Houston of Texas is Secretary of Agriculture. William C. Redfield Revell of New York is Secretary of Commerce. Willard C. Wilson of Pennsylvania is Secretary of Labor. The appointees are described as highly capable and many have notable war-time reputations, with Bryan’s career receiving particular emphasis.
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Kings of Siam Match Widows to Prisoners by Royal Decree
The Siamese king selects single women deemed of marriageable age and pairs them with prisoners for marriage. The process is simple, with the king arranging ceremonies and the wife to be, regardless of the woman’s consent or the prisoner’s background.
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Gream Gorn Soup Instructions From a Vintage Recipe
A vintage cooking snippet describes heating a quart of broth, using corn pulp strained through a sieve, and adding butter and nuts. It suggests incorporating a beaten egg white to froth the soup just before serving, with care to avoid milk and to heat briefly after mixing.
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