Taft outlines U.S. foreign policy and state diplomacy
President Taft submits a comprehensive message on foreign relations praising unified diplomacy, reforming the State Department with merit, and advancing peace through arbitration. He highlights Latin American divisions, open door policies in China, Central American aid, and the need for updated tariff legislation to protect American commerce.
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Liberia
Explaining What a Snob Really Is
Uncle Roy explains to Eddie that a snob is a person who inherits wealth, travels to acquire a veneer of culture, returns home to pose as a connoisseur, and belittles poorer relatives as parvenus. Eddie asks why the son hears such talk after noon.
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Tired Blood and Its Remedies Highlight Tonstives
An ad from 1912 promotes Tonstives as a blood nourishing tonic to combat fatigue and tissue debility. It claims improved nourishment of brain, nerve, muscle, bone and sinew and targets workers suffering from overwork, with per box pricing and mail order from the Tonstives Co. Buffalo N Y.
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