Why Discharge Good Men in Campaign Issue Article
Editorial argues the 1920 election hinges on national finances and prosperity, not wets or prohibition. It asserts the Republican record under Hoover, Mellon, and Coolidge deserves support and contrasts with Tammany-tainted Democratic alternatives, urging voters to keep proven leadership for prosperity.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
William Randolph Hearst
Hoover
Mellon
Coolidge
Mr. Melon
Moorer
Mr. Coolidge
Treasury
Tammany Hall
Tamany Hall
Tammany
White House
Tiger Party
Mr. Hearst
United States
Supreme Court
Treasury OF
TILE
Tammany Crowd
Ross Tweed
Fernando Wood
Richard Croker
Charles Murphy
Boss Tweed and
the Gang
Spiritual Health by Royal and Copeland M D
Discussion urges preachers to address physical health as spiritual duty. Emphasizes body as temple where neglect breeds soul harm and moral lapse. Calls for holistic care, self discipline, and honest preaching about health to improve personal and communal virtue.
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Royal & Copeland, M. D
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A historical profile traces the career path of a prominent American banker from a grocery job to a key role at Drexel & Co and J. P. Morgan & Co. It notes his early start at 17 with Rutter & Patterson in Philadelphia, moves through Marrs & Blateshies sugar refiners, then Drexel, rising to partner by 28. He becomes head of the firm, serves as director at Fidelity Trust, Girard Bank, Highland Coal, and Freight Haleon Silverails. He also works as treasurer for the Republican national fund during the Harrison and Taft campaigns.
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United States
Rutter & Patterson
Philadelphia
Marrs & Blateshies
Drexel & Company
J. P. Morgan & Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Girard ‘Runt Company
Highland Coal Company
Freigh & Haleon Silverailsway Company
Taft
Nepublican National Fund
Triumph of Hygiene and Public Health Claims
The piece extols personal hygiene and public health measures as the decisive factors in eradicating plagues and preventing disease. It argues individual cleanliness, sanitation, vaccination, and community action beat war injuries and epidemics, stressing responsibility lies with the public and not only doctors. It notes influenza as an exception controlled by knowledge, warnings against ignorance, and the need for sanitary living environments and supervision.
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Ilbber
Science
Semuraé
Behemoth described as biblical giant in analogy compare
An editorial writer uses Behemoth as a figure for a fearsome beast, likened to Leviathan and tied to description in Job. The piece explains the term, its pronunciation, and how commentators link it to a real large animal, possibly a hippopotamus, with vivid biblical imagery.
The Glutton Fox Described In Sideshows Of Science
A fragment describes a creature called The Glutton, a foxlike animal living in cold regions. It reportedly migrated far north, grows a heavy appetite, and features a live nose tail similar to a fox, a bushy tail, and thick brown fur. The text notes its length of over three feet and cunning traits akin to a fox.
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Tike
Greatness by Dr Krank Crane and the question of true greatness
An editorial ponder on what makes a person great beyond height wealth or position. It argues greatness rests not in appearance or heredity but in character and deeds, noting many famed figures were flawed. The piece questions true greatness and cites historical exemplars and a critique of superficial public attention.
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Flardiy
Feall
Casey
Alesunder
Rele
Alexander
Goliath
Tpa
Yueh
Alec Napoleon
Reker
Mortyre
Chinatown impressions in San Francisco and New York
A travelogue compares San Francisco’s Chinatown with New York’s, noting exotic color, crowded shops, and craftsman streets along Grant Avenue. It describes Chinese children, self-possession of the Chinese elite, silhouettes of pagodas, lanterns, and displays of porcelain and silk, while contrasting other quarters and noting hospitality and modern Chinese presence.
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San Francisco
Francisco
Chinatown
Li Grlent
New York
Chi Quarter
Chinen
Grant Avenue
Hazama
Dade
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Antonis
W. R. Mearst
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Washington
Mr. Smith
Lincoln
de Cou
Mrr. Coolidge
Colon
Hasan
Horace
Tom
Philip Nowlan
Ealer
Mie Nemets Edad
L. Mloesbury
Garrett P. Serviss
Terest
Ayerrane
Behemoth
Fortieth
Sersen
Jordan
Ing House Variel
Dr. Krank Crane
Moat
Creek District
Dickie
Yoourr
Ife
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