Major Ridley Assumes Public Buildings Role in Washington
Major C. S. Ridley has been appointed by the president as engineer officer in charge of public buildings and grounds in Washington and as military aid to the president. At thirty four he is the youngest to hold the post, succeeding Col. Watts who goes to command a regiment in France. He will oversee expenditure of millions on public buildings and park improvements. A lighthearted quip asks whether a dog is a pointer or getter, noting Ridley’s readiness for the task.
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TICKET SPECULATORS STARTED BY DUMAS AND BARBER
The elder Dumas began ticket speculation after bargaining with Paris barber Portner. Dumas asked why he could not sell unused tickets and the barber offered to buy them for cash. Portner then secured similar bargains with other authors and grew rich.
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Praise For the Growlers from the Atlanta Constitution
A Georgia philosopher from the Atlanta Constitution extols the growlers as the driving force behind progress. He argues constant grumbling prompts inquiry and remedies, while assuming everything is fine would halt advancement.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Heflin Norton House Row Ends Without Action
Washington dispatch reports a Heflin Norton clash in the House over German influence charges. The chamber adjourned without acting on a rules committee decision to not pursue an investigation into Bernstorff fund ties and potential pro German influence among members. Heflin named five lawmakers and pressed for information as Norton sided with Heflin in the confrontation.
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Roosevelt speaks on immigration and Germany in Chicago
In Chicago Roosevelt denounces La Follette and argues for unity among Americans of German descent. He recalls Uncle Sam’s role at Camp Grant and addresses the Venezuelan crisis, alleging Germany’s aggression and defending Dewey’s stance, at a National Security League luncheon.
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May Act on La Follette
Washington reports the senate privileges and elections committee, led by Senator Pomerene, will review the Minnesota petition on public safety head Governor Burnquist seeking La Follette's expulsion for disloyal utterances at the Nonpartisan league convention in St Paul on September 20. The panel will decide if charges and proof justify proceedings.
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By the Light of the Moon Phrase Critiqued
The Detroit Free Press notes the term the light of the moon is indefinable and misleading. It explains the moon has no light of its own and reflects sunlight with no warmth or life-giving effect. It warns against believing a lunar light period affects seed germination or plant growth.
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Detroit Free Press
Patriotism and duty in a citizen's relation to government
The text quotes John Albion Andrew stating that the American citizen has no social obligation to undermine his country despite calls for reform. He argues citizens are beneficiaries and defenders of liberty under the Constitution, and treason harms both their nation and humanity.
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John Albion Andrew
Van Tromp’s Way of Fighting Adversaries
The Dutch Admiral Van Tromp, a large man, once faced a slender French officer who challenged equality of terms with rapiers. Van Tromp invited him to a barrel of gunpowder and proposed that the Frenchman sit at its far end to fire first. The Frenchman accepted but was struck by a thunderous attack, prompting reconciliation after Van Tromp’s blunt challenge.
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Cancer as a Blood Disease and Its Treatment
Dr. O A Johnson, a pioneer in cancer research, announces cancer as a blood disease in a new illustrated book. It explains causes and symptoms across locations and stages, and cites 17 years of treated cases using a non surgical method. Free copies available by writing Dr. O A Johnson Suite 530 1320 Main St Kansas City Mo.
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O. A. Johnson
Origin of Hoosier and Its Earliest Meaning
The term Hoosier origin is debated though Indiana derives from Indian. The prevailing theory says Hoosier comes from vernacular Who's yer from a frontier cabin door greeting. Once seen as a derisive label, it now appears in respected literature.
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Indiana
Brooklyn
Remembering riches beyond glitter in Yonkers voice
Yonkers Stylesman quotes a mother and daughter exchange about wealth and appearances. The line warns that money draws notice but is not true value. The fragment reflects social attitudes on status and charm in a small city context.
Anti glare headlight bulbs price listing
An ad notes anti glare headlight bulbs priced at $1.50 per pair from A. Brotts.
Potatoes can substitute for bread says Nebraska board
A state agriculture bulletin notes potatoes supply starch and water differently from bread. A medium potato provides as much starch as two slices of bread, so a diet with more potatoes can reduce bread or cereal intake without sacrificing food value. When potatoes are plentiful, households are urged to use them as a substitute for wheat.
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Nebraska
Vehicle Conversion Offer by N. G. Brewer
Readers are invited to inquire about converting an old car into a tractor or truck capable of carrying a ton and a half. Potential buyers are urged to act soon and contact N. G. Brewer for details.
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