The Outlook on War and Government in 1916
The piece argues the Democratic administration weakens the government, disorganizes business, and risks war with Mexico. It criticizes Wilson and party policy for harming industry, trade, and protection of Americans abroad, urging strong government to regulate big business and sustain the Philippines and Cuba commitments. It calls voters to elect a House capable of enforcing a robust national program.
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Mexico
United States
England
Germany
Spain
Philippines
Japan
Great Britain
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Monkey Vic of Rabies Case Improves with Curious Result
A Manila laboratory report by Dr. Ferdinand Schmitter notes a native monkey from Laguna province showing hydrophobia signs after rabies exposure. The animal became excited, then savage, frothing at the mouth before dying from paralysis. Negri bodies confirmed rabies. a rabbit injected with brain tissue emulsion developed paralysis and died at sixty days with Negri bodies in its brain.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Ferdinand Schmitter
Manilas
Laguna Province
Misery Loves Company Quip Sparks Gentle Teasing
In a light exchange a man teases that married women are great matchmakers while a woman demures and replies with the proverb Misery loves company, highlighting playful banter.
Graduating Exercises at the Indian School
Graduates received diplomas as Major Allen, retiring superintendent, praised the school as among the best in service. A Sunflower March dazzled the audience with decorated suits and faces. Albert Keeble sang Wrecked, earning hearty applause, while the orchestra offered a lively intermezzo before diplomas were awarded.
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Albert Keeble
Allen
The
Indian Agency
Major Allen
Indians Education and Graduation at Agency School
A report highlights progress at the reservation school with 170 pupils, eight grades, and programs in music, agriculture, and crafts. Three graduates, Frances DeMarias, Alcesta Barse, and Edward La Belle, earned diplomas after passing county eighth grade exams. Supt. Mossman praised for leadership. Major Allen’s tenure lauded. students’ medals in Citizenship Essay contest noted.
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E. D. Mossman
Mehellin
Ohio
Tucker
Hine
Kansas
Jand
Frances DeMarrias
Alcesta Barse
Edward la Belle
Andrews
South Dakota
Mossman
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Violet DeMarrias
Blossom Robertson
Ellen Marlow
Mabel Spider
Peter Enoch
Lucy Nelson
Peter LaBlanc
Mary Sheppard
Frances DeMarinas
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