Weasel words and stained glass planks in recent politics
The Century Magazine writer coins two phrases for political slang. Weasel word erodes meaning by pairing with a weaker term while the stained glass plank misleads by changing appearance with perspective. Also notes on counterfeit twenty dollar notes in circulation and Treasury evaluation.
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Century Magazine
Renominations and new rural delivery starts cited
Media items note R L Henry renominated for congress by the Democratic convention in the District of Marlin Texas and Harry I Flood nominated in Virginia. Posts announce rural free delivery beginning August 15 at Winnebago City Minnesota and Black River Falls Wisconsin. government reports and minor international notes follow.
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Washington
R. L. Henry
Congress
Marlin
Tex
Winnebago City
Minn
Postoffice
Black River Fails
Wis
Harry I. Flood
Virginia
Buena Vista
O'Brien
Beacon
Commissioner of Pensions Founs
Treasury Department
Michigan
State Department
United States
Rowen Nf Teheran
Mofahamed Dowlen
Washington Unt
Jamestown and Williston in North Dakota News Roundup
North Dakota items report Jamestown tax levy of 26 000 dollars, Williston planning for a Maya flight? and Looming projects. Notes include Russian thistle in Larimore, Lake Isabell resorting Steele residents, arson and disease checks, grain and flax market moves, armory funds for Devils Lake, and beet sugar factory plans. Multiple local updates on crops, weather, infrastructure, and public notices across counties.
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Jamestown
Williston
Larimore
Mouse River
Bowbelle
Lake Isabell
Grafton
Binckley
Barnes County
G. Gale
Hunter
Company D
Devils Lake
McIntosh County
F. T. Gronvold
Barton
Rugby
A. G. Burr
Bottineau
Indian Relief Fund
Hall
Ellendale
Lake of the Woods
Inkster
Prairierres
Kidder County
Moore
Pingree
Kenmare Coal and Brick Company
G. H. Coulthard
Inchoa Jong
Minto
Mil~ton
Ladies’ Literary Club
Sargent County
Joe Savage
Little Heart
Savage
W. C. Badger
Mandan
Benjamin Bernigan Tosts
Milton Way
Wahpeton
Northern Pacific
United States Court
Devils Take
William Smith
Fargo
Kansas
Crystal
T. H. J. Walton
Casselton
Trinity Episcopal Church
Geo. Morrison
Sterling
James Snodgrass
Marié Agslakson
Milton
Imperial Elevator Company
Grand Forks
Wheat Crop Outlook in Minnesota and Dakotas
Government estimates place Minnesota and Dakota wheat yield at 157,710,000 bushels with Minnesota 48,208,582 North Dakota 1,725,880 South Dakota 81,725,880 across 12,600,968 acres. North Dakota, South Dakota show varying losses with half-crop and 60 percent damage cited. overall three-state yield expected about 82,302,051 bushels short of normal, while private analysts cite up to 110,000,000 bushels.
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Maesas
Charles Tupper
McDonald
Ontario
America
India
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London
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Serrano
Panama
William Lupton
Jo Davis County
Galena
Jane Recvero
Chamber of Commerce
New York
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Oberammeragan
Commandanta Rouse
Fontenel
Deploy
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Joubert
Kruger
Swaziland
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Connemara
George's Channel
Holyhead
Alexander
Commitsionera
Nicaragua
William Kramer
Atlantic Garden Music Hall
Thalia Theater
Cherokee
Iowa
Nela Larson
Eau Clare
A.B. Taylor
Fond du Lac
Wis
A. H. Kissell
Booneville
Ind
T. R. Kuhns & Co
Vincennes
J. 8. Richards
Detroit River
Muskegon Lake
Michigan
Joseph Origer
le Mars
Patrick Ising
Breckenridge
Minn
Raymond
Puna
Anton Pertaska
la Salle
Milwaukee
Patrick O'Day
Minors Steel Company
Joliet
Santa Fe
Louis Walle
Ogtesby Cement Works
Tower Malin Street
Gross Valley
Cal
John Norris
Harvey
Ill
Battery A
Camp Lincoln
Springfield
Ducktown
Tenn
Williaris
James Harkniss
Wilkens West
C. J. McKinney
Albert Fowler
St. Louis
Victor H. Chase
Chicago
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Birkeslee
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Dakota
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Worth
States
South Dakota
Minneapolis
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Order of Elks
Montana
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Ostia
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Sing
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Town
Tony Cannady
Nora P. Phillips
David McNamara
Worcester
Mass
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Welland Canal
John O'Grady
Charles Brown
N. D
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West Inperior
Alexander Jester
Gilbert W. Gates
New London
Mary Falferlick
Fort Dodge
Edward L. Swaney
Kansas City
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Albert Kipp
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Dawson
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Zion
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Ohio
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Kentucky
Fred Roberts
St.Louis
Los Angeles County
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Texas
John Nelson
Jimmie Michael
Walter E. Mitchell
Ellenville
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W. Va
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Boston
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Mays
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Labanon
United States Circuit Court of
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Thompson
Samuel Hunt
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Railway
North Dakota State News
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Bt. Joan's
Flora Plant
Washburn
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Charles H. McBride
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N- E. Rice
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Fairhaven
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N. D. Rice
A. H. Ravenstein
Carl Bandfield
George Griffith
Sampey
Tessie Safford
C. W. James
Walpeton
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Steel County
Shippy of
Holley
Minot Jook
Carl Kohlman
Snyder's Lake
Cando
Anamoose
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David Lane
Crystal Lake
Donald McIntosh
Ormond
Ont
Jim Hil
F. D. Alexander
Pike Block
Foster County State Bank
E. Delafield Smith
C. B. Still
Mc Henry
Foster County
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Oakes-Milper
Enforcement League
Lakota
League
Tom
St. Paul
Fargo, N. Dy
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