Hardingize and Newherryize stir political vocabulary
A long critique defines the verb Hardingize and related coinages by Senator Caraway of Arkansas. It lists alleged uses to challenge the administration, mentions Newherryize, and outlines supposed consequences for public officials and policies. The piece also surveys detective fiction authors and the value of Nick Carter stories, contrasting past reader activity with modern trends. It references Liberia loans and general political rhetoric with a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thattend H. Caraway
Fom
Arkansas
Golden Age of National Songs in Colonial America
Frederic J. Haskin notes abundant evidence of colonial patriotic music at the Library of Congress exhibit. He cites “Hail Columbia” and “The President’s March,” recalling how early American songs and their tunes shaped public sentiment from Jefferson’s era onward amid a shift toward modern topical songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Library of I Congress
Jem
Republic
Library of Congress
Husky
Boxton
New York
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Music Division
Columbia
Gentleman's Amusement
Gremnoser
Independence Hall
Heaven
Adams
Liberty
Francia Scott Key
Hall
Elngule
Almerton
England
Answers to questions from the Mall Information Bureau
Answers cover figures on Walter Johnson height and weight, Alaska flag status, horizon of eyesight from battleship deck, 1875 and 1930 farm wages, iodine origins, crow control, executive officer for National Rifle Matches, and other trivia. The Q and A format names officials and agencies, giving concise facts and historical notes.
Fragmented line hints at a future patriotic anthem
A terse note in a colonial era piece hints the national anthem remains unwritten and will appear in a future golden age of patriotism, leaving readers awaiting its official composition and release.
Dollars and Sense Insurance Overview by Crawford
The article discusses life insurance as a prudent financial safeguard for dependents, comparing old line stock and mutual companies with assessment and fraternal policies. It notes premiums are set in advance for stock companies, while assessment structures vary, and promises future discussions on insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iupuranes
Tife
Oldtine Insurance
Dollars
Bense
Insurance Polistes
Sedonial Times Consumption Through Civil War Eras
The record notes a rise from about 25 pounds in Sedonial Times to 6 pounds during the Civil War era, and currently shows an annual consumption near 146 pounds.
Control Trade and Fashion Roles Across Nations
An old report discusses a women oriented occupation blending dressmaking skills with sociable sales, noting traits like amiability, patience, and knowledge of fabrics. It mentions a future lesson on control trade as a League of Nations advisory committee works toward global measures, and references the Hammurabi code obelisk as a prize of archaeology.
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Michigan Ave
Phe Efati
Féveraxe Net
Dany
Ola Pepe
Caraway
United States Senate
Henater Caraway
Ignieaplille
Senate
Wea
Boglana
Han
Mary Yard
Guim
Philippines
China
Hardingite
Eimer Dover
Herb Hanna
Hannatsin
Sewan
A& Divver
Hick Carter
Uttin Aku Carter
Marc Roget
Gabarian
Iharat
Ile Star
Locog
Cean “‘Dooyle
Nick Carter
Oho R. Caryell
Dey and
Eugens I Sawyer
Wick Carter
South America
Prom
Doctor Beuthon
Ernest MM. Poate
Dey
Hertha M. Clay
Carter
Nick
Long Mee
THH
Yeria
Negro Republic
Liberia
White House
Digest
Tea LA
Haskin’s Letter
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By Frederic J. Haskin
Mall Information Bureau
Wraderick J. Baskin
Worekington
Iiqui
Walter Johnson
Alaska
Ak. C. A
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
J. FD
M. C. Mumma
A. Ani. C. U. Ds
Island of
Cyprus
D. A
Immigration Service
Dollars and Sense
R. P. Crawford
UN Syndicate
Nagerstown
Herald-Mail Press
Arthur (. Hewitt
Mgr
S. Jonathan
Dempsey
Berton Braley
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Sty O
Jack Kearde
Stent
Printrose
Ketan
Mr. Dempsey
Paria
Minaiman
Ronembar
Jack
Enlind
NEA
Aester
By Digby Phillips
Strangera
Geneve
Oplan
League
Hammuraple
Babylonia
Smithsburg
Factory
Cavetown
Blue Ridge Canning Co
A. Roy Phillippy
N. Potomag St. Hagerstown, Md
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