Real Argument For Philippine Independence
The article extols Philippine independence and compares Filipino homesteaders with U S settlers. It notes Filipino families moving to Mindanao and describes government encouragement of immigration within the islands. It highlights Mindanao’s wealth and ongoing settlement.
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Filipino plea for independence and U S pledge debate
A dramatic plea from Filipino leader Isauro Gabaldon urges immediate independence for the Philippines, arguing America must honor its promises and push a stable government goal on the islands. He cites past European revolutions and American sincerity as criteria for granting self rule. The narrative shifts to note banknote designs and currency details afterward.
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French City in the Desert Inspires Panache and Isolation
The article describes Ish ce caper as a largely French town on the Suez Canal with a French atmosphere, residences, schools and shops, surrounded by palm lined belts. The setting sits beside the Large Bitter Lake, once part of the Red Sea, now a desert basin but connected by a canal through a desert landscape.
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Christian Science Monitor
Demand for Playing Cards Surges in Private Homes
A representative of a major American card manufacturer notes a sharp rise in card use within private families over the past two decades. He observes that households are the primary source of demand, with private use driving most consumption despite size or setting.
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New York Times
Carnival Festivities Origin and Mardi Gras Practice
Carnival festivities began in Catholic European states notably Italy and Rome and Naples before Lent. Mardi Gras, meaning Pat Tuesday, marks the practice of revelry before the Lenten season.
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