Moore urges drastic constitutional changes to curb presidential power
Former counselor of the state department Moore advocates a two year presidential term and new limits on cabinet debate and president immunity. He argues constitutional amendments are warranted by four years of upheaval citing Wilson's 1916 minority win and 1918 repudiation, calling the current situation an anomaly.
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State Department
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House
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Moore
Wilson
United States
Ifs and Doubts Roil Democratic Lead Up to San Francisco
A sardonic look at Democratic prospects ahead of the 1920 convention cites quotes from Bryan Dubois and others. It argues the party is trapped by endless ifs and suffers from leadership doubt while Harding’s rise shapes the Republican slate and Borah’s investigations loom.
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Cabin
Cribb
McAdoo
Cox
Ohio
Palmer
Senator Glass
Virginia
Col. Bryan
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Bryan
Socialist Party
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Fred T. Dubois
America
Democracy
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Borah
Johnson
Wood
Fred Dubois
Bill Bryan
Sam Compers
Lloyd George
Amos Pinchot
Coal Price Drop and Local Events Across Towns
The article notes coal selling at 5.75 per ton after a one dollar cut driven by lower freight costs. It mentions civic notes from Pocatello plus local incidents including a bear cub at Joe Mombert’s Wood River restaurant, Thanksgiving plans, a county officer update, and a tumult of small-town happenings.
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Pocatello
Joe Mombert
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Derry
Wood River Stort
Joe
Secrets of Health and Happiness Blue Skin Color Explained by Blood Oxygen Levels
The article explains that blue skin results from deoxygenated blood in capillaries and outlines how arterioles and capillaries dilate or constrict with cold. It notes cyanosis from various causes, advises doctor consultation, and suggests lifestyle changes and sun exposure to improve conditions.
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W. M. Bayliss
F. R
University College, London
Health Q and A for Readers From Dr Hirshberg
A reader asks how to gain weight with sleep and foods like starches sweets eggs milk and fresh air. Another asks about preventing visible hand veins after piano and about brain power head size. Additional queries cover infant constipation from overfeeding and fluids, and hair loss remedies with guidance from Dr Hirshberg.
Where Elephants Come From In Circus Tales
A National Geographic Society bulletin explains elephant origins for circus talk. It contrasts Indian and African elephants in disposition and motherhood, notes Africa as hunter territory, mentions British licenses, and describes a typical elephant hunt sequence with a seasoned retinue and a dangerous bull.
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Washington, D. C
Tiis
National Geographic Society
Elephant hunting practices in India and Burma described
The article explains two methods of elephant capture in India and Burma. In India, V shaped stockades guide elephants to a gate into a pen where a chain is secured. In Burma, rows of lights trap elephants at night and a cordon forces them toward a stockade. Captured elephants endure training, hunger, and restraint before becoming work animals.
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India
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