Eagles Speak in Zoo About American Bird of Freedom
A zoo scene features the Golden Eagle and Crowned Eagle discussing their status and concerns about the Bald Eagles. They boast size, wingspan, and mountain homes while critiquing public fascination with the Bald Eagles as symbols of American freedom.
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Bird of Freedom
American Bird of Freedom
American Birds of Freedom
Crowned Eagle
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Africa
Government Ownership of Railroads Threatens Republican Government
A 1920s argument warns that government ownership and operation of railroads would erode courts and private property, citing Italy and Canada as costly failures. It notes Italy’s losses, rising employment, and proposed leases benefiting private operators with caps on profit, plus Canada’s deficits and potential U.S. tax burdens. The piece concludes private ownership with regulation best protects public interests.
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United States
Italy
Canada
Mussolini
America
Canadian National Railways
It Won't Bring the Sermon
Pete Hanlon touts homemade wireless devices as troublesome doodle-ums. He urges buying a smoosh and attaching it to the kerplex, claiming the doodte-um should amplify the disseminator when the bufle box is adjusted, though it rarely works on Sundays. a Boston Transcript aside notes a banter with Blackstone and Webster on wealth and relativity.
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Pete Hanlon
Pete
Boston Transcript
The Foxy Youth and a Child's Plea
A dialogue shows Little Bob pressed by his mother to take money or chocolate before going out. She refuses to give money, urging a child to manage without. The exchange hints at beliefs versus appearances and a rival widow affecting a girl’s handicap.
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Little Bob
Mamma
Bob
Change a Smiling Face At The School Drawing Class
A teacher recalls how Sargent could alter a smiling face into sorrow with one stroke. Johnny interjects that his mother also changes his mood that way, highlighting a child’s perspective on art and home life.
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Sargent
Johnny
Frog Has Cat Beat in Odd Exchange
A playful exchange features a frog surpassing a cat in croaks as Tommy's father teases his son. The banter centers on a humorous comparison between animal sounds and the idea of nine lives.
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Tommy
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