Exports Show Big Year For U S Agricultural Trade
The corenial year closes with exports likely higher than last year. November exports reach 105.3 million dollars and 11 months total 788.3 million, up from 703.5 million. Meat dairy products and food cattle rise, reflecting legislation and policies boosting foreign confidence. The bulletin notes America exporting finished products from raw materials and feeding more grain to stock, signaling strong food supply exports and growing manufactured goods shipments.
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Bureau of ‘Statiation
Washington
Congress
Bulletin
Poland in Turmoil as Autonomy Hopes Rise
Article portrays Poland in dire condition with Warsaw business down over 60 percent and martial law causing oppression. Terrorist strength clashes with government, officials killed or jailed, amid calls for autonomy and eventual Russian liberal victory.
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Poland
Warsaw
G. I. Blakes Joe
Romance of travel revived by motor cars and railway freed
The piece argues the motor car restores travel romance by avoiding railway constraints and humdrum routes. Edith Wharton’s Atlantic piece is cited, praising spontaneous, backroad journeys and hidden village glimpses long lost to trains. Mexico closes the year strong with exports at 271 million dollars and imports at 220.7 million, and a stable, peaceful governance under Diaz. London presses praise American ambassadors like Lowell Choate and Reid, seeking effective representation in Washington.
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Edith Wharton
Atlantic
Mexico
Dia
London
America
Washington
James Russell Lowell
Joseph H. Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Mes
American Women Indifferent to the Ballot
A historical opinion argues that American women rest content with existing privileges won by reformers like Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. It contrasts American apathy with England where suffrage nears realization, blaming lack of leadership and focus for the USA’s lag in the suffrage movement.
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Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Victoria Woodhull Martin
America
England
The Fdeal Husband The ideal husband essay
A dated essay argues no enduring guide to the ideal husband exists. It contrasts male and female literary portrayals, urges women to define men's duties, and outlines traits like bread provision fidelity companionship and shared daily life. It envisions marriage as mutual voyage from dawn to night.
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Shakespeare
Rosalind
Portia
Cordelia
Solomon
Dante
Beatrice
Petrarch
Laura
Wiysaes
Penelope
Cheap Autos Far in the Future
The article argues auto prices will stay high for years, possibly eight or ten, as manufacturers earn large profits on expensive models. It notes demand exceeds supply by about 15,000 units, with no car under $40 in sight, and foresees a cheaper, hybrid-like vehicle emerging only after costly developments and broader market access.
Chapter XX Continued Upshot and Royal Salutation
The scene shows a witty exchange as a wise soothsayer gifts fortune and Margaret declares independence. The Chancellor is kissed lightly, and the Father exits as a lamp burns low. In the darkness the Alla utters hush as a mother to soothe her children.
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Margaret
Perilous Honeymoon in Courtland Court as Escape Plan Forms
In Courtland a staged illness and drugged ruse enable Maurice von Lynar and Princess Margaret to plot an escape from an arranged marriage to Ivan of Muscovy. Thora of Bornholm helps administer deception while royal plotting swirls amid guard detours and whispers of the Black Death.
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Maurice
Margaret von Lynar
Countess von
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Dom Plats
Ivan
Margaret
Thora
Moscow
Bornholm
Johannes
Muscovita
Sparhawk
Lous
Joan
Kernsberg
Muscovy
Louis
Astrakhan
Tvan
Maurice Yon Lynar
Souis
Tate
Walla
Baltic
Prince Louis
Joan of
Alnea
Alfonso and the Anarchist in Paris Anecdotes
A London Chronicle report recounts Paris anecdotes about King Alfonso. He allegedly joked about anarchists after an incident with a Spanish donkey and then misread a tobacconist shop customer as a mistaken anarchist.
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Alfonso
Paris
San Sebastian
Uber
Tobac
London Chronicle
One Way He Might Find Him
A Kansas City Times snippet records a country man asking a downtown policeman to help locate his cousin named Smith. The officer directs him to shout Smith at the corner to join the crowd and answer.
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Smith
Kansas City
Princess Irene Christened Amid War’s End Peace Message
Princess Irene, wife of Prince Henry of Prowsia, was christened as a child at the close of the war in 1966, with the name meaning peace. The ceremony underscored a postwar call for harmony and stability in the royal family.
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Princess Peace
Irene
Prince Henry of
Prowsia
Rene
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