Debate Over Philippine Independence Sparks Filipino American Rift
The article recounts a rift in US Filipino relations caused by American editorials in Manila that disparaged Filipinos and implied divine lack of progress. Visiting Congressmen found a cultured, self governing people, prompting calls to end misperceptions and pursue Philippine independence with safeguards for existing American interests.
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Philippines
Manila
Pendence
United Congressmen
Stikers
Thenor
Congo
America
G. Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
J. A. Freer
Wisconsin
John H. Smarl
North Carolina
God's Garden Spot and the Seasonal Rainfall Benefit
The Gazette notes that local rain since last spring arrived precisely when needed, akin to an irrigation system that waters fields only as required. The writer claims this seasonal ease required no cost to turn on, contrasting it with other countries and their irrigation advantages.
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More Gazette
Shane
Topic
Titanka
Afisa Frieda ~Fegttmeyer
Woden
Dr. Wi lot Discusses Tea Use in Intellectual Work
In an eighty six year old confession, Dr Charles W Wi lot endorses tea as a cognitive aid. He rejects tobacco and alcohol but says tea helps mental effort in writing and speaking, challenging strict temperance views. The New York World notes his stance alongside his Harvard background and long history with stimulants.
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New York
Harvard Universi
Rome
Maan
Shakespeare Farm to Be Sold in Buck Togherabiedwads district
Estates near Buck Togherabiedwads endon are offered with the Greddon Underwood property owned by Mrs. Pigott a long resident family. The transfer notes a Shakespeares association with the Old Shippe inn and a literary history surrounding the western village area. Separately a major fertilizer addition follows approval of public land phosphate leases covering about 2.3 million acres across Wyoming Idaho Utah and Montana.
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Shakespeara
Stratford-on-town
United States
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Secretary’ of the Interior
Peanut Production Leader in Alabama and U S Rise
Fragmentary figures show Alabama leading peanut production with 6 840 000 bushels, while five other states contributed totals from 8 460 000 to 5 600 000 bushels. United States production reached about 803 000 baskets valued at approximately 2 40 per bushel, reflecting a winter market context.
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Alabama
Els
United States
Trucks Grow in Favor in Yearend Registrations
End of year truck use reached 959 008 vehicles, up from about 700 006 previous year, a 27 percent rise. California, Iowa, Texas and Nevada show leading registrations with other states following.
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Elirtnen
Tijolg
Penneyfornia
Iowa
Texas
Nevada
First National Bank of Titonka Receives Bank Extension Note
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifies The First National Bank of Titonka May extend its corporate existence under the Act of Congress. The certificate, dated August 19 1920, affirms articles of association and charter details for Titonka in Kossuth County.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Wiereng
First National Bank of
Titonka
Act of Congress
Annabia
Luly
Thomas F. Kane
Rency
of. Titonka
Kossuth
Kane
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