What the United States Senator Should Be
A call for the senator as servant of the nation, serving all people beyond state or party. The text frames national unity, the nation as living force, and the legislator’s duty to consider every law and policy from a national viewpoint. It envisions Indians and strangers welded into a single American people and urges trusteeship for national destiny.
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Republic
United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Federations of Labor
Postum Co
C. W. Post
Postum
Labor Trust
Post
Union
America
Otis
Jefferson
Warren
Bunker Hill
Railroads and Prosperity by W H Truesdale
W H Truesdale argues railroads drive national prosperity and personal wealth. He counters claims of hostility, noting higher wages and costs justify rate increases to cover extra outlays, urging fairness in railroad charges during economic pressures.
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Railroads
Battle Creek Plan Defends Workers Against Union Tyranny
Battle Creek citizens form a Citizens Association to protect jobs and peace amid nationwide labor union pressure. Employers pledge fair wages and no lockouts while workers vow to honor contracts, avoid strikes, and uphold law. The initiative aims to attract new industries with guaranteed protections and stable output.
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Battle Creek
Government Department of Commerce and Labor
Citizens’ Association
Citi
Zens
Amuck
Ass'n
Women’s Clubs and the Home by Mrs Frederick Schoff
Mrs Frederick Schoff argues that active club work harms home life when led by immature women. She urges older, gray haired mothers to guide public efforts, advising young mothers and unmarried women focus on home and preparation for marriage rather to lead reform movements.
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Women's Clubs
Frederick Schoff
Remedy for Chilblains From Washingon Star Pattern
In a cup, heat vinegar with a generous supply of salt until partly dissolved. Apply to frost bitten parts as hot as tolerable. Repeat two to three times until swelling subsides. A few drops of carbolic acid in foot bath water eases the sting, though initial burning may rise. Do not use carbolic too strong.
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Washington Star
Secret of Living and Nature’s Quiet Immortality
Henry Van Dyke reflects on returning to nature yearly to observe flowers birds and stars. He argues remembering faults under silent skies and listening to the river gives life meaning beyond length, a twin blossom of memory that makes immortality worthwhile.
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Henry van Dyke
Literary Mexico as Latin America's Literary Leader
The article notes Mexico's leading role in Latin American letters citing its early Spanish-American journalism and the first library in America, now over 300 years old. It mentions Chile Argentina and Peru with long-running papers including El Comercio of Lima with 60 years of uninterrupted daily issue.
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Mexico
America
Chile
Argentina
Peru
el Comercio
Lima
New Electric Furnace Method Invented by M A Nodon
The article describes a new electric furnace technique by M A Nodon using an electro-negative metal as cathode and an agu adode with a fusible halogen compound as electrolyte. Current causes ionization and a metal combination with halogen liberation, forming a novel fused product.
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M. A. Nodon
Scientific American
Note on Space Contract for Public Announcements
Publisher notes The Postum Company holds a yearly contract granting space in this paper for announcements of facts and principles. It does not imply editorial opinion.
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Postum Company
Editoria Opinion
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
Mr. Post
Michigan
Ass’n
Constitution
National Council of Mothers
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