JAMS SUPPLY BILLS LEADERS TROUBLED AHEAD OF INAGU RATION
Congress nears March 4 with near billion dollars in appropriations and a jammed schedule. Democratic and Republican leaders clash over patronage tariff currency and canal tolls while plans for President Wilson’s inauguration intrude on Senate and House work. Ongoing fights over Taft appointments and a looming extra session dominate the end of the current Congress.
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Daily Horoscope Predicts Mixed Fortunes for Public
The column foresees an uncertain yet generally favorable day for life events. It warns head ailments and neuralgia risks, predicts auspicious weddings, and notes potential railway accidents due to severe storms. It highlights rising female prominence, labor issues, and careful money management for birth dates and young people.
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Coal Baron to wed again after million divorce
Pittsburgh report says coal and coke millionaire J W Thompson, 58, who divorced Blanche Gardner Thompson after paying her 1 million, plans to remarry to Mabel Moredock, 21, of Jefferson Greene county. The saga ties to bank stock losses and family coal lands amid hospital notes on Miss Moredock and a past engagement rumor.
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Will Advocate 8 Hour Day For District Women
Labor union representatives, led by L A Sterne of the American Federation of Labor, urge passage of the Peters bill before the House labor committee. They seek a 48 hour work week for district women, clashing with laundry workers and tailors who oppose any changes. Sterne pledged full union support, stating every treasury dollar will be spent to push the reform. He noted Washington women work up to fifteen hours daily for about $6.50 weekly.
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Picnic and Tray Lunches for Busy Households
A guide to serving lunch at home with picnic and tray options. Picnic lunches simplify morning prep and let children eat on the go, using sandwiches, hard boiled eggs, fruit, and milk. Tray lunches suit households with or without help, offering easy, nourishing meals in cheerful spots with minimal cleanup.
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Marathon Racer Boys Offer From The Post
The Post invites boys to join a "Marathon Racer" program, promoting fast safe transportation and fun. It urges readers to inquire today at The Post about joining the little army of Marathon Raceboys and how to obtain one.
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Let's Civilize the Divorce Laws and End Injustice
A summarized notice of Richard D. Kathrena's book proposing broad reform of divorce and marriage laws. The author argues for easier divorce, alimony reform, and the right of a wife to seek separation without public humiliation, claiming women have borne the brunt of current rules while marriage is defective and religion clashes with divorce dialogs.
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Senator Elect Saulsbury Names Holcomb as Secretary
United States Senator elect Willard Saulsbury selects Chauncey P. Holcomb speaker from New Castle to serve as secretary. The announcement came Saturday night during a dinner honoring the Democratic legislators at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia.
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Policy toward Latin America outlined at Pan-American lunch
Senators and representatives at a Pan-American Union lunch signal a future policy to widen friendship with Latin America. Senator Hoke Smith suggested Col Bryan as next Secretary of State, while Bryan reportedly favors an open hand over a mailed fist. Ministers from Cuba Peru Bolivia Costa Rica and others spoke on financial aid and mutual interests and all praised Pan American ties and the canal as uniting the Americas.
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Thinking Women and Courage in Marriage by Barbara Boyd
Barbara Boyd discusses Mrs Belmont’s claim that many women marry from fear. She argues marriage demands greater courage than single life when love anchors it. Some marry for home life or laziness, not fear, but warned that superficial motives rarely yield lasting happiness.
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