Some Suggestions for the Inauguration Future
The piece argues for broader civic organization inclusion in future inaugurations, urging restrictions to keep parade readability, and proposes a plan to feature distinct elements from civic groups. It discusses costs, lighting, and the need for robust planning to elevate Washington’s pageantry.
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Science Skill and Superstition in War
The article argues that Japanese army prowess in endurance rapid movement subsistence medical science and disease prevention surpasses Western forces. It cautions that unless reports are false Western powers should acknowledge Japan’s military and medical edge while noting ongoing uncertainty in the war situation.
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Backward Pupils Add to New York City Schools
Dr E G Brown, examining physician for the New York department of education, estimates about 10 000 backward children in city schools based on partial examinations. He suggests many would rise with thorough study, while few receive special instruction. Currently only 270 receive such care, highlighting a need for separation and targeted training.
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Debate on graded schools and Santo Domingo debts debated
A column argues for graded classes to aid backward pupils without shaming them and flags caution on using force to collect Santo Domingo debts. It contrasts U S diplomacy with historical precedents, warns against foreign coercion, and notes Congress and executive roles in Caribbean affairs.
England Senate Clash Over Speaker Gully Health and Succession
The piece surveys pressure on Speaker Gully to resign amid a Conservative drive to install James William Lowther, detailing pensions, health issues, and political stakes tied to a possible Liberal return after the next general election. It also sketches royal and literary family entanglements and a Sweden-Vasa lineage note.
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Hawley and Osterhaus Honored in Retired Army Rank Debate
A Springfield Republican summary notes Congress placed Senator Hawley and Gen Osterhaus on the retired 1st of the army ranks with full general pay amid a Missouri backed amendment. Critics call it favoritism and warn of weak justification for elevating veterans long since out of active service.
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Fragmented Historical Snippets on Policy and Humor
A collage of satirical quips and quotes from various papers. Items reference a scientist and eugenics schemes, a tailor joke about pants, a father’s view of a twin, janitor humor, a note loan, lordly politics, maritime memory, and social observations on women and remedies.
Groundhog Rival Echoes Across County Values
A raw collage of brief notes from various papers cites a cat erpillar sighting on East Washington street, cold forecasts tied to its color, and local anecdotes. Hartal figures include Uncle Josh Perkins and a joke on laments from Forest Grove, plus snippets about weddings, gambling jokes, and a Connecticut nagging wires bill proposal in a wide, episodic roundup.
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New Hampshire Governor Leads Roosevelt Inauguration Contingent
Report from Washington at the New Willard details New Hampshire’s delegation headed by Gov John M Lane and editor George H Moses. They describe Roosevelt backers and the hopeful successors in the New Hampshire Republican scene, noting the strong turnout from state politicians, military staff, and residents amid lively intra party jockeying.
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City Bank scandal in New York draws tax evasion critique
Hartford Courant editors condemn the City Bank property deal where a $3 million payment remains untitled and taxed while the government pays $130,000 yearly rent. They note the bank holds most of the city’s deposits yet pays no taxes on the building yielding 4 percent, calling tax dodging by the rich a mean social insult.
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