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Adaptability of Great Issues in Elections
A discussion of Santo Domingo as the central issue in the Massachusetts campaign and its Indiana counterpart. Senator Lodge urges Republicans to elect their ticket to uphold administration policy, while Indianapolis figures like Jesse Overstreet back Bookwalter. The piece surveys the impact of party triumph on prosperity, foreign trade, and national progress, with a reflection on Yancey’s fifty year ago themes and Northern influence.
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Two Tennesseans in political peerage and campaigns
The piece discusses Tennessee figures Governor Bob Taylor and Senator Edward Carmack, their rivalry, and the campaign symbolism of white feathers and roses. It covers their moral focus on church work, Y. M. C. A. development, and religious influence as the campaign’s core, with broader notes on national political questions and Roosevelt era party unity.
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Union
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Beware of the willing worker from the Chicago News
A collection of pointed witticisms and social observations warns readers about opportunistic workers and foolish talk. It jests at gender roles, marriage, and behavior, noting age, honesty, and propriety in humorous, era-tinged lines.
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American to Rule Drummond Castle
Eloise Breese, American heiress, engaged to Lord Willoughby of Eresby, would become chatelaine of Drummond Castle in Scotland. The castle, historic seat of the Willoughby and Drummond families, dates to 1491 with gardens by the 17th century. it has hosted queens and monarchs, and its estate includes vast Drummond lands and the castle complex three miles from Crieff.
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Culloden
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Catatea
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Education and Ideals in a Changing World
A veiled editorial argues higher ideals are essential alongside intellect. It stresses that law alone cannot enforce morality, citing educators, Roosevelt, Butler, and Spencer to condemn casuistry in business and law. Education should cultivate character and ideals to foster ethical leadership and civic virtue.
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Herbert Spencer
National Educational Association
Spencer
Butler
Columbia College
Roosevelt
Quips and Quirks From Old Comics and Notices
Published snippets and jokes from various papers evoke the era, with lines about work, marriage, taxes, and petty vaudeville humor. The selections feature housemaids, widowers, and light social satire set against urban life in early 20th century newspapers.
Cooperation Among Farmers From the Detroit Free Press
The National Farmers Congress urged education for agriculturists on cooperative selling to raise domestic prices, arguing it would prevent American surpluses from dumping into Europe and triggering tariff walls. Obstacles include farmer self-interest, middlemen profits, and rival landowners, with little progress toward real cooperation to date.
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Detroit Free Press
National Farmers’ Congress
In Defense of the Shirt Waist in Rural Papers
A scattered collection of eyebrow raising clippings from rural newspapers. Topics range from defendng shirt waists for women to frog cures for typhoid, circus reports, editorials and light anecdotes. The tone blends humor and small town commentary with brief notices of local color and gossip.
Hotel Lobbies Highlight International Visitors And Local Figures
In Washington and at the New Willard Hotel prominent visitors share remarks on Chile’s beauty and issues, while Charles Burdett Hart of Wheeling recounts a career in journalism and diplomacy. Other guests include Judge W. M. Bickford and Senator Clark’s status, plus talks on U S political and international affairs and notes from Williams College professor S F Clark and Kansas attorney general Coleman amidst a busy hotel scene.
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Convention of Bankers
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