Delicacies for Hurry Up Meals in Hot Weather
Woman suffrage campaign dominates letters from Ia author Sant who describes quick meals using canned goods and fireless cooking. She notes fashion trends for summer wear and hats, with shopping for parasols, glass jars, and canning supplies while praising a local swimming campaign and warning of June 3 election days.
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Country Must Face Big Questions in Gary Address
Gary declares in New York that the United States is rapidly becoming a leader among matrons, framing a looming national debate on direction and values.
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Judge Gary Advocates Peace and Regulation at Institute Meeting
Judge Elbert H. Gary urged unity and prudent government action to protect fire forests and public interests. He emphasized balancing regulation with business freedom, urging voters to express views on major questions while favoring peace and affordability, and warning against unnecessary war actions.
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Attitude of a Large Mass Urges U S Power Emergence
The piece argues the United States must accept a strong leadership role among nations as a natural consequence of its stature and influence. It stresses that America must possess elements of power to justify this thrust, urging readers to seek more on the Want Page.
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