Rural water supply concerns vs city systems in 19th century critique
The piece argues rural water sources lack sanitary control, citing a 40 million rural population at risk of typhoid with city systems protected by investment. It contrasts continuous bank service with urban growth and hints at evolving daily life, then discusses outlying athletes, and ends noting rising city auto fleets and budget scrutiny.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Lone Star Texan Weds in Mexican Adventure Saga
A vivid romance unfolds as Jack Hondern, a bold Texan, returns with his Spanish bride to Colorado, Texas after escaping danger in Mexico. Their daring love story features banditry, daring rescues, and the aid of Quaymal allies to outwit Don Rivera and win a forbidden union.
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Jack Hondern
Colorado
Texas
Old Mexico
Hondorn
Mexico
Sister Republic
Sunlands
Don St. Louis Rivera
Gupid
Jack
Rancho Grande de Rivera
Senora
Madeline
Spain
Land of the Lone Star
Daughter of the South
Hancho Rivera
Rancho Grande
Colorado Diabio Cabale
Hill and Dale
Don Rivera
Quaymals
Quaymal
Dos Mivera
Madelina
Ehost
Dom
Quayama
Modern Buccaneers in World of Capital and Labor
A reformist address condemns capitalistic and labor buccaneers who misuse capital to enrich owners or seek state seizure of wealth. It warns against socialism and radical unions, arguing government should curb industrial buccaneering rather than seize control of capital, defending private property and public rights.
Flood of Immigration Not Perilous and Prosperous
The article argues immigration levels are not dangerous to the nation and associate high immigration with economic growth. It notes Ellis Island statistics, the distribution of migrants to New York and other states, and praises immigrant labor, especially Italian, for southern development and broader assimilation. It contends immigration aids the country’s progress and helps solve social issues through work and thrift.
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Omciais
New York City
United States
Ellis Island
New York State
Booker Washington
Institute
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Kansas
Givler
Wakeeney
America
Australia
Canada
Greece
Sheridan
Sherring
Asty
Father
Papa
Rio Grande
Jaucers
Mos
Don St. Louis
Juan
Jack Holborn
Tera
Bors
Iben
Isuchiar
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