Duty on print paper tricks of stand patters
Jesse F For ton argues that Speaker Cannon used a legislative inquiry to stall tariff action on paper and wood pulp. He cites the Associated Press meeting backing immediate repeal and accuses the inquiry of being a protective ploy to delay relief. The piece decries the belief that tariffs alone cause price rises, asserting combined trusts flourish under protection.
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Speaker Cannon
Congress
Associated Press
New York
United States
New York Journal of Commerce
Iran
Railway beauty spots on Pennsylvania lines
Moody's Magazine notes railroads beautify right of way around stations and along open country. Pennsylvania installs station parks with trees shrubs and flowers. Long Island stations plant hundreds of trees and many shrubs. Sodded slopes reduce erosion and aid drainage, improving roadbeds in cuts.
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Moody’s Magazine
Long Island Railroad
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City Pole Hedge
West Philadelphia residents create a charming back yard with a small rose hedge trained over a low iron fence. A two story house behind a tiny sod yard showcases crimson ramblers pink ramblers and sweetbrier climbing the fence to form a garden view from the street.
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West Philadelphia
Tidy Up Premises Brightens Community Scene
A public notice urges residents to improve their surroundings to boost municipal beauty and cleanliness. It argues clean homes attract visitors and set a higher local standard, encouraging flowering displays and pride in thrift.
Improvements for Property Look and Maintenance
The piece urges owners of city property villages farms and country homesteads to improve appearances. Advice covers removing dead limbs trimming for balanced growth cleaning yards clearing roadsides burning brush and painting or repairing buildings as needed.
I Would Roam Free in God Made World
Poem voice longs for fields and fresh air away from urban life. The speaker pities a city dweller, living in a world made by man rather than by God, and imagines retreat to nature’s meadow scenes and singing birds. The piece, by Arthur J. Burdick in the Gateway Gazette Beaumont California, reflects nostalgia for rural bliss.
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Arthur J. Burdick
Gateway Gazette
Beaumont
Symptoms of Babies and Rabies in Dogs
Rabies is rare and poorly understood with misleading dog behavior myths. A trusted sign is a sudden change in a dog's disposition followed by trouble swallowing and then sticky saliva on teeth and lips. The rabid dog shows red eyes and bouts of running fury alternating with exhaustion.
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Caspar Whitney
Watering Tips for Garden Plants in Various Soils
The article explains how soil type and weather dictate watering needs. It notes that good loam often requires no extra water, sandy soils with dry weather benefit from daily watering, and geraniums prefer little water in rich soil. It warns against overwatering and suggests evening watering to reduce evaporation.
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Coleus
How to Cure an Oily Skin and Wash an Auto
Oily skin tips advise avoiding rich foods and using oatmeal as a cleanser followed by a zinc and cologne lotion. Eat stewed fruit and an apple daily. For cars, wash with ample water using two sponges and two chamois skins, removing mud promptly and not rubbing it off.
Remedy for obstinate peach stains on linen
A Good Housekeeping writer recommends using sulphur and alcohol to bleach peach stains. Lightly ignite a plate of sulphur with alcohol, hold a funnel over the fumes to contact the stain, then rinse in weak ammonia water and launder as usual for best results.
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Good Housekeeping
Soap coat protects nails for garden work
Before rough tasks rub nails with soap to keep earth from entering under the nails. Washing afterward removes the soap easily. Helpful for those who find gloves hinder garden work.
How to Quickly Tighten Machine Belt
Quick sewing tip explains not stopping to tighten a loose belt. Apply a drop of machine oil, turn the wheel a few seconds, then resume with a lightened belt for continued stitching.
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Ingredient List For Medicines
Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo publishes a complete list of ingredients for his remedies and offers a free booklet with endorsements from medical authorities. The promotion claims no alcohol or narcotics and cites native medicinal roots including Squaw Weed used by Indians for women’s health.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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Soueen
Dr. Pierce
Mrs Talkative Sent to Insane Asylum After Fall
A Baltimore American note recalls Mrs Talkative, famed for arguing with all, being sent to an insane asylum after a fall. Doctors call the incident a result of brain discussion, a quip attributed to Mrs Malaprop.
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Mr. Pry
Magazine Reader Slices Pages With One Finger
A reader in a periodical cuts pages of a magazine with a single finger while eating pie, a curious domestic moment captured in the page text.
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Maude
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Beachgoing Snobbery Satirized by New York Press
The poem mocks upper class vacation habits with linen suits and parlors as it notes neighbors unable to travel while the speaker resists the bench. It exposes pretentious leisure culture dressed in coastal imagery and seaside exertions.
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New York Press
Democrats Seek Wider Support For Campaign Handbook
The National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has started active operations at its Washington headquarters. It plans a Campaign Handbook to be ready by July 1 and urges voters nationwide to contribute and aid in distribution. Remittances should be sent to Washington, D. C.
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National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington, D.C
United States
Washington, D. C
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