Our World Wide Ties and Interdependence of Trade
A banker asks if Antiochia slaughterhouses profit, and the Commerce Department replies with a full earnings report tied to Colombian government bonds backed by state utilities. The piece argues global interdependence shapes U S business, noting cacao in Ecuador and British product exhibits in Argentina. It stresses informed citizens in international affairs for business success.
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Ohio
Washington
Colombia
America
Antiochia
Wall Street
United States
Ecuador
Prince of Wales
Argentina
Germany
Going Back to the Farm
The article notes a long held view of rural decline but reports a shift in migration trends. For the first time in twenty records of the United Department of Agriculture, the movement back toward farms and rural life is observed after years of urban growth.
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America
Wellers
United Department of Agriculture
Farm life gains new security and connectivity amid economic slump
The article notes farms become more connected with electric power, radio and telephone making communities accessible. It argues small farms offer security during unemployment with drought impacting many but not all regions, and explains migration back to farming as prudent and intelligent for displaced workers seeking stability.
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America
United States
A Sound Slogan for Government and Business Policy
The piece argues that rising government costs and a huge federal deficit threaten to inject politics into the electric industry. It warns that government ownership would burden a multi billion dollar sector with political risk, urging government and business separation to protect industry prosperity.
Soaking the Public and the Tax Burden
Ex-President Coolidge argues that Congress spending creates taxes on the people. He warns deficits shift costs to wage earners and small businesses, raising prices and reducing jobs. He emphasizes that tax money comes from citizens, not politicians, and that soaking corporations also soils consumer buying power.
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Coolidge
Congress
Smiths Again Lease Marsden Cottage for Winter
Mr and Mrs George Smith of New York have leased the Wise cottage Marsden on Colleton Avenue for the upcoming winter season. The lease was arranged through the Willcox agency.
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George Smith
New York
Marsden
Wise
Colleton Avenue
Willcox Agency
Abandoned Sawmill Town in Colleton County
A long feature on the Bradley Lumber and Manufacturing Company’s Colleton estates near Asheboro and Vanderhorst. It details the empty town, a 24 room hotel, 200 by 450 foot shed, 18000 foot yearly cut, 400 workers past, and 34 000 acres of prime timber with future hopes of reopening. It profiles Peter B. Bradley of Hingham Massachusetts and family, landholdings, homes in Charleston County, and plantation ruins around Lewis and Vanderhorst including a grand, now forested Vanderhorst house site and irrigated cane fields. It notes past crops, cattle breeds, and wildlife on the estate, plus roadways and 75 year old trees. The piece mentions a courthouse fire by an Irishman named Gahagan.
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Asheboro
Colleton County
Bradley Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Peter B. Bradley
Hingham
Mass
Robert S
Charleston
Mr. Bradley
South Carolina
William Bradley
Bradley
AA Chemical Company
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Warley
Moore
Lewis Plantation
Vanderhorst
Vandroft
Ashepoo
Deir Eseck
Vanderhorst Plantation
Jersey
Bradley Estate
Mr. Moore
Unnamed Man Solves National Problems Yet Keeps Busy
The section notes Mr Bradley has a large green house at Hingham Massachusetts started as a hobby. It laments that the only men who can solve national problems are occupied entertaining boarders.
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Bradley
Hingham
Mass
New Year Resolution as a Personal Challenge
A reflective note imagines a New Year resolution as a testing voyage. It frames resolve as a steady effort to improve daily habits and mindset through small, repeatable steps and consistent self accountability.
Soup Kitchen Reimagined With Clever Name Idea
Dayton Daily News muses on naming a soup kitchen with a quaint shoppe style label reflecting local culture and creativity while acknowledging practical needs and community aid. The column preserves a witty tone and local flavor.
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Soup Kitchen
The
Dayton Daily News
Boy recalls quartet music as eight or nine singers
A child’s memory in a church scene shows the mother asking about the quartet and the boy answering that he prefers quartets with eight or nine singers. The exchange hints at family church ritual and the boy’s playful way of describing music.
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Mother
Divorce Price Attained By Fish String Bargain
A rustic exchange reveals a lawyer seeking a divorce with Mose responding that marriage cost him a string of fish and he would pay a whale to end the marriage. The dialogue highlights comic frontier bargaining over nuptial ties.
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Mose
Longstanding Family China in Keepsake Heirloom
Mrs Styles The Crumbys own china held in the family for over a century. Mrs Newrich quips that such tales prove they never could afford servants.
GOLDEN RULES OF GOLF LECTURE ON ETIQUETTE AND PLAY
The piece urges proper golf conduct from repairing divots to playing through faster groups. It emphasizes keeping quiet while waiting, not delaying others, and not lingering to recover a lost ball, framing golf as a courteous, disciplined sport.
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Aiken Standard and — South Carolina Gazette
Aiken Publishing CO
Park Avenue
Walter E. Duncan
C. Alderman Duncan
Aiken
Colleton, Co
Chlotilde R. Martin
Deer Creek
Gahagan
Ikens.c
Fifa Line
Mda
Golden Rules OF Golf
American Express
Frank C. Clark
Students Travel Club
Allen Tours
Frank P. Henderson
Park Avenue Aiken, S. C
Texaco Gas
Ene Hayne. Avenue
Cullum Tire Co
Etelephone
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