Railroads urged to pay fair share in highway and waterway costs
A fragmented discussion notes the Association of American Railroads presses for tolls on inland waterways and fees proportionate to highway use, calling for equal regulation and revised rate rules. It cites impacts on employment and overall economy while contrasting proposed reforms with a presidential committee plan. It also surveys impeachment history and a brief aside on cold weather attire and zoo elephants.
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Riet
Highest Fire Losses In Five Years
A period review notes eight of the twelve months last year showing serious fire losses totaling around seventeen million dollars. The piece urges vigilance and prevention, urging homes and businesses to banish fire dangers through information and ongoing watchfulness to protect families and livelihoods.
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Next President My Herbert N Casson in The Efficiency Magazine
Frank G Arnold of Fullerton Nebraska proposes himself as next U S president. He leads the Nebraska Federation of County Taxpayers Leagues and touts state fiscal restraint with 28 million pounds saved, no debt, no broad taxes, and a 4 million pound asset business. Also notes Yale medical finding that women have thicker thermal tissues than men, explaining comfort in cold and heat.
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The
Efficiency Magazine
London
England
United States
Frank G. Arnold
Fullerton
Nebraska
Nebraska Federation of County Taxpayers’ Leagues
America
Yale School of Medicine
Pittsburgh
Darkey Pursuit and Ghost Letter in The Tradesman Tale
A pursuit tale shows a darkey armed with a razor escaping a pursuer while a tradesman dies soon after, his bookkeeper later sealing a letter to reveal the postscript about the speaker's own death. Two artists in Spain fail to speak Spanish. they order roast beef by drawing a cow and receive two bullfight tickets.
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Spain
Comedian Rejects Lion Bed Scene in Studio Offer
A black actor refused a movie studio plan to place a trained lion in bed with him for a comedy. He balked at the risk and declared his resignation, while the director argued the lion was tame thanks to the producer. The actor insisted he would not be part of the stunt.
Fragmentary line hints at a religious debate
Snippet shows a stray exchange about religion and a bishop, with unclear context or complete sentences. The readable text presents a wary remark about folly and belief, suggesting a broader discussion but lacking concrete facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
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