World Forging Toward Normal Says Clews
Henry Clews argues in a New York dispatch that the world is moving toward normal conditions despite wartime shortages and stressed populations. He says peace advances without major delays, predicts Germany will sign the pact, and notes President Wilson’s return to duties abroad is anticipated as the peace treaty, while imperfect, sustains a foundation of strength and justice.
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Henry Clews
New York
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The Farmer and Machines Transform Rural Life
The essay argues that farm labor struggles to compete with machinery in all industries and urges adoption of new tech. It notes rising labor costs, the shift to mechanical processes, and the impact on wages, with broader commentary on public utilities, railroads, and political risks amid a recovering economy. It highlights improved business sentiment, record incorporations, and optimism in steel and agriculture amid global trade strains.
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Steam Shovel and Machinery Offer Labor Solution
The poem praises machines that move earth and add bills, and notes the airplane and adding machine as marvels. It argues farmers should seek machinery enabling one man to do the work of several as the sole answer to the labor problem.
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Poems by Major Boult and a world travel view
The piece reviews Major G. Cecil Boult’s Somewhere in France and Other Poems praising his global perspective drawn from war service and travels. It contrasts European trade figures, notes large export surpluses and modest imports for France Belgium Italy and Britain, and discusses stock market volatility with Federal Reserve warnings and inflationary pressures as a cautious week ends with resumed value gains.
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Tifton Packing Company Sold to Armour & Co
The Tifton Packing plant and business were sold to Armour & Co of Chicago. The deal closed in Chicago last week and purchasers will take over operations on July 1. The plant at 5th and St East cost nearly $300,000 and began operation in 218.
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