Brazilian Coffee Trade Ties Come Into Public View
In a discussion between the Sao Paulo president and Brazil’s President Bernardes the role of the government in the coffee investigation is examined. Brazilian exporters deny knowledge of failed sales to top buyers and question the cause of market collapse. They claim profits lie between Rio export prices and U S retailer prices, while Brazilian investigators in the United States seek the cost to the housewife for a pound of coffee.
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Sao Paulo
Bernardes
Brazil
Rio
South America
A Test of Mother Love In Mrs Timmy S Squirrel Tale
In this Burgess bedtime tale Mrs Timmy the Flying Squirrel braves danger to protect her four babies from the Red Terror fire. Exhausted yet determined she relocates each cub while Timmy contends with loss and fear, ending with cautious safety and lingering dread. The story closes as a new chapter title hints at Yowler the Bob Cat.
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Timmy the Flying Squirrel
Mrs. Timmy
Mr. Timmy
Timmy
Red
Green Foret
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Winston Churchill’s dramatic political comeback as Britain’s chancellor
The piece reviews Winston Churchill’s rise from wartime failures at Antwerp and Gallipoli to his current prominence as Britain’s chancellor of the exchequer. It notes past clashes with Kitchener and doubts about his reliability but highlights his recovery and potential for future leadership.
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Mellon
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Caillaux
France
Churchill
Antwerp
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Churchill
Kitchener
Sudan
Lloyd George
Anaconda Office Bids For Foreign Contacts
Editorial department and business office contact numbers listed for foreign correspondence. Months shown include six and three months with prices of 42.00 6.00 12.00 and 80 3.40 4.60. The fragment notes multiple telephones and durations without full context.
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Anaconda
Rail chief Budd heralds Montana growth and rail expansion
President Ralph Budd of the Great Northern promotes optimism for Montana and the Northwest agrarian outlook. He announces a new extension from Scobey to Opheim, funded in part by local farmers, and praises Montana’s rich grain districts and cooperative progress.
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Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
Montana
Northwest
Budd
Great Northern
United States
Scobey
Opheim
A Probe From Without
The Sao Paulo Coffee Defense Institute of Brazil has dispatched many agents to the United States to learn why American coffee imports have fallen. The group says it is not a government body, though its chairman also leads another Brazilian organization.
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United States
Sao Paulo Coffee Defense Institute of
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Organization
Democrats Face Challenge in Selecting New National Chairman
The Democratic National Committee weighs replacing Clem Shaver with Rep. William A. Oldfield of Arkansas as interim chairman. Oldfield’s rise may ease 1924 faction tensions and set the stage for the 1928 convention, while party unity and potential rule changes remain uncertain.
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Democratic National Committee
Clem Shaver
West Virginia
Shaver
John W. Davis
William J. Bryan
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Oldfield
Congress
National Committee
Germs as a Means of Murder in Modern Stories
The Shepherd case sparks debate on germ cultures as murder tools. Experts note cultures are hard to deploy reliably and often revealed as impractical. Chicago regulation on storage and sale aligns with cautious public policy.
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New York Sun
Clarence O. Baring
New York
William H. Park
Arthur W. Waite
Cornell Medical College
Chicago
Pleasures Out of Reach For Those With Limited Means
A reflection on how what many derive as the greatest pleasure remains unattainable for some due to financial constraints. The statement highlights economic disparity and the social impact of affordability on happiness.
Horoscope for a doubtful day under Saturn and Uranus
The column warns of a doubtful day driven by Saturn in an evil aspect with Uranus and Mercury. It highlights unrest among workers, wage protests, risks in signing legal documents, and potential anxieties for older or rigid minds. It notes a clash between advanced intellect and ancient superstition and advises caution in business and legal matters.
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Saturn
McClure
Morality at Home Versus Crime Coverage Says Mrs Dickinson
Florence Davies analyzes Mrs Charles M Dickinson's claim that crime stories on front pages do not drive crime. The essay argues moral laziness at home, not reporting, fuels future criminals, urging parents to teach children daily responsibility and ethics to curb wrongdoing.
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Charles M. Dickinson
New York Federation of Women's Clubs
Johnny
Commonplace life and beauty in ordinary days
The poem reflects on everyday life and the divine order within commonplace lives. It notes how ordinary sun and sky frame daily existence and suggests that without flowers and song the world would be dark. The second fragment gives a population estimate for Japan at 59,500,000, noting a yearly increase.
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Susan Coolidge
Daily Cross Word Puzzle by Ruth von Phul
Crossword puzzle by Ruth von Phul solved in five and a half minutes. Portrays Across clues such as the second largest star and royal jurisdiction while Down clues cover mountains goats and decay. Includes named contributors and puzzle notes.
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Ruth von Phul
D. Sandrino
Africa
Black Bird
Scotch River Bank
King outlines sweeping $750 million tax cut plan
Utah Senator King on the Couzens committee unveils a plan to repeal or reduce many taxes. He aims to cut income and corporate taxes, eliminate surcharges, and trim excises while tightening administration and depictions of depreciation allowances. He envisions a total revenue cap around $3 billion and expects military spending to shrink without crippling services.
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King
Utah
Couzens Special Committee
Senate
Congress
House
Couzens
Bureau of Internal
Senator King
Mellon
Couzens Committee
How to Manage a Loud Speaker and Other Jokes
A humor filled shopping tale opens with a woman seeking a birthday present for her husband. The cashier offers a glossy red book titled How to Manage a Loud Speaker as a gag item and several comic vignettes unfold about miscommunication, wedding costs, and a groom eliminated in the final preliminaries.
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Malle
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Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
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Globe
Boston
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Sharon Building
San Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Florence Davies
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Great Lakes
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