Bonus supporters seek gag rule to push speaker change
The piece argues against gag rules to force Speaker Gillette to yield on bonus legislation. It warns such revolutions threaten democracy, urges open debate, and cites past Speakers Reed and Vanning. It stresses listed rights to speak, amend, and discuss openly.
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Gillett
House
Gillette
House of Represe
Congress
American Congress
Tom ‘Reed
Joe Vanninhon
Secretary Mellons Opposition to Farm Member on Federal Reserve Board
The piece argues Secretary Mellon opposes adding a farming representative to the Federal Reserve Board. It contends farmers understand banking and farming needs, supporting at least one farmer on the board to balance interests. It notes Congress may pass the legislation authorizing the extra member and mentions savings accounts in city banks.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Addy Nistrl
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Miethipe
F 'Thyre
Federal Reserve System
Coun Db Wis
Federal Board
Clever Tom Thornton Kicked by Horse in Bernsteins Stables
Athens Daily Banner reports a stable mishap at Bernsteins Stables where Clever Tom Thornton was kicked by a horse. The incident is noted as the first kick at the location as efforts are described to prevent further kicks and informants list local figures for comment.
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Tom
Thornton
Bernstein
New Industry Starts on Clayton Street in Athens
A three story wagon and carriage plant by Mr. F G Umbach rises on Clayton Street near Henderson warehouse in Athens. The venture will manufacture harrows and employ over 15 workers, bringing dollars to the city and boosting local industry and timber access for affordable buggies and wagons.
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Umbach
Athens
Clayton Street
Henderson Warehouse
F. G. Umbach
Ex-kaiser biographer and oddball notes in scattered items
A fragmented column recalls Tom Sims mentioning an ex-kaiser biography, jokes about Houdini escaping bonuses, Ruth alias Babe with a mysterious project, wedding gift ideas, Wall Street rents down, and assorted quips about politics, crime, seeds for votes, mad dogs, Salome, Eskimo pie jokes, and fashion snippets from Paris to Connecticut.
Lighting the Sick Room Sunlight as a Disinfectant
An article extols sunlight as a powerful disinfectant in the sick room. It frames sun exposure as essential for health, urging practical steps to bring more light into patient spaces and reduce infection risk.
Lighting and mood in sick rooms guidance
The article advises on adequate ordinary lighting in sick rooms to avoid gloom while protecting the eyes from direct glare. It recommends night observation with a shaded light, a bedside reading lamp for readers, and a pocket flashlight over matches. It notes quiet, unobtrusive cheer and warns against overt attempts to cheer patients.
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American Red Cross
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad Claims Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement quotes a man's claim of relief after a four year struggle with stomach and intestinal issues. It states Mayr's Wonderful Remedy removes mucus and reduces inflammation, promising benefits for bloating, colic, and related ailments with a one dose refund.
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Mayr
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