Something in the Air Washington Leaders Sense Change
A column notes a tense political mood in Washington as party leaders, like a wary editor, anticipate a possible realignment or new leadership. It cites feelers from Congress and officials on presidential primary ideas, term changes, and shifts in public will, with Roosevelt as a cited example of political foresight.
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D. C
Dee
Haynes
Ottory
Colonel Roosevelt
Ates
Roosvelt
Congress
Frei Mich
Asow
Merve Themer
Farmer Labor Coalition
Bance
Turkey
Brosans
Akron
Paris
Question and Answer column insight from early information bureau
Readers submit questions to The Messenger Information Bureau in Washington. answers cover topics from wilderness states to emery, bananas, Lamena chicken eggs, treason, Treasure Island basis, treaty enforcement, Descartes, and Governor Elect Smith's religion. Respondents include W B A O R and others.
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Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Direcor
Washington
The
Inquirer
Oklahoma
Idaho
Union
United States
Treasure Island
Stevenson
Lloyd Osbourne
Bam
Rene Descartes
Elect Smith
New York State
Europe Debt and U S Commerce Chief Call for Leniency Program
Julius Barnes of the United States Department of Commerce argues that American support for relief on European war debts hinges on a concrete plan. He contends relief should be tied to safeguards against waste and social excess and aim toward Europe’s restoration, benefiting U S prosperity through revived trade.
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Julius Barnes
United States
Barnes
America
Europe
Industrial Revival Nature Drives Farm Labor Shift
The piece argues the first step of an industrial revival is diverting American labor from farms due to immigrant labor shortages. It predicts a future farm labor shortage across the country, prompting higher wages, better credit, and more machinery to save labor.
Fragmented absurdities and puns clutter a chaotic year in print
A garbled collection of quips and non sequiturs appears with misprints about hunting, war, doom, and daily life. It riffs on topics from hash to drum beats, a woman’s stomach, and a rumored war, interspersed with stray names and partial phrases.
Charity and Compassion Echo in Human Heart
A thoughtful reflection frames true philanthropy as quiet care that heals from within. The message contrasts ostentatious charity with kindness that builds the hospital in the human heart, urging love one another as Jesus commanded.
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John
Harley
Lan of Pen Wisely Builds Reserve Funds for Depositors
The organization states reserve policy requires at least 5 percent of net earnings to be set aside annually. They report consistently exceeding the legal minimum with a reserve and surplus fund now over $650,000.00 to safeguard depositors.
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