Columbus Daily Times Subscription Rates Decline
Advertisement lists subscription pricing and options for mail delivery in Ohio and nationwide. Details include annual, six month, and four week rates, with rates per region and discounts for advance payment. Also notes obituary and cards of banks as nominal charges. National ad reps listed in New York and Chicago.
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Ohio
Hubert E. Wa
Fifth Avenue
New York City
South
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Prices and Wages in Industry Warn on Labor Productivity
The article argues that price cuts by manufacturers have not yet reduced wages but warns this could change if demand falters. It links high current wages to efficiency and higher output, noting that sustained prosperity hinges on workers increasing productivity to preserve profits and avoid wage cuts.
Free Trade Follies and the Wool Market Crisis
The article reports 1920 nine month wool imports totaling 406,498,411 pounds valued at 100,890,324 with near duty free treatment, a depressed market, and prices fluctuating from 15 to 50 cents per pound. It notes a lack of established raw wool prices, government stockpiles, and proposed rediscount terms while highlighting ministerial concerns over agriculture and industry.
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Ben Board
Federal Board
Way
Boston
Clevedas
Offer to Be His Friend Cited in Brief Note
A fragmentary note reads Dear Mrie Thompson offering friendship and urging him not to think of her in any other way, suggesting a personal communication preserved in a local notice or column.
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Hever
Old fashioned foods and customs make a comeback plea
An official plea from the department of agriculture urges reviving corned beef bread pudding and old fashioned dishes. A restaurant owner notes bread portions shrink while puddings vanish and a grandfather hopes for restored old fashioned dances buggies and girls. Modern fare may seem pale by comparison.
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Bureau of Market Information
Department of Agriculture
Opinions Reprinted at End
Pittsburgh Gazette Times argues that despite the constitution there is risk of autocracy under President Wilson. It contends his war powers expanded executive reach and warns that Democratic victory in November would legitimize subordinating Congress to the executive.
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Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
After Dinner Stories and a Train Stop Abroad
A traveler arrives in a southern town and is greeted by a colored porter shouting Palace hotel. The traveler asks if the hotel is American or European, and the porter muses about Irish staff. A famous actress declines a football game invite, confessing the cheerleaders’ megaphones make her nervous.
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Palace Hotel
Rastus
Lincoln and McClellan Clash in 1864 Campaign Race
Washington dispatch details Lincoln’s renomination and re election amid Republican rivals and a powerful Democratic machine. It notes union victories, Baltimore and Chicago conventions, selection of Andrew Johnson, and Lincoln’s narrow win with 212 electoral votes to McClellan’s 21.
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Washington
Dfscult
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
McClellan
North
Abe
Belican
Union Arraies
Democratic Party
South
Republican Organization
National “Union
Baltimore
Union
Cleve
John C. Fremont
Jne Cochrane
Horace Greeley
Thaddeus Stevens
Stevens
Andrew Johnson
McClelain
Gideon Welles
Chicago
General McClellan
George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Atlanta
Virginia
Confederacy
Pennsylvania
Meade
Sheridan
New York
Tammany Hall
New York City
Greeley
New York Tribune
New York Herald
Mac
New Jersey
Kentucky
Delaware
Information Bureau offer from Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises an information bureau directed from Washington D C offering to answer questions. It states no legal medical or financial advice, no domestic dispute settlement, and that questions should include name and address with two cents for postage.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
Wood types used in airplane manufacture
The Forest Service notes several spruce varieties are favored for aircraft due to high strength-to-weight ratio, uniform texture, and defect absence. The Q&A also covers daylight saving origins, Niagara Falls fatalities, nautical mile definition, and congressional record history.
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Forest Service
United States
William Wyllett
House of Commons
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Nova Scotia
America
Congress
Niagara Falls
K. E
Local social notes from Guysville and nearby towns
Guyville residents report visits from relatives in West Virginia and Coolville. Miss Pauline Maxon Bern ice Keller and Naomi Kincade hosted by Miss Mary Fuller. Mrs Eliza Coleman hosted Margaret Williamson from Columbus. J W Dixon and Marjorie of Athens visited Nina Fuller. F E Kincade and son Paul attended funeral of Mrs Mary Johnson at Chesterhill. Bilderback and son from West Virginia spent week with Dr and Mrs P R McLaughlin. H J Geisendorfer and Floyd George hosted and visited Parkersburg Nelsonville locals. Dr P R McLaughlin noted as a county resident in ongoing notes.
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Pallie Chapman
West Virginia
Pauline Maxon
Bernice Keller
Naomi Kincade
Coolville
Mary Fuller
Margaret Williamson
Columbus
Eliza Coleman
J. W. Dixon
Marjorie
Athens
Nina Fuller
F. E. Kincade
Paul
Kime
Mary Johnson
Chesterhill
Bilderback
P. R. McLaughlin
H. J. Geisendorfer
Parkersburg
Floyd George
Nelsonville
Leona Chapman
W. L
Geneva Frey
New M. E. Pastor Preaches Sunday in Columbus
A new pastor moved with his family from Haydenville to Columbus last week and will preach at 7 p.m. Sunday evening inviting locals to attend the service.
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Lumbus
M. E
Haydenville
Japans plan to name high commission in US relations
Tokyo reports the foreign office is studying naming a high commission as a possible step to ease Japanese American relations. No official proposal to the U S. has been made. Japan says its stance is about equal rights for all foreigners and not about land ownership. The immigration question is considered settled by a gentlemen’s agreement and not part of the dispute.
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Matthew Webb
John Lincoln Soules
W. J. Kendall
Boston
Carlisle D. Graham
George Hazlett
William Potts
Buffalo
Maria Speltania
John Dixon
Hydrographic Office
United States Congress
A. I.K
Congress
Henry W. Kinney
United Press
Tokio
High Commission
Foreign Office
Viscount Shibazawa
Viscount Kanejo
Japan
America
Heavy Walnut Crop Promises Local Planting Boom
A year with one of the heaviest black walnut crops in years may spur grove plantings this fall. The Ohio Department of Forestry and Ohio Experiment Station note walnuts as a durable hardwood suited to farm waste lands, needing moderate fertility and moisture. bottom lands are ideal, though hillsides with eastern or northern exposure also support growth.
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Department of Forestry
Ohio
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Mosaic
A collage of reader questions covers cleaning white felt, arm guidance for couples, gift ideas for a boyfriend, age differences in engagement, and whether a girl should date without marriage intent. Mrs Thompson offers practical, cautious guidance on love, etiquette, and proprieties.
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