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Ox and Ass Refer to Des Moines Register Forum
The column mocks the Des Moines Register forum for publishing half baked ideas. It notes many would be Solomons and hurried politicians present. The piece ridicules the forum keeper for failing to print sensible content and is critical of current department preoccupation.
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Des Moines Register
Senator Elkins defends stock trades after election
The piece reports Senator Elkins replying to critics who accuse him of stock speculation since his Senate election. It notes Democrats who aided land grant contracts under Wilson react with outrage, while Elkins maintains that stock buying and selling by lawmakers is not criminal.
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Elkins
New York
United States
Congress of the United States
Modern Problems Solved by Bible Study
Robert W Thompson discusses the Sunday Sabbath School lesson Judges 2 16 and the need for unity independence and freedom in a theocratic context. He links democracy essentials loyalty obedience and educated law enforcement to biblical examples of collective energy and national strength.
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Robert W. Thompson
D. D
RW. Shomp
Joshua
America
Deborah
Barak
Israel
Palestine
Gideon
Sampson
Morally Guilty and Market Duties in Oil Debate
The piece argues markets must exist for stocks and bonds to prevent industrial paralysis and criticizes critics who oppose speculation. It notes Standard Oil's early output and Admiral Robinson's claim that private wells and navy supply shifts have reduced public oil reserves by about 22 million barrels.
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Congress
Alvier
Standard Oil
Admiral Robinson
Oil reserves transfer sparks praise from supporters
Critics note alleged government concessions in the Doheny lease and Naval Reserve No 1 amid Teapot Dome exposure. The Washington inquiry flags that Doheny’s deal gives the government industry estimates claim elementary profits while Doheny and Standard Oil influence the Navy.
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Sinclair Oil Company
Denby
Teapot Dome
Washington
Old-Fashioned Exile Overcomes Modern Niece
A dated verse recounts a man banishing his niece from a shabby home. He piles her belongings on Tits road and laments modern ways while clinging to ancestral customs. The niece replies that he embodies a dead past beyond repair. Copyright 1924 by eGurge Matthew Adams.
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Tits Road
Turner-Halls
Mike
Pete
eGurge
Matthew Adams
Dim Rest of 1920s Echo in Aged Rhetoric
A fragmentary transcript cites varied 1920s-era concerns from Tutankhamun papyrus and coal pricing to perfume trends and shipments to Washington. It notes bootlegger activity and a New York restaurant robbery, then reflects political party sensitivities amid an oil scandal.
Exports of Farm Goods Reach 1.825 Billion in 1923
Washington reports that agricultural exports for 1923 approached 1.825 billion dollars, countering a prior estimate of 260 million. The article breaks down major items such as meats, dairy, grains, fruits, cotton, and leather, noting farm products formed about one third of total domestic exports and criticizing the selective grouping by a certain export organization. It discusses European demand, grain production, and tariff policy debates affecting farmers.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
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Procter & Gamble
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