Rates and postal policy debate in midwest editorials
A Chicago Tribune editorial section discusses postal rate increases and their impact on newspapers and mail, criticizing Congress for technical missteps and predicting weak revenue gains. It contrasts coal strike fears with evolving energy shifts and praises nonunion coal producers amid broader economic recovery.
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Dewey and the Two Dollar Bill Debate
A clipping reports mixed opinions from federal officials on popularizing the two dollar bill. Bankers note coinage concerns while Treasury voices back the plan, citing demand and production strains, with speculation on future success and implications for currency.
Labor policy and miners rights in industrial prosperity
A 1925 NBA Service column argues labor policy must balance industry survival with miners rights. It warns misguided strikes threaten industry, urges foresight from owners and unions, praises search for new power sources, and notes hypocrisy among some critics while reflecting on broader social lessons.
Numerals on Plymouth Rock More than Date Says .N-T Traveler
Boston July 19 1924 a reader describes Plymouth Rock and its 1620 inscription as a symbol of progress and empire while detailing the site at Cole's Hill the Pilgrim monuments and nearby landmarks including Massasoit Tom Thumb and the Mayflower relics. The piece reflects on tourism preservation and the blend of past and present in Plymouth Mass.
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Shrine of the Republic and a July bus trip memory
A traveler reflects on Enghind history, tourism, and abandoned farms improved by new industry after the automobile era. The author notes a shrine of the Republic as foundation and ends with a bus ride to New York, expressing love for the country and the hope to share more news later.
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