WANTS TARIFF ON CHINESE EGGS VISIT WASHINGTON COUNTY FARMERS
W H Kerrigan veteran of wars urges tariff on Chinese eggs to protect U S poultry. He visited Barre with Farm Bureau Poultry Association and Board of Trade to mobilize farmers in a campaign against Chinese shipments. He cites 1916 81 7 million, 1920 16 2 million and 1921 early shipments to U S ports and argues for specific duties on shell and frozen eggs and dressed poultry. He portrays America as the egg basket of the world and urges action by farmers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL W. Kerrigan
California
China
Barre
Farm Bureau, Poultry Association
Board of Trade
United States
Becaus
Geran
Nlegath
America
Argrr
Australia
Carus
H. W. Berrian
Petaluma
Cali
Untitled tale of a Kentucky man and a tavern misdeal
A Kentucky colored man in an Indians city weighed tobacco at a warehouse on the Ojo. He disputed weighing charges and faced a $0.69 shortfall after the cashier explained commissions. The tale shifts to a Victor Murdock lookalike, Marcelina, in New York, where mistaken identity and a hotel lobby encounter unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Ojo
Victor Muntock
Marcelina
Tabies
Murdock
Vietor
Mee
New York
Marcellas
Victor Murdock
Victor
Marcel
Marceline
Keune City
Defraition of-highbrow pessimist misread by hosts
Adapted from Philip Guedalla the piece critiques highbrow pessimism and the act of deflating pretensions. The author uses playful irony to question cultural refinement and mock earnest discourse in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Guedalla
Dre
Nieterwehe
Hostan
Diamond Dyes for Home Drapery and Garment Coloring
A fragmented advertisement promises simple directions to dye fabric with no mistakes. It claims nine year goods can be dyed to tint and color draperies, textiles, and tapestries with easy steps, urging readers to avoid faults and enjoy vibrant results.
Points of View Vary From a Fragmented Report
A fragmentary Milwaukee Journal item discusses shifted perspectives on a game or event. The readable text hints Timmy involved in a play or win scenario, with uncertain actions and reactions from others. The passage remains unclear but indicates varied viewpoints and partial quotes.
Movable Picture Star Defends Suit Over Contract
A moving picture actor facing a breach of contract suit claims the large sum demanded is justified and asserts his greatness. Friends question his boast about jewels and his oath, while the court weighs the claim amid fanfare and dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Artors
Sung & Company
Tam
Gin
One Day at Boston Trane The Tripping Tongue Script
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows a meeting with a lady at an exhibition. A character questions a painting while another defends it, interwoven with a sharp exchange about ownership and a backhand remark. The exchange hints at misattribution and social tension in a mid century script tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostin
A Wet Stroll Vision of Eternal Blies at Matrimony
A garbled note from the Keloma paper describes a couple strolling by a silvery river gathering thoughts and a vision of eternal bliss within a holy bond of matrimony. It records they are now married, per the Roetan Transcript.
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Roetan Transcript
Transcript Fragment Offers Bustling, Untidy Read
Brief, fragmented transcript notes a discussion about time and delay with cryptic phrases and stray sentences. It hints at a personnel or process with phrases like she could and it takes longer, without clear context or names.
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N. D. Phelps Co. Inc
Barre, Vt
Boston
Trasiaiript
Fletcher
Castori
Bane
Chas
H.fletcher
Idatad
Fletcher's
Castoria Alway
Zeae
Omar
H. W. Kerrigan
Washington County
Ane Outfitss
Spaars
Trier
American Radiator Company
Federal Street
Mass
Chicago
New
Wasningeen
Richenana
Wars
Albery
Dayton
Loulerilte
Aula
Des Moines
Sinel
Timmy
Tim
Leighhor
Milwaukee Journal
Les
Hudson and Essex
Hudson
Essex
the Good-Fellow Co., Inc
N. Main St
Barrett
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