Psychology and Business in a White House Claim
A Washington public official asserts business conditions in the United States are psychological. The article cites a 1914-15 record of business failures, with 33,050 failures and liabilities totaling 9008,048,181 over two years, and notes the war period’s effects, blaming the Wilcox administration while warning against reliance on "psychology" as explanation.
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White House
Washington
United States
Leeser
Dimsetere Wes
Wilcon
Sherkian Post
Wheat Shortage Fears Rise Over War and Panic
The piece argues wheat price surges after gold as a main possession in war times. It cites hysteria in markets and reports of shortages, noting last year’s crop was large but exports rose. Federal estimates show winter wheat up 11.1 percent from 1913, plus spring wheat adds about 20 million more bushels, signaling a substantial yearly increase.
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Washington
Treasury
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Tss
Sam
Billings Gazette
Great Britain
Russia
Hungary
France
Congress
United States
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Two Extremes Find Shared Views in Rockefeller Jr and Mother Jones
A man and a woman once seen as society’s poles, John D. Rockefeller Jr and Mother Jones, reportedly discovered broad agreement on many questions during a recent half hour discussion. Both expressed surprise at the humanity of the other and a shared understanding despite long perceived enmity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jones
Mother Jones
Mother Janes
Joke D, Jr
A Pugilist’s Visit and a Wisecrack Bedside Tale
A nobleman guides a visiting pugilist through his England estate. In a pretentious bedroom, the host points to Nelson’s bed. The boxer jokes about handling a scolding wife by discreetly provoked excuses and husky retorts to resist her demands for money.
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Attler
England
Nelson
Understanding Others Through Gentler Dialogue
The piece urges laying aside prejudice and fanaticism to understand opposing viewpoints. It cites Mother Jones and John D. Jr. and proposes a Golden Rule approach. It suggests praising neighbors deeds to improve communities without leaving homes.
Litter Rule for the New Year Promoted by Progressive Farmer
The Progressive Farmer urges neighbors to frame comments positively in the new year. It advises avoiding direct criticism and instead highlighting good traits. Examples contrast negative remarks with constructive reframing to emphasize improvement and community forward progress.
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Jones
Jane
Tom Brown
Preaching At Manderson Promotes Temperance Policy
G. W. Racer, pastor, urges Big Horn County temperance advocates to unite and boycott any candidate who opposes statewide prohibition. Sermon topic Temperance, Sunday service at 11 a m.
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Manderson
Big Horn County
Epworth League Valentine Social at M E Church
The social committee of the Honor league will hold a valentine social at the M E church on Saturday night at seven thirty. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a cheap valentine. Republican, $3.00 per year.
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Epworth League
The
Honor League
M. E
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