Office Boy's column ridicules Woodrow Wilson era policies
In a satirical tirade the writer mocks Wilson administration claims on farmer returns labor costs and national prosperity. He argues the so called 14 points and related policies harmed farmers, workers, and business, praising Roosevelt-era leadership instead and warning readers of March 4th political change.
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Sugar Shortage Explained and Remedies Proposed
The article argues high sugar prices reflect global supply shortfall rather than speculation or trader manipulation. It warns that price controls would worsen shortages by cutting off imports and urges two remedies: increase production or reduce consumption.
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Retreads Advertising Claim Sparks Curiosity
A speaker extols retreads as rising in popularity and predicts organic growth as customers try them. They claim initial trials will lead to widespread word of mouth and self-sustained promotion on vehicles.
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