Costs of living blamed on middlemen and delivery
Professor Alfred Vivian of Ohio State University argues that rising food costs are not the farmer’s fault but driven by middlemen and delivery systems. He notes farmers earn about 850 dollars a year and 65 percent of consumer dollars go to intermediaries, with modern packaging, transportation, and milk inspections raising costs.
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Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Profissoir Viban
Mary
Professor Vivan
Hull
Puritan Bird Protection Plea Highlights Economic Value
A Senate committee report argues for bird protection, framing the domestic fowl as essential to controlling crop destroyers and supporting the economy. It notes vast losses from pests, estimates yearly tradeoffs, and urges public backing for measures benefiting wildlife.
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Bobiot
Atmti
Dart
Saving Accounts As Protection For New Couples
Advice urges newlyweds to start saving early to guard against financial shocks and illness. Set weekly or monthly deposits, live on the remainder, and treat the savings as a debt owed to the future. Beginning in youth eases planning and growth of a rainy day fund.
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Erin
Happy South
Fragmented Precursor Report on 1912 Political Turmoil
The item surveys early 20th century U S political strains with mentions of Wilson Roosevelt Taft Lorimer and Moran style figures. It notes debates over tenure and party unity while mocking campaign ploys and impending congressional adjournment as Democratic prospects trend toward a presidential victory.
The Sweetest Time of Year in Outdoor Life
Bush Phillips describes Maytime beauty in nature and its calming effect. He praises blooming flowers, singing birds, and the season's perfume as the sweetest time of year. He calls the loving smile an antidote to hardship and notes May’s blossoms bring joy and renewal.
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Husky
An Inspiration for Men of Vision on Flood Prevention Plans
The Manufacturer's Record urges greater federal action to prevent Mississippi Valley floods. It weighs levees against storage reservoirs on tributaries, arguing storage could protect multiple states, support water needs, and require accurate rainfall and runoff data to determine capacity and locations.
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Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Illinois
Louisiana
Kentucky
Georgia
New York
Texaa
Montana
Roosevelt campaign team weighs Chicago trip amid hearings
Colonel Roosevelt dispatched by General staff to discuss Finn's actions and Finn's role. Campaign manager declined specifics while noting possible Chicago visit in coming weeks. Roosevelt urged full public disclosure of hearings before the national committee and pressed for transparency on the roll of the inquiry.
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William Post
Roosevelt
Nationale
Sématat
Finn
Chicago
National Committee
Mr Bryan Popularity and Campaign Outlook Brief
A committee promotes Mr Bryan's candidacy for dent. It cites past election results: 1896 Bryan 6,502,925 vs Kinley 7,104,770. 1900 Bryan 6,358,193 vs Kinley 7,207,923. 1908 Bryan 6,409,104 vs Taft 7,678,908. It argues increasing population and suggests fish breeding on farms as recreation and potential economic benefit.
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Bryan
Dent
Democratic Party
Mr] Kinley
MA Kinley
Taft
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