The Stock Exchange Inactive Let The People Rejoice
A critical piece argues the New York Stock Exchange and Wall Street banking interests control politics and presidents. It condemns stock traders for reckless profits while the public suffers, noting fluctuations in prices and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York
Wall Street
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Bishop Thang
Mornine
bin Bao
Pure Money Trust
Wilsons
Puts Tool
Washington
Bears
Bulls
The
Insane Doctors Warn World Going Crazy
The piece mocks self styled doctors who claim society is soon insane and fashion trends corrupt men. It ridicules several physicians for linking dress and morals and questions the sanity of humanity. The writer suggests ostracizing such doctors.
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W. A. Ruble
California
Winegar Simpson
Cheaper Meat Comes From West Coast Competition
The Anversono teat trust expands to the home market and faces rivals from Australia and South America. Packers ship meat to Pacific ports underselling U.S. firms, affecting Los Angeles, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and New Mexico markets. A five million dollar stock yards firm plans to source West region meat to coast markets, promising lower prices for consumers.
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Anversono Teat Trust
Englanh
Pacific
Angeles
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Mockmen
Poultry Trade Complaints Echo Old Fraud Practices
A historical note denounces sanded and gravel mixed chickens sold to markets. It recalls Daniel Drew accusingly for bringing cattle to town and salt tampering, linking past and present retail trickery. The piece analyzes jobbers swearing not to buy sanded fowl and fears shopkeepers face lighter, adulterated stock.
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Daniel Drew
Trade and chicken prices in high cost of living debate
A brief note argues that trade is a notable factor in rising living costs and that chicken prices exceed average incomes, reflecting economic strain. The quote by Piachange frames the tension between market prices and wage levels.
Trachoma Rising as a Widespread Health Issue
A report notes trachoma spreading nationwide and its designation as a dangerous contagious disease by the treasury secretary. Immigrant influx and transmission via common items heighten concern, with ongoing uncertainty about its exact cause and prevention. The disease clusters in groups, homes, factories, and schools, posing a broad public health threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Perate Jn Bomane
Contagious Trachoma Prevention Urged By Authorities
Public health guidance calls for universal measures against trachoma including reporting of every case, school and factory inspections, isolation and treatment of affected individuals, and improved hygiene such as foot-controlled faucets and elimination of shared towels and drinking cups. Immigration influx and local spread underscore urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Board of Health
President Wilson Grants Work to Injured Civil Servant
The Wisconsin Journal recounts how President Wilson overrode a civil service committee's 12 page memo arguing legal impossibility and issued an executive order to provide work for a man maimed in an accident. The act is framed as humanity over routine rules.
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Civil Service Committee
Wilson
iThis
Wisconsin Journal
Two Louisiana Democrats Run Out on Tariff Bill
Washington May 22 two Louisiana senators J K Thorsten and J B Ranstel reportedly ran out on the National Democratic administration tariff bill. The action signals a split within the state delegation amid stalled progress on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Washington
J. K. Thorsten
J. &. Ranstel
Louleiaga
Ite
National Democratic Adtainiatre
Free Sugar Policy Faces Party Split in Congress
The article notes opposition among House members to the tariff bill's free sugar plan, with President Wilson and leaders backing it but several lawmakers opposing. It mentions Randell and Thornton voting against earlier versions and Senator Miles Poindexter considering positions. It suggests Democratic defections would be needed for a vice president to cast a deciding vote.
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Oscar Andertson
Conternwood
House of Representatves
Wilson
House
Underwood
Congress
Ranadell
Thornton
Vice-Press
Take Plenty of Time to Eat
The piece warns that rapid eating causes indigestion and constipation and stresses thorough chewing and salivation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief after meals and notes many stomach troubles are avoided by their use.
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Chamberlain
Wet binkels dampen pans and tires
A fragmentary line mocks certain people as wet binkels who would ruin a frying pan and a tire if they were lumped together, implying absurd carelessness or fussiness.
TWO WOMEN SAVED FROM OPERATIONS
Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine women credit Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing long standing pains and avoiding surgery. They describe relief from side, back and nervous symptoms after taking the remedy and regaining health for their families.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Beatrice
Ned
Lydia Pinkham
Tam
Cary
Maine
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Ly Pinkham
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