Howe’s Coal Ownership Plan Sparks Miner Debate
Ed Howe suggests miners save daily pennies to fund a single coal property and conquer more mines, arguing unions divert funds. Critics question wage levels, land prices, and feasibility of a million miners coordinating to buy mines.
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Big Figures About Billion and Money Scale
In England a billion equals a million of millions, in America a billion is a thousand million, both vast. The piece notes the impossibility of counting that high, even with Adam counting 160 per minute for 9512 years, and cites John D Rockefeller’s immense wealth as a striking example of scale.
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What Makes a Good Boss Contests Celebrate Leadership
Boss contests invite workers to name employers who earned respect and affection. A good boss cares about his workers' opinion, earns trust, and fosters friendly, not punitive, relations. The piece challenges the old view that dislike proves efficiency and urges leadership that values labor and resilience.
Coals to Newcastle apeak of folly in trade shifts
An American observer laments rising costs as nations trade coal and butter across oceans. Danish butter arrives in New York while Canadian butter ships to Europe. European paper goes to the Americas and Iowa wheat moves overseas. The note ends with wary satire on economic folly.
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Schick test and diphtheria protection explained
The Schick test reveals if a person can catch diphtheria by injecting a prepared toxin and watching for a red spot. If protective, no spot appears. if susceptible, three small injections a week apart provide long lasting immunity.
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Head and throat discomfort prompts care guidance
A reader asks why his head feels tight and pores seem blocked with morning coating, and why tongues coated lips parched with morning taste. The column notes symptoms alone cannot determine illness and urges professional evaluation rather than self diagnosis.
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Refusal to climb hills and exam suggestion
A fragment discusses a patient advised to consult a physician and undergo a thorough examination. It also notes a large number of foreign language newspapers in the United States, a record rainfall event at Porto Bello in 1911, and a massive coffee import total for the year ending June 30, 1920, along with sailors recognizing storms by surface divers.
Sloan's Liniment for Aches and Pains At Work
Ease tired feet and aching muscles with Sloan's Liniment. A quick warming relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia sciatica lumbago and other external pains. Great for colds and offering portable comfort in three sizes for home or shop use.
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Luxemburg Establishes New Legation in Washington
Baron de Waha arrives as charge d affaires for Luxemburg in Washington. He previously served as secretary of agriculture and social welfare in Luxemburg’s cabinet.
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Olive Tethine and Olive medicine advertisement
A vintage advertisement touts Olive products as natural laxatives to restore normal liver and bowel action. It markets olive oil based vegetable compounds, claiming safe, gentle relief without forcing the body, with packaging described as a box labeled Olive Tethine.
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Notice to subscribers at Wyoming and Cheyenne papers
The Wyoming State Tribune and the Cheyenne State Leader publish about 9 000 papers daily by mail and city delivery. If a subscriber does not receive a paper promptly or finds an error in receipt, they should contact the Tribune or Leader immediately to reduce errors and ensure prompt correction.
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Substantial Reason Sought For Football Team Losses
The scene on campus features a speaker asking for a real reason athletes struggled this season. A prompt reply blames coed distractions as a factor while a patron jokes about photo fees. The fragment also references sugar consumption and library deposit rules, highlighting varied topics from 1805 figures to national statistics.
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