Signers of the Declaration and their fates in 1776 era
The article reflects on the second Continental Congress delegates and signers of the Declaration of Independence. It notes their varied professions, young ages, and post 1776 lives, detailing longevity and deaths amid the Revolutionary era as they contributed to the founding of the United States.
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Jeffersin
Adamris Franklin
Hanesch
Papme
Second Continental Congress
Jobin Adare
Thomas Jefferson
Yetoen
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Edward Flatledge
Thomas Lynch Jy
Hennig Franklin
Metropolitan Life
George Washington
Firet Jodie
John Morton
Hater Hatton Gwinnett
Thomas Lytch
Charles Carroll
Adams
Jefferson
United States
Philadelphia
Hyparherate Soda Advertises Sewer Benefit in New Jersey
The Dwight and Church Co promotional copy claims baking soda absorbs acids and oils in sewage, acts as a pH buffer, and supports bacteria that digest waste. They bill it as a cost saver for Rightstown New Jersey sewage treatment, potentially reducing EPA compliance expenses.
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Ad Vearmold Sewage Treatment Plant
Rightstown
Stadarida
Federal reform debates frame agency power and budgeting
The piece discusses how senior lawmakers and the Brookings Institution weigh efforts to streamline the federal government. It covers the seniority system, committee roles, agency hiring power, and the challenges of reform including zero budgeting and shifting functions to states or private sectors. It notes historical agency persistence and political resistance to major cuts.
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Wastteng Ton Nealhaive
Timsted
Herbert Kantian
Wally Hae
Prestithais
Brookings Institution
Kaan Hiaty
Tye H
Pant
Dman Carter
Reagan Hroniae Petar
Tsuy
Beriehit
Pach
Sara
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Tose
HaAdhhe
Penes
Sommress Watch
Dts
Ibe
Caciilies
Homan
Uae
RLU
Save Kautman
Kaufman
Imat
Carter
What’s all this talk of prosperity about
The text questions whether measured improvement hides unemployment and inflation problems. It notes ownership rising for some yet midde-class strain and suggests statistics show limited real recovery. It raises doubt about perceiving prosperity amid persistent hardship and asks who benefits from the recovery.
Contested Hand Fight Stalemate Near Courthouse
The report recalls a sharp confrontation between American and British forces led by Lord Cornwallis. After a day of draw, American fighters retreated while the British claimed victory amid heavy losses. Fox warned such victories could ruin the British army as Cornwallis moved toward Wilmington and into Virginia.
Apathy and political winds in a changing era
A reader voices worry over low voter turnout in elections, the shift toward a cashless economy, and inflation. The piece notes Carter’s Texas primary performance, housing market strains, stock and consumer sentiment, and local politics with Bob Maynard and council eligibility questions.
Greenspan raises growth forecast amid volatile economy
The New York AP notes that while the economy shows momentum in key indicators, irregularities spark doubts. Alan Greenspan, head of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, boosts his year real growth forecast to about seven percent, roughly one percent higher than prior estimates.
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New York
Alan Greenspan
Hypothetical US Full Employment Bill Debated
The article discusses a proposed Humphrey-Hawkins style bill promoting public service jobs to reduce unemployment. It outlines wage parity with private sectors, projected costs from 20 to 40 billion dollars annually, and concerns from economists about inflation and overall economic impact. It notes potential shifts of workers into make-work public projects and questions the private sector’s role in job creation.
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Ian Kias
Ecowsamx
Fecesskwr
Lone Star Gas Sees Losses From Gas Bill Increases
Lone Star Gas reports that higher gas bills reduce earnings. The company cannot recover all supplier cost increases and faces delays in recovery. In 1975 its earnings fell to less than half of 1974, with ongoing losses in purchasing gas. Regulators require recovery of costs over time to earn a fair return. The 1975 annual report notes these conditions and urges conservation.
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Lone Star
Gas
Texas
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