Administration making good economy efforts noted by Harding
President Harding reports to Speaker Gillett an expected total government expenditure reduction of 439 million for 1922. The move follows prior pledges and a Dawes Mellon backed drive toward economy, with initial estimates lowered by 90 million and further cuts totaling 350 million after Dawes took charge.
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President Harding Promises Prove Worth In First Year
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes citizens who trusted Mr. Harding now see economy promises redeemed beyond expectations in the first year of his administration. The letter salutes those who believed his pledges and celebrates ongoing improvements.
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Harding
Milwaukee Sentinel
Foch says men's souls bigger after war
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Marshal Foch as saying that men's souls are bigger, understanding broader, and sympathies deeper after World War I. His dignity and lack of provincialism endear him to Americans, and his trip to America has enlarged his vision.
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America
San Francisco Chronicle
W A Dow Dies in Seattle at 74
W A Dow of this city died at the home of his daughter Mrs James Daugherty in Seattle after years of poor health. He was 74 and survived by his wife and eight children. He visited his son here last summer. An operetta The House That Jack Built is to be given by home talent soon watch for the date.
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Jack
Receipts for School Lunches Continued from Last Week
A school kitchen guide lists white sauces and soups for lunchroom use, with recipes for white sauces, creamed vegetables, soups, chowders, and scalloped dishes. It details quantities for 20 to 18 pupils, plus steps, notes on malnutrition, and who pays for equipment and supplies.
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