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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
The piece critiques tariff cuts and income tax effects, linking them to higher living costs and consumer disappointment. It cites a New York dispatch on woolen goods prices, criticizes Wilson administration policies, and jokes about social issues and public figures in a satirical tone.
Washington hosts the annual Conference of Single Taxers organized by the Fels Fund Commission led by Jones Fels. Prominent attendees include Henry George Jr., Louis R., Benatory Clapp, Owens, Ashurst, Alice Pinchot, A. B. du Pont, and Marbert Bigelow. The event features talks by women speakers and discussions on forming a separate political party.
An old man on a streetcar laments closed doors denying entry while a conductor notes that difficult to open portals are the ones most needed. The piece links everyday barriers to broader social exclusion and compares doors to heaven and worldly access.
A verse celebrating various wheeled wonders from circus wagons to rich cars, praising modern transport while humorously praising the simple water wagon. The speaker longs for saner joys and urges thirsty travelers to keep faith and ride toward peace.
A newspaper column offers concise legal questions answered by the Free Legal Department. It outlines confidentiality for signers and accepts mail submissions to Cincinnati American. It discusses who may be a safety public in Ohio, marital property questions, and inheritance rules on death without a will.
A fragment hints at a whimsical romance where a man wears a woman's skates and delays, noting she becomes a charming elf after marriage and has learned to put them on. The text suggests a playful domestic vignette with evolving skills.
Quote from Boston debate questions Biggs Rogers stance on religion with mock skepticism. Report notes disagreement over one’s agnosticism and broader claims to knowledge.
A playful Baltimore American snippet features a quip about Mrs Jinks’s winning ways and a rival remark during a bridge game at her house. The light exchange captures social wagering and local wit in a casual narrative.
A fragmented quatrain questions speech and meaning, noting how a man may shape his words yet still leave a vast gap in understanding. The line hints at how language can both reveal and obscure intent, inviting reflection on communication limits.
A comic exchange where a woman declares she desires a man with ambition and high aims, while a man pressures with possessive jokes. The quip ends with the woman affirming devotion, revealing playful gender dynamics in period humor.
A New York Weekly humorous dialogue shows a wife missing her husband abroad as she takes a week to clear the odor of smoke from their home. The exchange highlights domestic quirks and small tensions of separation.
In a light exchange, Miss Jaggers comments on plain girls and religiosity while Mr Fortait replies that exceptions prove rules, hinting at a playful social dialogue. The brief dialogue captures courteous banter between two individuals.
Dinny and Hogan dine at a stylish cafe and exchange banter while a crowd forms after an old man collapses from a second story window into the street. A daughter rushes in to tell her mother the crash, as neighbors react with concern.
A critique of the slogan More Business and its impact on the U S economy. The piece argues that relentless growth pressures create worker burnout, force capital investment, and threaten stability as profits rise or fall with business volume. It warns prosperity can demand harsher conditions and heavier legislative burdens.
A fragment describes plans for a daily newspaper edited exclusively by women with sections on spring fashions beauty society and fiction. It mentions pages on fashion and chitchat, a beauty feature, poems, and a short anecdote about a man chasing fortune after seeing a magazine ad.
After baking pancakes, fry eggs on the hot griddle turning with the pancake. Eggs cook quickly on the outside while yolks stay soft and creamy. Wrapping fish in oiled paper prevents flavor or odor transfer to other refrigerated foods.
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