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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
4
The State Owners Association urges fair taxation as the Warnes automobile license law collapses under unconstitutionality. It recalls a prior protest to the Governor and notes revenues now cover expenditures, shifting leverage to motorists in negotiating tax terms.
A profile of William Watts Taylor highlighting his peaceful community service and pivotal role in founding and developing the Rookwood Pottery. The piece notes how his unobtrusive leadership spread Cincinnati’s art influence worldwide through the pottery studio and its evolving designs.
A collage of satirical snippets on elections and public figures spans talk of weddings wealth and politics. Humorous takes note Harvard and Bryn Mawr college plans and Patience with reform from a broad cast of voices including Emmeline and Ben Tillman and local intrigues.
A public letter argues against a 12 regional private banks model and an Aldrich style private central bank. It calls for stronger government control of the public currency and criticizes currency bills as surrendering sovereign power to private interests.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger laments reform defeat in Philadelphia and Cincinnati and warns that new elections risk slipping back to bad hands. It argues voters tire of long ballots and machinery, inviting professional politicians while urging continued vigilance.
The Boston Globe notes exports to South America rose by 212 million dollars over ten years, a 18 percent gain, but this reflects Latin consumers’ buying power, not U.S. market share. Only about 23 percent of South American imports come from the United States, with Europeans largely harvesting the field.
The column outlines a free legal service answering concise local legal questions by mail or in paper form. It notes signer confidentiality and provides submission details, including common inquiries about fences shared costs, interest rates, and aliens holding real estate in Ohio.
The article discusses Holbrook Blinn defending a sociological play The Guilty Man and contrasts it with Damaged Goods. It argues plays can teach women what they should know while men gain from bitter experience, noting society forgives men but not women and warning about a woman losing her hair as a metaphor for experience.
The Economist Mitchell Kennerley, termed the Comstocked publisher, argues the work exposes fallacies behind excuses for overwork and underpay. He cites a fictional exchange about thrift and vanity to illustrate societal defenses and hypocrisy.
Yale President Arthur T. Hadley comments on youth during a New Haven tea, calling youth modest though skeptical of prevailing ideas. An anecdote about an old man admitting he knew nothing contrasts with a youth who jokes that he reached that conclusion about him years ago.
Department guidance discusses hair loss causes and hygiene for youths, noting inheritance and neglect as factors. It advocates daily shampooing and brushing, plus light oil if hair is dry, to prevent premature baldness. It also answers questions on paraffin oil safety and quinine origin, clarifying usage and sources.
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