Dawn of Prosperity Through United Effort
The piece urges optimistic leadership and cooperative action among advertising agencies, marketing groups, capital, and labor to boost national business by at least ten percent. It argues that recognizing the golden rule and American citizenship will strengthen the country and create a healthier, firmer economic foundation. It ends with an unrelated ad note for Farm and Labor Journal claiming 666 cures malaria and flu.
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United States
Farm and Labor Journal
Grief and healing after loss in a troubled mind
A reflective monologue on coping with sorrow and the urge to nurture grief as if tending a plant. It argues time heals wounds of life and mind, defends returning to normal life, and challenges clergy and society while urging active care to lessen grief. It cites a wife grieving differently after two years and condemns denying joy or faith.
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Tommyrot
War Finance Corporation extended for one year
From Washington a sharp fight between eastern Republicans and allies of Albert marked the House vote to extend the life of the War Finance Corporation for one year. The agency would aid agriculture and livestock marketing, with supporters arguing the bill helps farmers and exporters, while opponents accused it of unnecessary government intervention. From Fort Worth Record, June 4.
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Washington
al Bert
Tulay
Tinance Corporation
Watt
Connally
Hatton Sain
Crayon Briggs
Marvin Jones
Chiapeetta Poertiter
Treasury
Agaiciultace
Lt Jetewd Proelides
Chantilly
Alistriet
Luce
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
H. W. Hering
First Guaranty State Bank
Value bases for utility rates and public interest
The article discusses the U.S. Supreme Court rule that utility rates should be based on property value used for public service, not capitalization. It notes Texas pioneering physical valuation of railroads, and ongoing debate over investment versus present value as the base, emphasizing that watered stock inflates rates and outcry persists among the public.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Texas
Reflections on remarriage and solace after a spouse's death
The speaker muses on finding comfort after loss, noting that attending theatre after death would console the bereaved and imagining a beloved wife watching from heaven. They question whether remarriage within a year is motivated by happiness or despair and ponder whether lifelong singleness can be a compliment or mute judgment.
Edison Receives Honorary Doctorate at Rutgers College
Thomas A Edison, aged 75, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science at Rutgers College. In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, 155,000 idle anthracite workers endure patchy repair efforts. Cabbages and potatoes remain favored crops, while French casualties rise as a detonator misfire injures soldiers in Silesian searches.
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Thomas A. Edison
Rutgern College
Wilkes Barre
Pejmnsylvania
Jae Texas Harvest Nears Completion and Local Visit
Jae Texas reports harvest nearly finished while Colwick from Enid Oklahoma visits relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Cris Pearson recently moved to Mes Pauline Char near Nome. Thirteen children confirmed at Nome Churety by Rev Rywtad. City cleaning costs New York about 11 million dollars annually.
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Enid
Oklahoma
Cris Pearson
Pauline
Burdiag
Kh. Rywtad
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