16 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
Notice from Coatesville Indiana stating second class mail matter and that government requires all subscriptions to be prepaid with strict enforcement. Foreign advertising representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Industry leaders fear a fall price cut as demand softens. The piece notes manufacturers seek relief while urging consumers to stay with trusted brands. Lord Reading expresses confidence in the US standing for right and justice, a reflection on Anglo American ties. The British stance is portrayed as cautious yet cooperative toward American interests.
The piece cites New York averaging a fire every twenty one minutes, labeling it a severe indictment of public carelessness. It urges fire prevention as essential, notes risks to labor and capital, and argues for honest wages, effort, and pricing to curb production damage.
Arthur W. Douglas argues in Nation's Business for intelligent reform of distribution to cut waste between farm and table. He emphasizes solving essential, measurable waste in current methods to address vital economic problems.
Desperate farmers pursue long term engagement with agriculture by building cooperative associations to solve ongoing challenges and advance their efforts.
The Journal of the American Medical Association advises light from the left for near tasks to reduce eye strain. It notes shadows from right hand or pencil obscure writing and cause effort, while left side lighting frees the field and eases the eyes, with implications for schools and workplaces.
Agnes Harrison and her husband convey land in Center Township to Le Nora Brown for 2850 dollars. The brief deed notes the transaction between private individuals with no stated encumbrances or conditions beyond the payment.
For sale single comb brown Leghorn cockerels advertised by E R O H air in Fillmore. Contact phone 38 1f. Also found gold cuff button owners may claim by paying the ad. 38 11.
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