Milk Strike Averted In Dunkirk Amid Price Talks
Unikiry Nov 1 reports the threatened Dunkirk milk strike did not take effect as several Western joining producers agreed to the higher price demanded by the Dunkirk Milk Producers Association. Others are expected to follow. Prices agreed include five and a quarter cents per quart for earlier months and four and a half cents for May July, with dealers often charging consumers more. A possible further quart price hike to ten cents is noted.
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After-Due-War Bosey Seeks Rehab For Nation
President Wilson presents a vision of postwar recovery urging national rehabilitation and continued production as war ends. He notes about 25,000,000 in uniform or recently discharged and stresses mobilizing the population, including skilled workers, for peacetime work and rebuilding.
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Wilton Akeley
Afterwar Europe and Americas Role in Trade
The speaker argues that postwar Europe cannot dominate global commerce and urges a united American effort to serve the world. He notes that U S foreign trade is a small share of total commerce and that postwar prosperity cannot rely on Europe’s collapse, citing Wilson’s stance against self interest and for global service.
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Europe
America
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Democratic Party
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Roosevelt
Munni- Hons
Purape
Wihjupt
Commodity Purchase Rates Notice
Notice states payment terms for Tago at two cents per pound and rubber at seven Contaver per pound. Details mention 4 Ondit A, 1 BRODSKY, 14 B. Main obract.
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Brodsky
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims rapid relief from gastritis dyspepsia and related pains, featuring a portable case and urging readers to keep it at home. Also notes a rental listing for a city market room on Columbus Avenue.
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Pape
Columbus Avenue
Tone Tests Spark Debate Across Papers of 1910s
A collage of citations shows newspapers debating whether audiences can distinguish real voices from electronically altered ones. Nov 10 1910s coverage notes experiments with phonographs and recordings, with experts admitting difficulty. Reports from New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit mention the uncanny similarity between live and created voices and the challenge of matching mouth movement to sound.
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Marie Kaiser
Handel and Haydn Society
Rubenstein Club
New York
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Orpheus Society
Worcester
Oratorio Society
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Miss Kaiser
Yolou Judd
Wedman
Robton Herald
N.Y. Fivening
Philadalpha
Cutie Mer Hersott
Christine MiHoy
Aldo
Detroit
Burkhardt & Fuller
Center St
Corry, Pa
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