National Ants Food Trust League Plans Nationwide Boycott
Washington reports describe a proposed National Ants Food Trust League to organize 5 million families as stockholders to boycott meat until prices reach a reasonable level. Dr B L Schaef, Catholic University instructor, leads the effort with committees planned in every state and localities to monitor prices and trigger boycotts when costs rise. General officers to be chosen at a meeting next week in the capital.
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Terra Firma
National Ants Food Trust League
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Catholic University
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Edison predicts a future with cheaper goods and fuller lives
In a New York interview Edison envisions 2110 with cheaper commodities lifting the poor toward the income level of 200,000 dollars today. He foresees eight hour workdays, brain work in pleasant surroundings, widespread automation, and cheaper fashion enabled by cheap energy and new flight tech.
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Taming a Terror Ends in a Luckless Truce in Clyde
Aunt Hannah Day, longtime gadfly in Clyde, finally agrees to drop her decade-long legal feud with Elder Estes Thomas after a comic misadventure with a hog-chewed wardrobe. He retrieves clothes with his wife’s help, and Hannah’s reform lasts until her death, calming the town.
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How to Build a Home with Wood finishes and Decor
The article discusses inexpensive wood finishes for country homes, favoring soft well seasoned woods stained with varnish and rubbed for varied color. It covers simple surface treatments, furniture components like wooden handles, and cheap ceiling ideas using rough whitewood. It also adds tips on bran baths, novel photo holders, inflamed eyes remedy with egg skin, decorating cakes with hairpins, stiffening candles, and extending tables by splitting a leg.
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