Two main reservoirs and the coming prices
The piece argues that two reservoirs shape the economy the raw material stock and the gold supply. As raw materials like meat butter eggs wool rise in storage, gold drains weaken money and credit, likely pushing prices down gradually if managed wisely, with sharp drops if supplies collapse. The author warns against rapid price declines and urges gradual adjustment.
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Candy Replaces Spirits on New York Hotel Menus
Prohibition prompts hotels to shift to candy on menus as a preferred sweet substitute. The New York Times notes hotels now feature candy shops, with guests ordering confections to rooms and meals. Townsend of the Ma leatic hotel cites a quadrupling of candy sales in recent months under a five percent luxury tax.
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Nevada Fox Raising Proves Expensive Experiment
Reno parties began fox breeding at Lake Tahoe but the project proved costly. One fox escaped and remained missing since early winter. A second escaped later and was killed by a trapper at Emerald Bay. The two foxes were valued near $3,000. Canadian imports and ongoing care contribute high costs to the Sierra experiment.
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Basis of Prosperity Signals Farm Labor Strain and Famine Threat
Alarming reports from Washington indicate a sharp drop in farm production due to scarcity and high farm labor costs. Population shifts to cities push wages up, leaving farmers unable to hire. World War I immigration cessation has eliminated available agricultural labor, driving production costs up while war prices fade. The nation risks a food famine as farming moves to higher earnings with shrinking output amid rising demand and population growth.
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Nevada wireless outfits pick up message
Winnemucca students tested a wireless system last night reporting a successful transmission to Salt Lake City via a Reno operator. Built mostly by students with donated parts, the setup sparked interest from other high schools seeking interschool wireless communications. Carson City plans to vote on $20,000 bonds for a high school gym and entertainment hall.
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Fraudulent Government Sugar Scheme Targets Reno People
A pair of smooth young men posed as government agents and sold goods claimed surplus from wartime stores. They collected 9.10 for sugar and sometimes took ten percent upfront, then issued bogus orders to a new Reno government store, leaving victims “bunked.” The incident ends with a quip about Cupid and a warning of deceit.
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Dentist Dr Mabel K Young Opens Spring Street Office
Dr Mabel K Young is in her Spring street office ready to perform all kinds of dental work. Office open all day and evenings. All work guaranteed.
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