Industrial uptick seen as textile revival leads recovery
A Chicago Tribune survey indicates U S industry is edging higher, led by textiles. New England mills resume full time with wage cuts of 16 to 26 percent while plants in Philadelphia Fall River Altoona Asheville and Biddeford report returns to operation. Strong entities include New London Conn Fall River Mass Altoona Pa Asheville N C La Fayette Ga Biddeford Me and United Textile Workers. A separate vote in Biko approves 140000 bond for water works to expand city supply.
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Jason's Choice and Desert Dining Dialog
Fragmentary dialogue sketches a character named Jason and a quirky exchange about brothers and meals. References include Sulter and Pape, with indirect hints of family dynamics and loyalties. The piece mentions desert foods like angel cake and deviled ham and includes stray lines about directions and coal.
Governor Boyles Message to Legislature on Nevada Budget
Governor Boyle presents a budget overview urging restraint on new appropriations and explains tax, revenue and highway plans. He stresses the need to lower rising government costs, supports mineral and highway policy, reclamation, and a proposed bond for Newlands project. The message calls for a cooperative legislative session and outlines reforms to state boards and public works.
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San Francisco Vice, Murders Spur Tax Reckoning
The piece links San Francisco crime and mob violence to public outrage over taxation and government spending. It argues wartime tax rises and postwar deficits burden citizens as politicians overspend, urging Senate action to revive the Carson Mint and assay. The tone warns of looming fiscal reckoning on June 30.
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Nevada Slan der Answered by Early Pig
An editorial rebuttal argues Nevada’s wealth fueled California’s growth, citing miners and financiers like Sharon, Fair, Mills, Sutro, Stanford and Mackay. It claims Central Pacific earnings funded California railroads while Nevada’s arid lands were underutilized, urging future Nevada millionaires to invest at home.
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Pepper Rub Red Cheeks Sparks Beauty Fad Report
Detroit readers learn that New York barbers promote a pepper rub beauty treatment. A barber shaves, rubs pepper solution on the skin, uses a hot towel, and applies talcum. The result is rosy cheeks with possible longer term skin effects, drawing mixed reactions among complexions.
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