Miners resume work as prices rise and coal bill passes
Widespread profiteering follows resumed production after coal strike tensions ease. House approves coal commission bill cutting salaries and expenses. Senate backs Borah proposal as talks with miners stall. President urges steady action while labor radicals show growing activity.
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Shame on Them Warns Against Just-Any Baby Remedy
A voice urges mothers to beware of new products, praising Pletcher's Castoria as a thirty year aid in child care and population growth. It criticizes temptations to switch to alternative remedies, urging mothers to stay with trusted options.
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Germany
Canary
Fletcher
Pletcher
Tyas Fey
Karger
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