Future of the Farm in the Modern Century
Long excerpt discusses Prof Liberty Bailey of Cornell urging optimism for rural youth remaining in or returning to farming. It notes forces drawing farm-born students to cities, cites free rural delivery and libraries as future boosts, and contrasts with rising urban opportunities. Includes tuberculosis statistics from France and notes on July Fourth casualties and Japan's open-door trade stance.
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Liberty H. Bailey
Agricultural Department
Cornell University
Bailey
Cornell
Chicago Record Herald
Roosevelt vows restrained anti trust drive amid rising corporate pressure
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s pledge to curb trusts without rancor as Congress advances anti trust actions. It cites the Kansas City rebates cases, Standard Oil scrutiny, and coal mine links to rail运输, signaling a tough year for monopolies. It also covers Colorado court friction over a grand jury probe into election frauds and a report from Consul Chase on high Italian living costs.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Congress
Kansas City
United States
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of Colorado
Mullins
Rail rate law copies omit effective date issue stirred by errors
The federal printing bureau discovered that the latest railway rate law copies sent out fail to show the measure becomes effective sixty days after passage by Congress. Railway circles are stirred by this gross omission, which appeared in the last days of the current session.
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Federal Printing Bureau
Congress
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Hagkett
Euter and Proprietor
Yale
Sion
France
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Ingram
Paris
Academy of Medicine
Germany
Albert Robin
Robin
Iunkegwn
Rodine
Nanterre
Landouzy
Billancourt
Boulogne-Sur-Seine
Chicago Tribune
Independence
Lock Jaw
Lock
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Toledo
Whitlock
Japan
Jacob H. Schiff
Harper’s Weekly
Korea
Manchuria
Érgetie
Supreme Court
Colorado
Véenall
Pennsylvania
Catania
America
Italy
Boni de Castellane
Boni
Frank Dry Goods
Frank Dry Goods CO
Fort Wayne
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