Uncommon Sense on Employment as an Investment by Blake
John Blake argues workers are investments for employers and that earning power determines value. He urges employees to be solid investments, productive and conspicuously good to attract high returns, noting elite firms constantly seek top talent and that wage growth follows perceived value.
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Tay
Joah Bini
Open Wound of Justice and Blood in Society
Poem excerpts describe a bloody blade opening a wound on the heart and society’s failure to punish killers, lamenting how some murderers escape by leaving the scene untouched while the law speeds to open its course. The lines contrast public cries for justice with the ease of striking and departing.
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Hinda
Atalne
Emile
Dodd, Mead & Company
Something to Think About By F. A Walker
A 1923 reflection on patience as key to achievement urges readers to cultivate restraint, courtesy, and perseverance. It contrasts impulsive weakness with steady effort, noting patient people gain respect and offer steady guidance in difficult times. The piece credits BicCluro Newspaper Syndicate.
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F. A Walker
Ariel
BicCluro
Syndicato
Busy shoppers seek the right fit for style and value
The passage notes that shoppers are laughed at for selecting new nut items yet praises quick, decisive buys. It claims Harvard University's expenses reach six million dollars annually, as attributed to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Sandwich Recipes For Camp Cooking And Entertaining
A collection of sandwich ideas and salads with mock lobster and celery, sweetbreads, and mushrooms. Includes methods for mayonnaises, butter spreads, and jelly wraps, plus chicken la king and cucumber salad notes. Contains several spelling errors and archaic phrasing throughout.
Knitting Machinery Showcases Modern Labor Saving Ease
An in depth tour of knitting machinery in Chicago region factories reveals how electric power speeds garment production. Yarn handling, tension control, and intricate needle actions drive gloves and stockings from cones to finished pieces with automatic stops for pattern changes and quality checks.
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Rosert H. Moulton
Chicago
Heolf
Tron
Canada’s Exports to United States in 1922 Rise Sharply
Canada sold ore goods to the United States more than to any other country in 1922, government figures show. The total export value reached 304 million dollars, a substantial increase over the prior year. US purchases surged as Canada recalled goods for sale, signaling strong cross border trade momentum.
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Canada
United States
Verna Dreamer and the Fifty Day Tale of Canines
Fragmented text hints at fiction centered on Verna and a broad cast including Verne Waspo Breton and Michael. The piece references dreams, stories, and a late night incident involving a Mrs Tarvin, with several garbled names and phrases suggesting a domestic or mystery setting. The readable elements point to a narrative about hopes, imagination, and a troubling event observed or endured by a household.
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Magar Aine
Lilian Tam
Coul
Michael
Gea
Ssomulblag
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