New Institute to Study Food Production Marketing and Welfare
A Carnegie funded food research institute will begin work in July in New York to study all problems of production marketing and distribution. Herbert Hoover helped propose the institute with a $700,000 endowment from Carnegie, aiming to reduce waste and improve nutrition and consumer welfare through coordinated science economics and manufacturing chemistry efforts.
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New York
Eeocatte
Stanford Teniversity
Herbert ‘Hoover
Carnegié Corporation
Carnegie Corporaiy
Herbert Hoover
Lee Do
Hoover
Tate
Carnegie Corporation
Immigrant Aid chief promotes child led integration plan
Harry H Schlach head of the immigrant aid commission at Ellis Island outlines a program where 10,000 immigrant girls tutor peers and teach English evenings to resist exploitation by unscrupulous agents and radicals. He recounts experiences as an immigrant undercover and details schemes by "professional film-ammers" who prey on East Side families seeking relatives in America.
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Harry H. "Schiad
Commission On Immigration Aid
New York
East Side
Harry H. Schlach
Ellis ‘Island
Chamber of Commerce
Lmited
Chamber
Commerce
Sehlach
America
Renity
Europe
Chiget
S A
Radho
Resurrection’s Promise in War Weary Times
The article reflects on wreck and ruin world wide yet finds renewed hope in reconstruction. It parallels postwar sentiment with biblical and classical parallels, noting a new attitude toward social order and a rekindled belief in resurrection. It links Easter imagery with the enduring human quest for renewal after the Great War.
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Augustus
Rome
Louis Napoleon
Paris
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Caponlene
Easter Morn: Women Find Empty Tomb and Angel
Easter morning dawns as three women approach Jesus tomb to perform rites. The sealed stone is gone and an angel in white declares the Living One risen. The poem frames the miraculous discovery with imagery of light, joy, and salvation.
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Cowper
Pilate
Risen
Lydia E Pinkham's Veget able Compound Saves Mrs Haydock
Mrs E H Haydock of St Lawrence Avenue Chicago reports illness with female trouble and inflammation. After four doctors urged operation, she took 22 bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered fully. She mentions two sisters also using the remedy and offers to provide a personal letter.
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Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
E. H. Haydock
St. Lawrence Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deserving of pity: the conceited self excuses
A pithy critique. The piece argues conceit blinds self-awareness and fuels perpetual self-satisfaction, leaving the conceited in need of improvement while others pity them. It cites Truskin and adds that convincing the conceited of their flaw is famously difficult, especially in social pages.
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Truskin
H. Addington Bruce
Chicago Daily News
Photograph wires spark birthday greeting misunderstanding
In a Buffalo Express snippet a conversation between Mrs Dibbs and Mr Dibbs about wiring a photograph to a friend in Chicago for a birthday greeting reveals the cost hinges on the number of lines in the sender’s office.
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Brute
Digestive tonic advertisement from early 20th century text
An ad extols a stomach health product, claiming relief from neuralgia and stomach acidity. It touts a long experience, urges keeping the stomach in a healthy, cool condition, and promotes taking the tonic after meals. A big box is sold cheaply with a druggist guarantee.
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Long
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