Renewal of war in Europe worries editors in London
The article notes general concern over renewed war in Europe with editorials in The Times calling it a very dark hour and questions about war appearing in Daily News and Telegraph. It cites The Sunday Times hoping Russia’s internal crisis leads to peace, while Daily Herald pushes anti war labor stance and reveals a historic Sunday edition. It mentions England’s weak land returns and heavy taxes driving landlords to cede acres as tenant farmers struggle with new costs and taxes after buying farms.
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Europe
Lofidon
Times
Daily News
Telegraph
Belgium
Sunday Times
Lenine
Trotsky
Russia
Poland
Daily Herald
Extreme Labor
Wien
England
Labor Strikes Across Nations Cause Heavy Losses in 1919
The report cites Canada, the United States, Great Britain and Kansas mining fields with multi‑million losses to labor and capital from 1919 strikes. It notes coal and steel production declines, 34 million UK working days lost, and critiques by General Secretary Appleton. The piece suggests mixed justification for wage gains amid disruptive contests.
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Canada
United States
Great Britain
Moultrs
General Federation of British Trade Unions
Agg
Appleton
Federation
Allen
Kansas
Alcer
Economic musings on scarcity and technology in sparse markets
The piece argues that food scarcity higher wages and production costs will raise prices for essentials including housing and transport. It notes various examples from wildlife farming experiments and mineral reports, cites a minister of mines annual report and compares wood heating to coal costs, and comments on aviation use in the Sahara with a satirical tone.
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Prince Edward Island
Vilhjalmus Stefansson
Ballin Island
Acadia and Fortuna Rice Varieties Unveiled by USDA
The Agriculture Department introduces Acadia and Fortuna rice varieties grown at Crowley Louisiana, claiming they outperform two thousand other kinds. Ataika yields 5155 pounds per acre under field conditions, Fortuna 277 pounds from old land, both rated excellent. seed will be available to growers soon. A moral remark contrasts censorious behavior with hypocrisy.
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American Department of Agriculture
Acadia
Fortuna
Crowley
Louisiana
Real prize lies in worthy achievement
The true reward for victory is the satisfaction from superior effort and merit, not the physical cup or medal.
City Council Meeting Deliberates Bond Issue
City council met Monday evening with all members present except Alderman Miller. Debate over a bond issue continues with no routine business completed. The bond option expires tomorrow night and a decision may be scheduled for next week.
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Sonn
Ald, Miller
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