Farmer Widens Democracy Link At Industry Congress
W. W. Waymack of the Des Moines Register and Tribune warned at the Congress of American Industry that capitalism hinges on a growing private farm owner base. He argued democracy rests on a large secure middle class and that a continued drop in farmer owner-operators could radically alter capitalism as we know it.
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New York
America
Congress of American Industry
W. W. Waymack
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
Farm Belt
Russia
Waymack
Farmers and manufacturers seek common ground at convention
Waymack and Shoemaker describe farmer manufacturer talks as candid man-to-man exchanges. They emphasize mutual respect and the aim to unite city and land America. Chester urges convention delegates to boost sales and support business recovery through renewed merchandising efforts.
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Rers
Home For Children Being Sought Here
Four children seek a foster or adoptive home after their father died and their mother cannot care for them. Two boys aged 15 and 10 and two girls aged 8 and 6 need placement. Welfare department invites interested families to contact for arrangements, not required to take all siblings.
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Welfare Department
Zachary Taylor’s Peripatetic Path to the Presidency
The text notes Zachary Taylor moved frequently from youth, never settling enough to qualify as a voter, yet he rose to become President of the United States. It emphasizes his itinerant early life contrasted with his eventual political ascent.
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Zachary Taylor
United States
Papyrus Paper Use Across Greco Roman Era
Papyrus paper served as a widespread writing medium in Greco Roman times. Made from the papyrus plant native to the Nile valley, it enabled extensive documentation and record keeping throughout Egyptian and Mediterranean regions.
Energy and vigor push for greater product promotion
The statement urges stronger energy and vigor to boost promotion of our products than ever before. It emphasizes urgent, aggressive marketing efforts and improved outreach to expand usage and visibility of the brand.
Women’s Missionary Society Held Meeting in Thomasville
The Grace Lutheran church group met at J. W. Peacock’s home on East Main Street with thirteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Richard Sink. L. O. Yeats led prayer, G. O. Ritchie read scripture, and Mrs. Patterson Wagner Hill Russell presented the entertainment program. Refreshments followed after the discussion on “What the City Does for the Church.”
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Thomasville
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Grace Lutheran’ Church
J. W. Peacock
East Main Street
B. C. Ritchie
L. O. Yonts
Town of
Bethlehem
G. O. Ritchie
L. O. Yeats
C. R. Patterson
D. E. Wagner
Geo. Hill
C. R. Russell
Richard Sink
No Bacteria Needed for Life Cycle But Decay Drives Nutrients
If no bacteria existed, essential chemical elements would remain locked inside dead plants and animals due to the absence of decay. The statement notes that swimming in deep water presents no easier challenge than swimming in shallow water.
Wage-Hour Chief Warns Employers on Overtime Recording
Washington December 8 Paul Sifton deputy Wage Hour administrator cautioned employers against overlooking unrecorded overtime. He said hours worked beyond authorized limits must be documented and accounted for else the employer risks violating the law.
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Washington
Paul Sifton
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold That Hangs On
A newspaper ad promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for prolonged chest colds and bronchial irritation. It lists ingredients including creosote, ipecac, cascara, licorice root, and pine tar, claiming it loosens phlegm and soothes inflamed membranes. The ad pledges customer satisfaction with a money back guarantee if relief is not obtained.
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U.S
By Scott Hershey
Chatham
Bull
Xmas
Dered
Aere Candy
Gore
Candlewick Beautiful
al Adh
Scooters
Belk-Stevens Company
MBER
BELKS
Cannon Gift
Elmsdale
Southend
England
Griggs
North Sea
America-on
W. W. Shoemaker
National Association of Manufactu
Society
the Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
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