The Goat Takes a Stand on European Debts and Versailles
An editorial from the Indiana Evening Gazette condemns European nations for repudiating World War I debts to the United States. It argues Versailles terms were unpayable, cites Lausanne Locarno reductions, and notes Congress was not consulted as debts were cut by about ninety percent while remaining installments fall short. The piece frames the issue as a national grievance and warns of shifting costs onto the U.S. taxpayer.
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Insulting handling of debt reduction shown in court
The text notes that debt reduction should not be ruled out if assets and liabilities justify it, but objects to the high handed way the matter is being pursued. Continued tomorrow.
Better Times Signal Industry Sparks and Wages Rise
The column notes plants idle for months reactivating and hiring workers while wage increases appear at plants now operating. It highlights rising orders for steel and iron, plus broad price increases in commodities, suggesting better times ahead though eggs remain sold at ten to eleven cents a dozen.
Asiatic garden beetle threat and control tactics
The U S Department of Agriculture warns of the Asiatic garden beetle now spreading from Virginia to Massachusetts and around New York City. It damages sprayed and unsprayed plants alike. control relies on lead arsenate sprays, with room for safe lawn and golf course applications and guidance from USDA entomology laboratories in Westbury New York and Moorestown New Jersey.
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Special Session Demand Persists in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania general assembly faces calls for a special session led by the coal regions. Miners push for a session to consider an old age pension law, and reform bills on school taxes road taxes and government cost alignment. The last session failed to act on many measures, prompting debate on a change of mind among lawmakers.
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Robbers Blast Wintondale Post Office Safe
In June 1903 a bold gang forced entry to the Winton-dale post office, using dynamite to explode the safe. They took a small amount of cash and stamps worth slightly over 20. Three blasts occurred about 10 minutes apart, damaging furniture and creating a ceiling hole. No clues to the criminals emerged. John M. Jones is superintendent of mines at Wintondale.
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Did You Ever Stop to Think
Edgar Arnold, publisher of the Madisonville Ky. Mossengar, asserts advertising will play a key role in lifting industry from a prolonged downturn. He says newspaper ads will drive moving products, create consumer demand, swell payrolls, and put workers back to work as the nation recovers.
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Edgar Arnold
Madisonville Ky
Hints Pujo Probe Helped Kill J P Morgan
Bruce Catton reviews Henry P Davison a Morgan partner in a new biography by Thomas W Lamont. The Pujo money trust inquiry is said to have influenced Morgan’s death after Egypt voyage. Davison portrayed as altruistic, Lamont questions control of finance by Morgans and World War ties while praising Davison as a skilled figure.
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Elements of Blood Analysis from Early Medical Text
The passage outlines foundational blood study steps including counting red cells, measuring hemoglobin, counting white cells, and assessing clotting. It notes many other examinations yield information and hints at the complexity of血液 investigations.
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Blood, disease, and science in early medical study
Dr. Frederick L. Hoffman notes the blood’s central role in nutrition and waste removal while detailing tests on hemoglobin, white cell differentiation, reticulocytes, platelets, and chemical composition. The piece discusses sterile sampling under precautions and the aim to link blood nature to disease understanding, referencing figures like Secretary Dern and wartime inflation debates.
They Say Hollywood Quote on Worth of Latest Picture
Barbara Stanwyck reflects that an actor is judged by the newest film, while a critic notes that wars are sparked by external interests, suggesting a renaming of the War Department to Peace Department.
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