Tax policy debate over tariffs and global trade
The article argues against tariff treaties tied to international agreements. It warns that placing tariff policy in foreign hands could control U S commerce, argues for tariffs for protection, and explains why high wages and production costs justify a strong domestic tariff regime. It also critiques contemporary political tactics and calls for a clear national objective beyond wartime prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tme
Democratic Party
The Coal Operators and President's Plan Debate
The coal operators waver over following presidential plans for mine operation. Although not universally accepted, the plan is argued as the only constitutional path to fix a failing coal market. Acknowledging losses and the need for change, proponents urge testing new remedies to restore earnings for miners and families.
Normal School faculty changes and local notices
The Gazette notes faculty reshuffles at the State Normal School including Miss Nellie Gordon leaving Grammar and Miss Mary Crombie joining from Wellesley. Miss Marian Clark resigns Drawing. Prof Graffam takes manual training. Prof Robertson shifts from Science to Chemistry. Miss Mabel Wallar to study abroad. Also listed are coal land payments, stores closing July 4, and local 1913 and 1923 notes on area events and appointments.
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Nellie M. Gordon
Mary Crombie
Wellesley College
Marian Clark
Graffam
C. B. Robertson
State Normal School
Cortlandt
N. Y
Mabel Wallar
John A. Scott
White Township
Adrian Iselin
Elizabeth McHenry
James Johnston
James
Allison
F. D. Henry
William Rear
Mary Uncapher
C. M. Faith
Belle McHenry
S. M. McHenry
Thomas St. Clair
Job McCreight
John F. Clements
A. A. Sloan
R. S. Empfield
Iva A. Myers
Shaffer, Fiscus & Co
BR. F. Walker
J. B. Younkins
W. McCunningham
Wy Wray
Umburn & Ankeny
Josiah Lydick
Haginger Bros
W. A. Bence
Did You Ever Stop to Think Harold B. Johnson Utter Ad View
Harold B. Johnson president and editor of the Watertown Daily Times argues that newspaper advertising is rising from a low mood with stronger appeal than before. He notes firms trimmed ads during the last four years but as hope returns ads regain force, praising newspapers as a strong, resilient American institution aiding recovery and public enlightenment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Republican Party
Harold B. Johnson
Watertown
N. Y
Daily Times
America
Evelyn Prentice tale of a bored wife and a poet
A young wife with wealth and leisure drifts into an affair with a soft spoken poet who sponges on her money and letters. He blackmails her, she uses a revolver to settle the matter, escapes detention, and returns to her husband wiser. Neatly told and fast moving, Knopf edition.
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Evelyn Prentice
W. E. Woodward
Your Children and The Thin Child Doctor Care
An article advises mothers not to rush to worm remedies for thin children. It stresses involving a doctor to diagnose malnutrition causes, explains digestion as crucial, and links chronic infections and dental or tonsil issues to failure to thrive. It notes nervousness can harm children’s health.
Regular Child Weighing for Health Checkups
The article urges regular monthly weighing for children showing fatigue or poor growth. It links insufficient rest and sleep to weight issues, digestive problems, and blood chemical balance, advising medical evaluation if weight loss or fatigue persists.
Barbs on rail tonnage contrasted with Kate Smith tour
Readers puzzled by reports of rising railroad tonnage across the country while recalling Kate Smith is on a vaudeville tour. Most workers favor a shorter work week except for two who take vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
Notable quotes mix wit history and crime notes in 1933 roundup
A compilation of quotations from public figures on science and society, including remarks by Roosevelt Garner and Yale president Angell. The item also notes crime and legal notices, Lenin era aviation plans, and a jail sentence for chicken thieves, with three-month church attendance as punishment and Alaska testimony details.
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N. Rey
N. DeWitt Ray
B. Dwight Ray
A. Rey
Cca
Seer Ee
Frank M. Smith
Cseremeesseeees
N. DeWitt Ray O
Sohn Woods
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
Evening Gazette
44Th St
Chicago
Tribune Tower
British Warships To Visit Stockholm This Summer
Sixteen British men of war with a combined crew of 2300 will visit Stockholm this summer. The fleet includes cruisers York and Cairo along with eight destroyers and four submarines.
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Stockholm
INS
York
Cairo
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Publishers of
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Avonmore Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Butler
Indiana
George Fulmer
F. 8. Morgan
New Kensington
Marion Center
West Lebanon
Presbyterian
James 8. Hammers
Embreeville
Chester County Hospital
Insana
Pittsburgh City Hospital
Mayview
Allegheny County
Hammers
H. G. Clark
Robert Hill
Rockview Penitentiary
Walston
Punxsutawney
E. E. Davis
Harry Staley
Donovan
Egan and
Hahn
State Police
A. W. Wilson
Kiskiminetas Springs School
Ella May
J. Montgomery Clark
Brooklyn
J. Thomas Allison
Harmarville
Eva Farnsworth Allison
Indiana Hospital
Helen Wilson
Greensburg Pike
Wilkinsburg
Walter Streams
Marion Gonter
Gladys Wingard
Plumville
Ralph J. Hiner
Susie Anna Wagner
Homer City
Dsoner
Knopf
Sella
Olive Roberts Bartor
By. Aker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S&s. Guyer
Kansas
A. Lawrence Iowell
Harvard
Garner
Dr. A
Rosenbach
Biblophile, Ry
Dr. J. Cramp
American Medical Ausociatics
Ae Joe
James Rowland Angell
Yale
Lear Pencil Industry
Sing Sing
Franklin Institutes
Pierre Erligman
NEA Service Inc
Paris
Miles
Wilbur Gorst
Seattle
Alaska
New York
Washington, D. C
Lowville
Homer Rocker
Charles Burr
Justice of the Peace
First City Light
Wash
Paul Nekeferoff
Nekeferof
Kenai Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Johann Muller
Ongoleum
Silk
Murphy’s
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