Tobacco prices and crop totals across Canada and U S
Canada tobacco prices range 35 to 45 cents a pound with $400 to $1,000 per acre potential. Ontario yielded 10,700,400 pounds from 9,224 acres in 1919. Quebec 10,000,000. Total farm crops valued at about $10.465 billion last year. Texas leads state crop values at $727.4 million, followed by Iowa and California with major gains.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Towa
Minnie
California
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Kanma
W. A. Harriman
Uinited American Lines
Western Canada
Mississippi
Congregational Church of
Aberyatwynth
Wales
Lloyd George
New York City
Missouri House
London
Philadelphia Dispatch
Ani
Chicago Daily News
Hardify
George Wrehingtoon
Deere
Warsaw
Deouth
America
Hoare Agriculture Committee
Albert Fowler
Moelge Simelokes
Kingston
London Times
United States
American Art Galleries
Washington
England Gripped by Work Specter in recession era
London records a grim view of unemployment as in midlands and north factories cut hours, the poor crowd arches and Ritz colonnades for shelter, and public protests grow. Street collections resume after police ban, with 20,000 out of 100,000 in Burnley unemployed and 250,000 ex servicemen without work nationally. Government aid seems insufficient as churches run relief centers and riots threaten without a revival in trade. The king is urged to intervene to avert unrest and European contagion.
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Inbor
National Association of Manufacturers
England
London Times
Common Pleas Court
Florence E. Allen
Oho
Common Pleas
Fletcher Allen
London
Ritz
Mons
Midlands
North
Europe
Great Britain
United States
Strand
Piccadilly
Clwbland
Pall Mall
St. Jame's
Burnley
Harney
D. Mace Lean
West Ham
It Wasn't the Guns
A stressed American veteran in wartime Geneva confesses fighting trauma and shame. He describes service in France, hospitalization, and a failed return, then secrecy and ostracism from his town. The encounter ends with his withdrawal into the fog and a debilitating cough.
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Geneva
Lac Leman
American Legion
France
America
Camp Merritt
Lausanne
Jeffersonian Simplicity and the Jefferson Inauguration
Senator John Sharp Williams surveys Jeffersons inaugural ceremony and public pomp, arguing that Jefferson avoided ostentation to dismantle quasi monarchic rituals. The piece challenges claims about riding to the Capitol, fence issues, and state displays, noting Jefferson’s modest entrance to sworn oath and return to Monticello amid debate.
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John Sharp Williams
Jefferson
Taxewell
Virginia
Senate
Curtis
The
United States
New Jersey Avenue
Capitol
Monticello
Curtin
Reeback
New Viceroy for India Named from Reading
The Montreal Star notes a Reading-born candidate as viceroy of India, praising a career spanning sailor storekeeper stockbroker barrister parliamentarian and cabinet minister. It lauds the nomination as a historic peak in British administration and foresees a brilliant path to the post.
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India
Montreal Star
Sailor
Bam Datraell
Rothaghiid
Palestine
Lord Reading
Cardinal and Rape From the Springfield Republican
Carding Gibbons shows an understanding of the past of youth since to have no verse that Pia Harlimore renamed to Mabe Ruth. There is reforming educations to his career, AB over payment of 575140.57 made by the United States ship board to the Nafra Ship Co. in 18mt out. le avidesce batore the vomit Les.
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Cardinal
Springfield Republican
Carding Gibbons
Youth Ince
Pia Harlimore
United States Ship Board
Nafra Ship Co
Islam and the East as a Living Reality
Albert Kinross argues that Western views of Islam are out of date and urges a patient, nuanced approach to Eastern life. The piece contrasts western and eastern worldviews, notes historical Arab and Turkish rule abroad, and critiques modern imperial politics in Egypt while reflecting on self determination and cultural misunderstandings.
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Albert Kinross
Atlantic Monthly
Macedonia
Allah
East
Baglioni
Perugia
John Addington Symonds
Rabelais
Boccaccio
Paris
Europe
America
Egypt
Mameluke
France
Italy
Nile Valley
England
Denmar
Ibrahim
Tvrahim
India
Love and Appetites at New York Hotel Prices
A Los Angeles Times piece notes hotel men in New York report bridal suite prices hurting marriages. They suggest cutting rates from Waldorf Astoria’s 216 a day and Alexangelus’ 12 a day perfume surcharge. The column jokes a standlord should revert to 2 dollars a day to boost nuptials.
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Los Angeles Times
New York
Exposition Committee
Waldorf-Castoria
Alexangelus
Nesta
Standlord
Rain Echoes of the Great Musician and War Notes
A collage of excerpts blends weather atmospheric poetry with noisy newspaper bits. It mentions rain as earth music, brief sketches from journals, a vanity-case owner search, comic lines about Freddy, and wartime agriculture figures and state corn yields, interwoven with scattered quotes and misprints.
Jeffersons Rules of Life Echo From Old Letter
A Rural Weekly piece cites Jefferson writing to his namesake Thomas Jefferson Smith about life rules to adore God honor parents love neighbor be true and endure Providence. The article ends noting Mexico City’s National Theater nearing completion after a decade of steel skeletons with costs over 16 million dollars.
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Monticello
Jefferson
United States
Thomas Jefferson Smith
National Theater
City
Mexico
London shoppers scramble as stores slash prices
In Regent Street and Haymarket crowds surge behind shop windows as luxury textiles and garments go on immediate discount. With food prices still high, the public demands broader reductions while department stores liquidate stock. tea prices fall slightly as imports flood the docks.
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Londo
Cabinet Making Echoes Civil Service Debate in White House
A New York Times fragment recalls Grover Cleveland confronting a senator with a blunt rebuke about appointing a horse thief to office. It speculates on Senator Harding adopting similar plain speech to stir cabinet opposition and reveal political motives, invoking a rulers duty to appoint the best qualified, not just loyal allies.
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Grover Cleveland
White House
Harding
Parades of Smashed Autos Spark Traffic Safety Debate
The Washington Post notes Rudolph Jones plans a parade of wrecked cars to mark no accident week, praising it as a strong public safety idea. Detroit observers recall a similar display that drew attention to traffic hazards and safety awareness, aligning with local safety counsel efforts.
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Washington Post
Rudolph Jones
Arthur L. Wright
Detroit
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Paul W. Yeoman
PUB
Hulett
Crook County
China
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Department of Justice
Dare
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Wonen
Repubic
Polen
Gov & Market
New Wales
King George
National Monument
George F. Kearney
American Legion Weekly
Quai de Mont Blanc
Amer
Guna
Bordeaux
M. P.s
Prother
Mother
Goodby
Nat
Richard Church
Islam
God
Ife
Joseph &. Cotter, Jr
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kansas City Star
Blue Law
Tulea Tribune
Art. Louis
Freddy
Iowa
Tatletien Experta
Cme SS
Thinintan
Louvain
Whitney Warres
Margaret Walter
Regent Street
Piccadilly Circus
Haymarket
West End
New York Times
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