The Cost of Living Across Europe in 1910s Echoes
A Bowles essay reports rising prices worldwide driven by higher wages and demand. It cites German, British, French, Austrian and American data on food costs, rents, and savings, noting crowding in housing, varied diets, and the belief that increased living costs reflect broader economic shifts and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Metal Workers’ Union
George I. Roberts
Typographical Association
England
Wales
Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
Harold Ex
India
Meet
Mark Twain
Austria
Hungary
America
Postal
Austria-h
Holland
Belgium
Berlin
London
Ifa
Joseph B. Bowles
Charleston Bonds at Premium in Municipal Sale
A Charleston bond revival raised 1700 on a 63500 issue. Reports note a misrouted carload of 300 sacks of 106 pounds of peanuts reaching St. Louis for St Charles George i Luengl. Mine accident at Old Phoenix near Prosperity claims one life and injures another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
St. Charles
Webb City
Charles Tow
Louis Harris
Phoenix
Pros Rity
Springfield ranchman acquitted in Hilton murder case
Lee Cousins a rancher was acquitted by the Oregon county Circuit court at Alton of the murder of Will Hilton after claiming he was an ammunitionist and unaware of the tragedy until he was informed of the deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lee Cousins
Fragmented Missouri and Nevada civic notices mixed with legal actions
A compilation of scattered items from Missouri and Nevada reports includes labor department findings on wage extortion in Kansas City labor camps, a 2000 breach of promise suit in Columbia, and a National Guard muster out for attendance failures. Also listed are university events in Missouri and Nevada, a sedalia tuberculosis association note, and various local legal actions and petitions across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Irow
James J Marrett
Air Turrett
Monica T Worden
Octavio Gible
Wealthys Urazuan
Biltmore
Does Your Husband Treat You Unkindly Divorce Motive Revealed
A lawyer asks a woman why she seeks a divorce and she replies she does not want a divorce but to apply for one to gauge her husband's true feelings by the reaction it provokes, suggesting the depth of care or indifference. The exchange exposes underlying marital tensions.
Dodds Kidney Pills Helped Wigton Man Recover
Reverend Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania praised Dodds Kidney Pills after a year of swelling heart flutter dizziness and exhaustion. After six boxes his swelling subsided and he felt restored. Months later he reaffirmed faith in the remedy and invited correspondence to discuss it. The ad also promotes other Dodds products and free household hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Heslop
Wigton
Rey E. Heslop
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
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By Ws Cian
Lter Williams
Vienna
Napelvona
Paris
Moet
Trusseldorf
Eifteen
Munich
Maryville
John J. Mahoney
Burlington Seaway
Morgan County
Versailles
W. W. Kinloch
The
Morgan County Nepublican
Chi Wcothe
Chili Cathe
F Lo Maxwell
Taidonia
Ole Mclean
Spricefield
Martinsburg
Howe
Grace
Roy Feaking
Schedl
Jdeh Jegking
Mina Lydia Hatton
Me McLawan
Kidtaper
Rush Hii
Chiraee & Alton
Columbia
National Guard of Missouri
University of Misint
Allto
H Dotier
W. HO Mirehel
Sultor
Joptia
Frank Thompson
Therabaut
Wiley Jones
Carthage
Eging Maledteus
Jones
Thompson
Martha Clark
Thampeon
Rangts
Sedalia
Watts
Pette County Antiberculosis Association
Haad
Walter Mc Sab
Pedalias
Nevada
Ciewhamp
Maesor Wooh
Martin
E. Heslop
Crete
Tr Pierce
Reese
Olek
Sarel
Pomedin Sonal
Dle Srama
Airwheele Salty Ani Sava
Gilroloon
Ti Cesszalr Company
New York
Bears
Castoria
W.l.douglas
Tuti
Fe. Tatt Maneteetering Co
Uteos F. Celenerh
Te Pans
N. U. ST. Louis
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Otcawa
Akotwey
Chee
Garactar
Bertnglieds
Brian
Thrush
Sloan
P. Spauldee
Atalasia
Fres
Earls
Tac
Bastom
Wass
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