The Profiteering Spirit and Community Fairness
The piece argues that most people would exploit price gaps if given the chance and urges a new spirit of fairness. It urges producers to accept closer margins, workers to demand fair wages, and communities to share homes to accommodate newcomers, stressing hospitality as civic duty.
The Freight Car Tie Up and Public Action
The piece urges faster freight car movement to ease railroad congestion delaying raw material for factories. It calls for committees at many junctions, public cooperation, and town boards of trade to press railroads, with employers offering more staff if needed. It notes housing strains amid factory work and urges community support for teachers.
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Atevers
Boards of Trade
The Mexican Mess and U S Interference in 1913
A critique of President Wilson and Secretary Bryan's policy toward Mexico starting in 1913. The piece argues interference harmed American interests, spurred anti American sentiment, and aided Carranza while hindering stability and progress in Mexico amid chaos and conflict. It credits business insight over theorists and labels the administration as incompetent.
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Bryan
Mexco
Messrs
Huerta
Carranza
Pancho” Villa
Elusive Jungle Village Ad Praises RUB-NO-MORE Product
An advertisement style fragment extols RUB-NO-MORE as a grand gift to the world. It touts benefits for children and even mentions an elephant and baby, claiming the product is a God-send and a blessing.
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