Let Us All Strike for a World Without Work
A satirical tirade urges universal strike across professions from trolley workers to editors and cooks. It argues grievances justify action, mocks class conflict, and imagines a utopian disruption from gas to groceries, warning of socialist outcomes and urging mass walkouts as a provocative commentary.
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Elias
Tubal Cain
Noah
Dan
Beersheba
Hell
Omaha
Gladstone
Ireland
Church of Englasd
Cadstone
Tipperary
Socisnats
Undertakers
Los Angeles Times
Uni
Learn to eat by value calories to cut food costs
The text argues Americans should value food by calories rather than dollars to reduce the high cost of living. It suggests shifting focus from packers and gold storage to rationing and smarter eating, noting cereals and staples cost a third of actual food value and proposing market strategies aligned to caloric value.
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The
Wall Street Journal
All America
Milk Bottle Funnel From Broken Glass Method
A household funnel made by cutting a milk bottle with a tie of alcohol soaked cord and a match. The bottle breaks evenly at the cut, then the edge is smoothed on an emery wheel to produce a usable funnel.
Intrigue in Washington as Labor Capital Clash Looms
The article ponders why last month saw record U S strikes while the President seeks causes and a government balm. It questions who engineers the trouble as production falls, unemployment fades to scarcity, and living costs bite, suggesting the big conference may expose the intrigants behind the industrial stand-off between labor and capital.
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Capital and Labor
Washington
United States
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Tait
Cynic
Crowd Conveys Contagion Theaters blamed in child paralysis case
A contributor suggests two young children suffered infantile paralysis after frequent nighttime movie outings with their father away at work. The doctor counters that contagion, not nervous strain, caused the illness, noting that paralyzing diseases spread where crowds gather. Two children, aged 4 and 5, are now largely helpless.
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Ltherehildren
Doetor
Verhanss
Want 34 to Tha Thmes it Works
A terse notice outlines a call for a 34 to Tha Thmes event and asserts that it works, signaling a planned community or club activity with unspecified details and a pragmatic emphasis on results.
Scrub Sire Foes Line Up In Nationwide Livestock Crusade
Reports from across the country describe a campaign to improve livestock by promoting pure-bred sires. Avizoun and Kentucky experts back the drive, with South Carolina estimating 800 owners will join within a year. An official emblem system from the U S Department of Agriculture marks enrolled stock and dates, signaling Uncle Sam's support for quality over quantity.
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Avizoun
Kentucky
South Carolina
United Agriculture
States Department
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Animal Industry
Build Up Dont Pull Down in Your Town
A short exhortation urging residents to support their home town and its institutions, including the printing office, by patronizing local businesses and avoiding the belief that all good things lie elsewhere. It stresses personal and communal benefit from building up the locality.
Fall rye adapts itself to form labor condition
Wisconsin Experiment Station agronomist Moore notes winter rye as a valuable fall crop. Sowing in September or up to December 10 allows farmers to advance field work, subdue sod, serve as a nurse crop for clover, and extend usable pasture. Its adaptability to light and heavy soils aids fall farming and spring rush.
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Moore
Wisconsin Experiment Station Agronomist
Rye Seeding Rates For Wisconsin Pedigreed Strain Yield
The rye is seeded with any drill or broadcast seeder. Signal seeding options include 1 bushel 3 pecks per acre, but richer land yields better returns with 1 bushel 2 pecks per acre as rye tillers well. Wisconsin pedigreed seed can be obtained on short notice from growers listed by the Wisconsin Experiment Association.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Experiment Association
Gratitude From Logansport Reader for Tain's Diarrhea Remedy
Mrs. William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes she regards it as her duty to express gratitude for Tain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says it relieved a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago and was the only medicine that helped.
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William Bell
Logansport
Ind
Last Word in War Vessels Superdreadnought
A superdreadnought is the ultimate form of dreadnought ships defined by greater displacement and speed, with main batteries of 13.5 inch guns or larger. The term marks the pinnacle of naval architecture and represents cutting edge in early 20th century battleship design.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cleanse the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts 32 years of use, promises improved health after short use, and invites testimonials.
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Hall
Tai
Cheney & CO
Toleds
Ohio
All
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IMES
Wis
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Armory
Buster
Anal Yan
Actors, Union
Ayas
Emma G
Geo. W. Upham
Berg
South Central Avenue
OUR
Grand Rapids
Falk American Potato Flour Corporation
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
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