Advertisers urged to treat ads as daily news items
A St Louis man urges store owners to publish two inch ads as a feature of the paper. The piece urges ad space as a daily business bulletin, praising ad impact and tying into broader commerce themes. It notes inflation, gold demand, and stock calm, with brief mentions of public schools adopting the President’s message for teaching current events and historical topics.
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St. Louis
Public Schools of
Indianapolis
Practical American science in a government handbook
The 1900 issue features 900 pages with eighty-seven plates and eighty-eight in text. It covers fig culture, wheat revowing, birds and fruit, potato food value, forestry, irrigation, pests, road building, meteorology, hot waves, and many short articles showing practical scientific applications in daily life.
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United States
Monthly Weather Review
Weather Bureau
Reciprocity and Foreign Trade Debate Raised by Gibson
E J Gibson argues in Forward that U S reciprocity policy harms South American trade. He notes 92 percent of South American imports enter duty free while U S exports face duties, detailing Brazil and Argentina imbalances and large gold settlements. He also criticizes lack of U S steamship lines to River Plate, urging direct Atlantic routes to boost reciprocal trade.
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Forwa
Gibson
United States
South America
Brazil
Tarepeaia
Redoxet Panal
Sie
Adaeher City
Arcenfire Republic
Reo
Duis
Auclean
Brasil
Sneha
Braz
America
Europe
River Plate
Buenos Ayres
River Pla
New Year Guide Promotes Health Almanac and Tips
A New Year guide promises simple health hints and general information. The Prospective Company of Pittsburgh offers an eight month almanac printed in multiple languages and includes a note about Trostetter's Stomach Bitters as a suggested remedy. Free copies available from dealers nationwide.
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Wercelerto Hostettiats
Minac
Plostetres Company
Pittsbuys
Trostetter
Schram
Conrad
Massilton
Massillon Miners Conventions Adopts Flat Car and Exclusion Measures
The Massillon district miners adjourned after a 2,000-member convention. Officers elected include Robert Logg for president and Evan Evans for secretary treasurer. Resolutions urged Chinese exclusion, public mine ownership, a monthly holiday, and eight hour day for stationary engineers. the flat car idle rule was sent to locals for decision by December 14.
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Massillon
Trades and Labor Assembly
Robert Legg
East Greenville
P. J. Gorman
North Lawrence
Charles Llewelyn
Philip Walker
P. F. Dickerhoof
Manchester
F. J. Gallagher
Pigeon Run
Harry Welty
Silver Creek
T. Edwards
John Meiers
West Brookfield
FL Breatkamp
Crystal Spring
J. F. Harney
Alex Watts
Frank Stitz
Elton
Evan Evans
George Wightmand
D A Jones
Palmyra
David Sawyers
Doylestown
G. Jones
Pisstden
Roelioe Legg
North Tawrence
John Taese
William Morgan
Ast Frivertile
Aen Wathaus
Thoma Reldeser
Hast Treensville
Peter Weanbuch
Larke Sowle
Massilian
John Doubledve
Rewian
Jacob Gerstanuacz
Ben Watkins
John Jones
FL Dickerhoof F. Cibijsher
J. Edwards
PL Steinbach
Eleaman Schlosser
D. CG. Jones
JD. Sawyer
A. Watts
Philip W. S Walker
Robert Luge
Massillon District Miners’ Convention
Robert Logg
Patrick Harney
W. H. Bassett
J. N. Davis
William Preece
W. Robinson
John Morigan
G. W. Farnsworth
J. A. Watts
Savage
Mr. Savage
J. Mal Tins
Massillon Coal Company
Columbiana County
Oam Savage
Bellaire
Sauvage
Olso Nuners
Slurecary
CHIN
Massillon Mining
Mir Legg
Tle
Mit
Taliy Mor
SISAL
Bal
Raice
Legg
Morgan
Peter Heinbach
Stationary Engineers
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Tavior
United States
Cooperative Commonwealth
Ivory Soap Proves Cheapest Soap Worldwide
A nursery expert and implied economist argues Ivory Soap offers true value by accounting for time labor and materials. He notes savings from longer fabric life and less effort, concluding Ivory is the cheapest soap in the world as it floats.
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Orothy
Local Plant and Floral Services Ad
MeL offers funeral and wedding floral arrangements and stock plants of all kinds. Mums priced at 75 cents per dozen. Farmers call 390 for orders and inquiries.
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