Debates Over Tariffs and Free Trade in Early Republic Politics
The article outlines partisan splits on tariffs with free trade as a goal for the era. It argues against protectionist approaches, noting the lack of large factories and the risk to farmers, urging a balance that does not leave factories idle or harm agricultural markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Erate Party
Taal
Maniu
Hearst
Fareer
Sager Patel
Ares
Arzuren
Puta
UCL
Geo Cere
Wien
Impacts of Film and News on Musicians and Politics
The piece notes that sound film adoption endangers many professional musicians in the United States and Canada with substantial employment losses and income declines. It also discusses political reactions to scandals and reform, criticizing lawmakers for fear and missteps while linking Hearst papers to the Dkinson defeat and Brookhartism.
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United States
Tanate
American Federation of Musicians
Canada
Emis
Curing First Cutting of Alfalfa Faces Special Methods
E R Henson of Town State College outlines a curing procedure for the first alfalfa cutting. Cut early in the morning dew off, swath overnight, then haul as conditions allow. Weather dictates timing, with windrow turning and drying steps to ensure quality hay for market.
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E. R. Henson
Town State Colere
Tona State Tallere
Ana Wiundr
Alissia
Ter saTz
Prriessi
Henan
Astonishing Facts on World Trade and Transportation
A 1921 to 1928 price rise overall totals 43.0 billion with Britain adding 3.9 billion and America 2.0 billion. Germany runs the largest government rail system with passenger volume far exceeding US first class lines. New York handles over half of bank clearing among 236 districts. Farmland shifts reduce horse and mule numbers freeing 18.0 million acres for feed. Speed and fuel comparisons note radio and aviation gains. financial data show vast inequality in value and credit records.
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World Tate
Great Britain
America
Germany
New York
C Sim
Rado
Vazo Post
Dickinson and Hammill Compete Amid Congressional Tussle
Fragmentary text shows Dickinson and Hammill in a heated race with references to congressmen and a challenge to a caucus or nomination. The passage is unreadable in places but indicates a political contest with party or campaign dynamics.
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Dickinson
Brookham
Hammill
Dickinson Wins By A Lead Of 83211 In State Race
Dickinson leads by 83211 votes in the republican secretary race with totals listed for Hammill WO Strures and others. Turnout and vote tallies appear for various figures including Smith Green Hazett Char and others. The state convention is set between July 2 and July 39 with Willis L. Stern named chairman. Democratic delegates will similarly prepare a platform and officers. Richard F. Mitchell chairs the Fort Dodge slate. Judicial conventions will follow to nominate three Iowa supreme court justices two weeks after the state nominating events.
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Turner
Cotes
Smith
Ore Lanze
S Fers
Greenwalt
Hazett
Char
Willis L. Stern
Logan
State Central Committee
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Federal enforcement gaps in Prohibition era police force
The article notes that 14.999 million residents in dry states faced Volstead era limits while 51.000.900 people nationwide remained legally dry. It argues federal agents number 2,600 versus 209,000 local police and sheriffs, calling national enforcement unsatisfactory and urging broader cooperation.
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Nnon
Dickinson Praised as Iowa Farmers Back Hoover Relief Program
The Davenport Democrat notes Congress man L. J. Dickinson takes pride as Iowa farmers rally to support his Hoover farm relief program. The vote is described as a handsome victory for Dickinson and for the president. The piece also mentions eagles building large nests and heavy homes as an unrelated natural comparison.
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Davenport
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
O. K
Poison Ivy Treatments and Seasonal Preparations
The article discusses cautions for handling poison ivy and measures to prevent reactions. It emphasizes avoiding contact and using soap and hot water to wash exposed skin immediately after potential exposure. It notes preparations for the season and advice on minimizing future eruptions.
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical tips for food storage and canning methods plus kitchen hacks. It discusses maintaining box temperatures using a hot pack for even processing and avoiding overcooking. Tips include drying tea leaves, baking stale bread trimmings into crumbs, and child safety clothing for shore outings.
Name Changes and Transport Progress Mentioned Worldwide
The Chicago Post notes that Lianaiowileayndeyllgogeryachyrn remains unchanged while Constantino ple is renamed Istanbul. It cites the US State Department’s stance on legal place names and mentions Peking’s recent name changes. It also recalls a nationalist capital at Nanking and reports Czechoslovakia’s first three mile aerial passenger cableway under construction.
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Chicago
Czechoslovakia
New Uses For Strawberries Revealed In Odd Recipe
A scrambled OCR page presents a bizarre strawberry recipe claiming to use the fruit in various mixtures and desserts. The text mentions sugar water and a step by step process with unclear measurements and timing.
Bullfrogs to Fight Alaska Mosquitoes
Alaska will introduce two large Oregon bull frogs next spring to aid miners and residents in the fight against mosquitoes. The green and brown amphibians, natural enemies of mosquitos in Oregon, will be shipped to small southeastern Alaska islands and released in deep ponds to test their effectiveness with the aim of broader imports if successful.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Oregon
United States Bureau of Education
Mov
Fragmentary Musings on Bodily Strength and Identity
A garbled text fragment discusses bodily strength and identity with obscure references to anatomy and appearance. The prose strings together distorted phrases about hair, muscle, and perception, hinting at a broader topic but lacking clear events or conclusions.
Basic Patents and Inventions Mentioned in Early Tech Memos
The text notes several basic patents for inventions including the telephone and a sewing machine. It also references patents in wireless, radio, and other subjects, highlighting early patent activity and notable inventors.
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Wee
Pittsburgh Named After Fort Junction Founding Myth
Fragmentary notes recount how the city of Cleveland and Pittsburgh derived their names. It mentions Moses Cleaveland and Willhon Pint Tts, with a French origin for a first name, and cites George Washington’s role after English capture suggesting the name Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Moses Cleaveland
Allegheny
Mononsahela
Ios
George Washington
Pittsburgh
We shall be friends my child and IL
A nostalgic reflection poem recounts shared nature moments with a child including robin eggs minnows meadow lark butterfly lilac snow maple leaves and imagined fairy igloos. It mentions dream fulfillment and close affection ending with a garbled closing line.
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Rudy C MoecLean
Omaha Wror
c-Herald
What They Say M P
A collage of quotes from figures like Adolph Lewisohn Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt Senator Heflin Rear Admiral Wyhe and Helen Wilkinson. The remarks touch on work unemployment psychology and consumer strength with brief commentary by M. P.
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Adolph Lewisohn
Frankin Roosevelt
Senator Heflin
H. A Wyhe
Dawn of Time Telling Devices Through Ages
The sun dial marked time in ancient Egypt and the first clock appeared in 996 under Pope Sylvester. By the 13th century Europe saw limited clock use as technology advanced. Today electrical clocks are widely adopted worldwide.
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Ancient
Egypt
Sylvester
Europe
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