Miners’ 1815 London Protest Recalled Over Coal Crisis
The piece recalls English miners marching coal loads to London in 1815 to press grievances against the prince regent. Magistrates ordered them away and warned them not to trouble London officials, forcing the workers to return to their tasks with their loads.
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Haiti’s coffee crop dominates export earnings
Haiti relies on coffee as its main export, valued at 10.4 million dollars for 1923 24. Cotton and cottonseed exports are about 2.3 million, while sugar brings in just over 0.6 million.
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Men Hear Jazz From London On Arctic Expedition
During a late stage of the last year's Arctic journey the expedition members heard jazz music broadcast from London. They then pressed on toward the northern frontier, continuing their expedition.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Convoy Ohio reader claims the remedy cured her Change of Life ailments and allowed resumed farm work after eight bottles. A Litchfield Connecticut woman reports sleep, digestion, and nervous symptoms improving after using the product and says she will answer letters from women seeking advice.
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Alligators Trigger Bathers Flight From Elk River
Two circus alligators released during a show’s collapse surfaced in Elk River near Howard Kansas attracting a crowd. Bathers fled the water as officials explained the creatures had not been seen before and caused a great sensation in the area.
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Jap Girls in Business In Japan Rise in Clerical Work
In Japan about 1.5 million girls and women work in clerical and stenographic roles. Enrollment in business courses grows by about 80,000 per year, stressing both public and private schools offering these programs.
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Mexico Implements Comprehensive Milk Regulation
A new Mexican law regulates milk production transportation storage and sale. It sets standards for various grades of milk and targets quality especially for milk intended for children. The measure aims to ensure safety and uniform quality across the industry.
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Human cordiality under strain tested in social ties
A short note on how social warmth suffers when demands on politeness rise. The piece underscores patience and civility as key to maintaining community bonds amid pressure.
Bringing Hogs and Feed Together for Farm Prosperity
A. L. Ward urges pairing hogs with feed during the emergency to boost profits. Immunize hogs against hog cholera then move them under sanitary rules. Iowa and Western Texas examples show buying feed or hogs from areas with surplus, avoiding poor slaughter quality, and shipping in stocker hogs and grain sorghums for starch and syrup uses. Emphasizes sanitary herd health, disinfection before cattle movement, and practical farm sanitation to prevent disease. Also offers practical home reminders on refrigeration, garbage, broom care, vermin control, cleaning potato bins, and disinfecting seed storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Debt talks ripple across Atlantic as Britain and France press France terms
The article outlines friction over war debt settlements. Churchill offers Britain terms for France to pay 60.6 million dollars annually for 62 years, contingent on U S acceptance. Caillaux aims to press the United States for similar terms, while Washington weighs Britain Belgium and France claims amid German policy shifts and upcoming talks on a European security pact.
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Ambassador Bancroft's Body Brought Home for Funeral
The body of Ambassador Edgar A. Bancroft arrived from Japan to Chicago for quiet funeral rites witnessed by many leading Americans. The casket with military guard of honor was then moved to Galesburg for interment.
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Andrews mobilizes prohibition army with 10000 men
EN L C Andrews, leader of enforcement, forms district administrations for a broad campaign. He plans to place a large force in strategic positions, offering high paying posts to attract prominent citizens but has had limited success recruiting such appointees.
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