Coal Suffering Under Strike Demands Government Inquiry
A 1920s public plea argues the coal strike costs the nation $5,000,000 daily and demands real data on wages. It cites central Pennsylvania miners earning about $760 yearly and 14.60 a week for a family, urging wage reform and industry reorganization. The piece denounces private mine owners’ profits and calls for enforceable inquiry outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
American Commission of Inquiry
Palmer
Cox’s Wilson ideals ride on in U S politics
The Courier-Journal argues Cox’s defense of Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations remains vital. It says the 1920 Harding majority reflected a mix of voters and that Cox’s 1924 stance could revive the Wilsonian cause, casting Democrats as captains like Cox in national leadership.
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Ohio
Darkey
James M. Cox
South Carolina General Assembly
Cox
Woodrow Wilson Club
Harding
League of Nations
Hughes
Hoover
Taft
United States
Wilson
Courier-Journal
Mr. Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
League
International
Louisville
America
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
Congress
White House
Gude’s Pepto Mangan Promises Health Boost
An advertisement touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a gradual but real blood builder and tonic for run down health. It claims ease of digestion, daily use with meals, and success over thirty years, available in liquid and tablet forms. It also warns against relying on miracles and nudges readers to act now for better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Reading at Night in The Advocate Phrase
A quirky note questions owl like reading after dark and urges The Advocate printing. It contrasts proof with eating, praises Tanlac, and comments on a flivver era with three R sounds: race rattle ramble.
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Amo
Bootioo
Bookeo
Keows
Spirit of
George N. Connell Company Interior Decorators
Lexington, KY
MT. Sterling
A. S. Johnson
Cardus
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Maysville Street
Kentucky
H. M. Wright
TeCh
The
Advocate For Printing
Tanlac
Ramsey & Mason
McDonald Bros
Michler Bros. CO
Lexington
Lucy Wilson
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Fort
Charles H. Berrymar
Pres
John
Cramer, Mgr
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