Daily Journal's Circulation Emphasis and Optimism Amid Mexican Talks
The piece notes The Daily Journal's claimed leading circulation, its delivery and subscription terms, and lists advertising offices. It then critiques Wilson's optimism over the Mexican conference, Carranza's defiance, and the failed joint commission, urging drastic action. It also reports a Greater Town Association campaign against stray dogs to reduce costs for farmers and dog taxes proposed in England to curb canine numbers.
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Wilson
Washington
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Carranza
United States
Wilaon
Joint Commission
Mexico
Wilts
Wilson Facon
Greater Town Association
Musunee
Iowa
England
France
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The text condemns dogs as unworthy in the United States comparing them to non producers harming society and the war era. It argues dogs have no place in modern life and adds that they contribute to the wrong side of living.
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United States
Europe
Iowas Pure Loss Report on December Fire Woes
State Fire Marshal Ole Roo reports December fire losses statewide due to overheating of stoves and furnaces amid extreme cold. Emphasizes preventable risk from improper heating plant installation and lack of maintenance, urges annual cleaning and careful operation to reduce fires, with data from the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
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Iowa
Ole Roo
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Minister Reveals Past as Actress in Dignified Trial
The deacon presses a minister about his wife’s acting past as the minister testifies to a New York search, a marriage, and a contract to serve until quarter’s end, revealing the tension between reputation and duty in a small town visiting the church.
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Ty Leonard Cross
Mia
Ramway
New York
Cheese replaces meat in diets amid small town revival
In Small Falls, John Ramsay, former minister, and Nora confront gossip as they reject parish control by Deacon Crawford. Ramsay’s plan to fund ministers via a capital fund sparks a townwide shift toward independent churches, while national notes praise cheese as a cheaper protein source and outline its production, varieties, and serving ideas.
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Falla
John Romany
John 'Ramsay
John ‘Ramsay
John Ramveau
Pegan
Ramsay
Min
Deacon Crawford
John
Devon
Joan
Wall
Small Falls
D'Heyare Rous
Sma
John Ramsay
Cheese Dishes Offer Nutritious Economy Options
The article promotes cheese based meals as inexpensive and nutritious substitutes for meat. It cites a half pound of cheese with kidney beans and breadcrumbs as a simple dish, and mentions Fria bread with cheese and pimento roasts. It notes housewives may overcome prejudice about digestibility to save weekly costs and references recipes from the Bureau of Home Economics in the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Fox of Experimenta
Office of Experiment Stations
Office of Experiment Station
Bureau of Time Economics
C. ¥. Langworthy
Caroline Hunt
United States
Cheddar
Neufchate
Neufchatel
France
Italy
Dhair
Haifa
Ube Nue
Tome Economics Bureau
Burenu
Bureau of Home Economica
Th Department
of Agriculture
Boston
When You Have a Cold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praise
A letter from Mrs. Frank Crocker of Pana touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her five year old son Paul who suffered severe cold with troubling lung involvement. After a neighbor recommended the medicine, the first dose eased coughing and led to a full cure.
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Chamberlain
Frank Crocker
Pana
Paul
Argentina grain harvest to be among poorest in years
Consular reports from Washington DC indicate Argentina will export no more than one million tons of grain this year, far below the usual two and a half million. Locusts and drought have severely damaged crops, reducing available exports and signaling an acute supply strain for the season.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Dee. K
Argentina
Scarcity of Wheat Flour Triggers Brown Bread in Holland
Washington dispatch reports continuing flour shortage in Holland may force ongoing brown bread policy after a period of white bread scarcity last spring. Advices to the commerce bureau indicate universal bread curds will be employed to ration supplies.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Holland
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Card of Monks Expresses Thanks After Tragedy
Neighbors and friends are thanked for assistance and sympathy after the trouble surrounding the wife and daughter. Flowers and kind words are acknowledged, and Rev H K Shandle mayer is praised for favors given. Autobiography as Pollo f Amreviated Presa Leaned Wire. Philadelphia Pa Dec 28 A new plan to check thefts of automobiles in this city went into operation today when one hundred motor car owners began service as volunteer automobile police. It is planned to increase their number to 500.
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Rosa
H. K. Shandlemayer
Herbert Figle
Autolsta
Presa
Philadelphia
Volunteeer Automobile Police
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