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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

3

Floral Tributes Pile Up At Harding Home In Marion

Countless floral offerings flooded the Harding home in Marion Ohio on Thursday sent from all walks and nearly every country. The funeral train brought two carloads with more arriving by express. flowers filled every downstairs room and the yard. A large bouquet from Henry Ford Thomas Edison Harvey Firestone and Bishop William S Anders was placed with the coffin. The Erie Railroad announced 33 special trains and other lines added passenger traffic. The Superb private car may be retired and moved to Mansfield then Chicago. About seven thousand viewed the body by 10 PM with some 100 journalists covering the event.

Marion Ohio Harding Henry Ford Thomas A. Edison Harvey S. Firestone Willian S. Anders Methodist Church Mr. Harding Erie Railroad Big Four Pennsylvania Hocking Walier San Francisco Washington Mansfield Chicago

RISTORILS CALLED A MENACE

Review notes on the flood of books misrepresenting world history and the rise of a new genre. Critics condemn half digested theories and cobbled interpretations as modern distortions, contrasting with aims to find factual, diagnostic insights in past events. Portland cement origin linked to Portland, England, with 15 million barrels produced annually in the U S.

London Statesman United States Portland England

Average working week on decline in U.S. economy

A National Bureau of Economic Research summary for the Business Cycle Committee reports the average American’s working week fell 36 minutes over two years to about 50.3 hours in early 1923. Farms, small employers, and many industries show longer hours, while large firms tend toward shorter weeks.

New York A. P National Bureau of Economic Research Harding Willford L. King United States Dr. Sting

Factories in New York City Dominate U S Product Outputs

A fragment from a period article notes that one industry expects workers up to 60 hours weekly and details New York City factories producing large shares of chewing gum, bottles and perishable goods. It mentions cork cutting waste repurposed for floor cloth and describes portable concrete safes exported from Germany, detailing their iron framework and monolithic concrete core.

New York City United States Germany Rae Cash

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