Made In America Exhibit Sparks Trade Opinions in Pittsburgh
The exhibit at Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, reveals American manufacturers resisting claims their goods are made in the United States and the belief European goods are superior. Critics cite past deceptive advertising and urge better materials and public trust, as states prepare for legislative sessions and political candidates swarm the scene.
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Carnerie Institute
Pittsburgh
United States
Citizen Watch Proposed for Legislator Attendance
The writer urges a citizen organization to monitor lawmakers, report roll call absences and committee hearing participation, and share findings with home constituencies to improve accountability. The note condemns nonattendance and indifference to public questions by leaders.
Wheat profits rise as war boosts farmers and exports
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that European War drives gains for wheat growers as prices rise to 1.40 a bushel, widening US export potential. It notes 12 million soldiers were farmers, armies need bread, and higher wheat prices improve the US trade balance while cotton losses loom.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Farmera
United States
Reston
Proverb humor in early papers cited
A playful exchange sketches a rascal child and a bad egg reputation, with Mrs. Hen and Miss Duck joking about growing up tough. The dialogue riffs on the proverb about people in glass houses and its effect on behavior.
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Mrs. Hen
Johnny Rooster
Miss Duck
Philadelphia Ledger
St. Louis
Local Side-Lights on patronage and county offices
A Frederick resident argues that party unity suffers when offices are given as patronage, recalling the Republicans' downfalls. He suggests better ventilation for the county courthouse to curb odors during court storms and urges plans for economy, including abolishing small offices and a Montevue messenger. An attorney condemns deputy sheriffs for primary and registration duties as wasteful spending.
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Frederick
Montevue
Farmers Institutes and Cooperation in Farm Work
A reader questions readers about belief in farmers institutes and cooperation, inviting attendance at January meetings and weighing local issues including bailiff cuts, Montevue employer reductions, next Frederick postmaster, Emmitsburg office scrap, and possible wheat profits or losses after holiday effects.
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Court House
Montevue
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Ike
Wilson
United States
England
Eddie's Term Near End Amid Post Office Changes
Eddie the long time special delivery carrier in Frederick faces end of service when William C. Birely’s term expires February 16. After about ten years in the role Eddie has a faultless attendance record and a reputation as a diligent newsboy carrying The News to many subscribers. He walked or rode no auto and even gave up a bicycle due to cost and effort, delivering daily for a decade. He plans to continue selling papers after leaving the post office, as a new carrier with different political affiliation takes over. John H. Summers of West Patrick Street visited friends in Hagerstown on the weekend.
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Wiliam C. Birely
Charles Edgar Haller
Eddie
Garrett 8. deGrange
A. H. Harrington
Birely
Ding
Frederick
Postoffice Daily
Frederick Public Meeting Aims 150th Anniversary
Twenty years back Frederick citizens gathered at the City Opera House despite severe weather to plan events for the 150th anniversary of Frederick Town’s 1745 layout. Frederick Council organized. Prof Frank Flovk presided. officers and secretaries were named. A Reform ed church painting crew and Independent Drum Corps officers were also announced.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Frederick Town
Patrick Mudaney
Frederick Council, Jr
Prus Frank Flovk
M. G Vener
Thomas H. Haller
George William Smith
William Crawford Johnson
Daniel T. Ordeman
Edward Koont
Jacob Rohrback
C. W. Hoffman
William Birelli
Jacob Tyson
GF Peat
Josec Cronise
John Ulmckell
James Gittinger
JC. Hardt
C. W. Ely
Ald O'Leary
William P. Maulsby
J. Roger McSherry
Charles E. Trail
John HH. Abbott
Lewis Wo Xinaorff
William Ho Ralizeli
John S. Ramsburg
David H. Best
HW. Clay Hull
Let People Name Frederick Postmaster Plan Proposed
A Frederick resident urges citizens to name their next postmaster, citing Nebraska's method as a model. The letter argues the office belongs to the people, asks for public input, and names concerns about political maneuvering and a four year appointment worth over ten thousand dollars.
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Frederick
Nebraska
Dark Horse
State Central Committee
Hyon
Lewis
Postoffice
Democratic Party
Washington
Bin
Democratic State Central Committee
Inb
Local Officials Named in Court Dispatch
The record lists Joseph G. Miller Frank L. Stoner Henry R. Steiner Charles J. Doll William C. Birely and David C. Kemp among officials connected to the case. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Old Time Cold Cure Tea Advertised
Old time remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea or Hamburger Rrust Thee sold at pharmacies. A takespoonful in boiling water, strained and drunk hot to relieve congestion, open pores, loosen bowels. Claims it breaks a cold at once, inexpensive and fully vegetable.
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Hamburg
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