Debate on the 1923 Agriculture Department appropriation
The House and Senate battle the huge USDA funding for fiscal year 1923. Rep. Stoll notes farm counts from 1920 census and farm sizes, while Rep. Anderson compares current and proposed appropriations, highlighting new items and forest service consolidations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
House
Senate
Department
Philip H. Stoll
South Carolina
United States
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Appalachian Mountain Range
Great Plains
Inter
Forest Service
Air Patrol Service
War Department
National Forests
Clarke
New York
Anderson
Mr. Clarke
Pitt and Pittsburgh to honor William Pitt bust at city hall
Pittsburgh plans a three day tribute to William Pitt first earl of Chatham with a heroic bust in the city hall rotunda. presentation on May 9 will feature British notables led by the marquis of Cambridge and Mayor Magee will accept on behalf of the city.
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Pittsburgh
William Pitt
Earl of
Chatham
Fort Duquesne
John Forbes
Braddock
Fort Pitt
George Washington
Charles Wakefield
London
Marquis of Cambridge
William A. Magee
Pitt
Edmund Burke
Virginia
Great Britain
Sulgrave Institution of America
Houden
Washington
Capitol
Richmond
Burke
Harding
Spohn
Alzea
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Indiana
Sal Set There You Got Burned Are Conductor Dispute
A crowded country club car scene escalates when Sal refuses to move, the 260 pound man behind the conductor roars in protest, and the clash ends with a higher court overrule of the conductor’s order. Separately the Soviet calendar clash doubles holidays as Christmas follows New Year in Russia.
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Sal
Kansas City
Star
Russia
Practical Mother argues for favored child in family dynamics
Frances A Gray notes a debate among a small group about maternal favoritism. Grace cites a practical mother who admits a preference for Frank over Hortense's child Jack, arguing temperament and harmony within a family. The passage questions if a mother is justified in such preferences.
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Hortense
Grace
Little Jack Hortense
Frank
Kindergarten Develops Character Says H S Weet
At a National Education Association meeting Rochester superintendent H S Weet urged education for citizenship through kindergarten. He said early four year old instincts make balance of self expression and self restraint crucial to form a self sufficient yet cooperative personality.
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Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
H. S. Weet
Rochester
New York
Homecoming Joy After Kenneth Sees Mother Return
Kenneth waits patiently for his mother’s homecoming. He stands at the window when the car arrives and waves as his mother greets him. His joyous reunion ends with his hopeful question about her health.
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Kenneth
New Echoes of Edl- SOD Quiz Reveal Odd Answers
In a quirky item from Bogton Transcripe the subject dubbed AA on a Edl- SOD questionnaire stirs amusement with odd replies. The piece notes humor around a man named Henry and a playful exchange about playing an instrument.
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Watts Watt
Women Face Change of Life Aids From Lydia Pinkham
Personal testimonials describe relief from nervousness headaches and hot flashes during midlife using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Rosenstein of Philadelphia and Mrs Livernoise of Detroit report regained energy and ability to work, praising the product and offering to publish their letters. The ad promotes the medicine as safe with no narcotics and offers a free informational booklet.
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Philo
Judia E. Pinkham
Fannie Rosenstein
Holly St
Phila
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Livernoiss
Junction Avenue
Detroit, Mich
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Safe Whitening
An advertisement quotes a wife and husband banter claiming Red Cross Ball Blue keeps clothes white without harming fabric. The copy ends with a note that all good grocers carry it.
Flirtation Spoiled and Witty Salon Exchanges
A lighthearted column notes playful exchanges in a beauty shop scene. A woman jokes about a barber husband nearby, while a manicurist taunts a facetious patron. The piece ends with a quip reminding that today may become tomorrow if caution is delayed.
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Henry
Billy
Bogton Transcripe
Lincoln
Betty
Jack
Tom
Todny
Bayer
Lorraine
Lincoln Park
Chicago Journal
Mr. Chuggins
Florida
Maine
God
Sir Thomas Browne
Cine
Powder. Co
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