Coal Strike Woes Dominant In The Northwestern
The piece reports ongoing coal strike woes with eight weeks of deadlock and no recovery in sight. It discusses anthracite supply depletion, shifting fuel usage, and calls for intervention while weighing long term impacts on operators workers and the public. The column reflects editorials on national economic strain and policy response.
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Whshbirgtes
Ope
Interast
Crisia
Washington
Tles
Pennsylvania
Rohoral
Tax Exemption Debate Highlights Income Tax Reform
The piece surveys tax reform talk with emphasis on exemptions and rates. Democrats push higher personal exemptions for couples and individuals, while administration leaders favor broader base taxation. The argument centers on equity, simplicity, and political implications for funding government and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlon
Responsibility Rests in Church On Youth Guidance
An Episcopal church commission at the general conference in New Orleans defends modern youth and blames wider societal and parental factors for youth behavior. It urges churches to cooperate with youth, guiding their search for meaning while recognizing parental influence and home life as central to character formation.
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Episcopal’ Church Commission
General Conference of the Church
New Orleans
Tha Episcagel Commission
Tylas Bern
Phaces
Shephurch and
Otter
Population Shifts and Occupation Changes Across Centuries
An old Popular Mechanics excerpt notes population growth from about 74 million in 2530 to 105.9 million in 2920 and highlights shifts in occupations. It mentions emerging fields like automobile driving and electrical work, with many trades disappearing or declining while new ones rise, alongside changes in occupational distributions among physicians, surveyors, and workers in various sectors.
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Devine
United States
Hille
Evar
Tom
Steel Weskers
Fragmented 1900s paper excerpts reflect tax and politics debate
The clippings show varied voices on taxation, government spending, and political critique. References include debates on progressives, federal offices, and public economy. Sources include Mazion Advertiser Canton Times Chippewa Telegram Superior Telegram and Waurau Record Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Times
Ferguson
Waurau Record Herald
Prosperity Depends on Europe Debt Settlement and U S Role
An interview with Mitchell discusses the global debt settlement as a foundation for prosperity. He urges nations to restore fiscal balance, stabilize currencies, cut overhead, and target industries for consolidation. He supports active U S involvement to maintain equilibrium and avoid wage-price distortions that could threaten growth.
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Ames
United States
Mitchell
Sue of Prometty
Europe
Wisconsin Courts Weigh Seeming Federal Shift
A letter from Green Lake Wisconsin discusses women and wages and the state of Wisconsin courts. It notes no appeal to the federal Supreme Court in six months and comments on the Arizona minimum wage act and federal oversight. The writer critiques governance and calls Wisconsin a woeful state while noting misgovernance.
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Northwestern
Jamuart
Fire Etieck Avery Alarnems ‘Flicks Printing Company
Iq Tha Narihwasters i. State
Otter Streets
Zecee Sonrhe
Sail Ic Acvasee
Wisconsin
Terex Nootka
Aavesia
Jandgisa Ee
Ostikosil
St Blonday
Green Lake
Wie
Jou
Judge Life
Federal Court
Wiscorxin
Federal Supreme Court
Supreme Cour
Ana
Arizona
Thalsts
Wiscon
Ain Fm
Xoerth
Poems of Longing and Unrequited Love for Douglas Despias
A fragmentary lyric remembering a lost beloved named Douglas Despias or Douglas, tender and true. The speaker pleads for forgiveness and return, invoking childhood streets and old Ysengse memories as tears mix with distorted lines of devotion.
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Bowstas
Ioriam
Dougias Despias
Dousias
General Hsu She-toeng Named Chinese Leader in Victory
The former chef of sister the Chinese army, General Hsu She-toeng, rises as high commissioner chosen by the president of China. He led the Anfu party in 1920, later served as chief of staff under Yuan Shikai, and during World War I headed the central star of the participation force. He is described as a dominant figure and is expected to become premier.
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Hst She-Tseng
Hsu She-toeng
China
Cain
Anfu
Wu Perry
Ante Perry
Uani
Sea
Hou
Children Picture Crossword Puzzle Solution Keys
Puzzle page explains how to solve a pictorial crossword with one letter per square and words placed across or down. It lists running Across clues including Word 2 the animal Dick Whittington’s cat, Word 4 what an evistor ie brouet down, Word 6 frozen water, and references to a World War term.
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Perle
Helow
Dickington Sebaretta
Sunshine Pellets A Quirky Health Advice Card
A fragmentary spoof piece by Do W. F. Themen promotes Sunshine Pellets with quirky health tips and dubious remedies. It mentions pest control, Turkish dust, rash care, and a brief dialogue about orders, preserving a humorous newspaper card tone from a bygone era.
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Do W. F. Themen
Northwestern Notes and Local Events From Oshkosh
Local merchants report small stock losses and scams at Algoma Street shops. The Badzer Canning Co. processes corn peas beans and Lorafoss with a 300 080 can output this season. Oshkosh High School football team lists players and officials for a Milwaukee game. A crowd of 400 attends a Hart Megana revival at Main and Felton. A police call at Lake Shore depot ends with a tramp misidentification. Public notices include sales of property east of Mathicen works and relocation of hatchery facilities to the Fox River area.
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Ecmorr
Algom
Badzer
Daugherty & Crowell
Algoma Street
Weidemann Brochere
Algoma
Cpee
Lake Shore
Oshkosh
Lea
Milwaukee
Fletcher
Otte
Main
Felten Street
Suse
Mathicen Sant Works
Eake Winnebege
Raver
Ereyin
Depths of Despair continues in a sunlit garden chapter
In Chapter 73 a bustling country gathering unfolds with social mingling, drinks, and flirtations. Amoura and Fou navigate keen glances and evolving tension as Phil and Luci observe, while Fou hints at a film studio stint. The scene ends with Amoura and Fou sensing deeper feelings and a planned return.
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Waier
Gutews
Ant
Brealttess
Bagilah
Philip
Old Phil
Lucis Bemyaam
Wes
Ane Glans Fe Pititu
Erelag Amoura
Gettlich
Bown
Amowa
Amonce
Tom
Ganien
Moura
Stiss Vans
New York
Amopre
Tito
Ainsley West
Ein
Bis
The Great Offense of Man Is Obedience in Faith
A fragmentary essay argues that humanity’s core fault lies in failing to obey duty, praising the cultivation of faculties by God while condemning laziness. It contends that individual growth expands the mass, and cites that society needs new truths and practical progress fostered by engaged, capable people.
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Sohn Stuart Miiob
Keman
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