Vital Question by E S Wood on change and wealth
E S Wood argues that progress demands recognizing inevitable change in political and economic institutions. He critiques wealth concentration, trusts, and land ownership, warning that current laws allow idle monopolies. He suggests shifts toward socialism may come, urging peaceful yet decisive reform while condemning undue blame on individuals rather than failing legal structures.
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Big Value Sale Slash at Local Store During Cold Snap
During the cold spell the store offers 20 percent discounts on overcoats for men boys and ladies, overshoes priced from 65 to 75 cents, heavy woolen underwear at 20 percent off, fleece lined wrappers and woolen waists also cut. Regular prices pitched as low with big cuts on competitors.
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