Currency bill praised while tariff debate grows in Congress
The piece notes tariff changes have long been known, with passage seen as formal. It argues currency reform under governmental control and the regional reserve plan would curb Wall Street volatility and benefit the nation. It also surveys tuberculosis serum research by Von Ruck, Friedmann controversy, and government inquiries into vaccines.
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Seattle Developer R Chas Cowen Promises Fulfillment
R Chas Cowen, owner, has a proven track record in developing premier Seattle resident districts. His reputation is positioned as a guarantee to buyers that every promise will be fulfilled.
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The Plovers Call Inspires a Coastal Reverie
A lyrical reflection from the St Louis Post Dispatch on a plover’s shrill cry and the heart’s response. The poem imagines the bird as the first wee prophet venturing from distant northland, its call meeting a broader golden sand landscape and echoing with promise and reunion.
Homemakers for Oregon settle on Malheur county lands
Sixty Chicago families, guided by George M. Skaletz, prepare to depart September 1 to take up homes in Malheur county lands recently opened by the government. The group has been gaining practical farming experience in Tilinoly and Minnesota harvest fields to learn methods before establishing households and beginning improvements on their new properties.
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By the Scissors: Watermelon’s Status Questioned
A satirical piece from The Omaha World-Herald questions the watermelon’s integrity amid new trends like watermelon plows and fritters. The anecdote humorously envisions single households debating whether to eat or preserve the fruit, highlighting a cultural shift in fruit handling and consumption.
Watermelon items spark debate in old newspaper tale
A humorous column recalls a shift from fresh watermelons to watermelon pie and fritters. It contrasts modern tastes with nostalgic scenes of summer, noting pie fame spreading from Boston to Chicago and the West, while critics mourn loss of the fruit’s traditional form.
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Hand Maids Mention in Bible Query by Judge
In a light exchange, Lite Tommy asks what a hand maiden is while consulting his father about Biblical terms. The judge comments that such roles imply women tending, with a hint of modern manicure notions not present in ancient times.
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