Dumping laws urged after war rebuilding
The piece argues that postwar Europe will prompt a dumping campaign against the United States. It warns Congress to pass adequate anti dumping laws to protect markets as foreign rivals like Canada, South Africa and Australia already restrict dumping. It frames the United States as rich and vulnerable to foreign price undercutting during reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
United States
Canada
South Africa
Australia
Trapping the Elusive Mouse Guide
A tip advises using small fat bait cheese crumbs to trigger a Mase trap. A large lump is easily stolen, so setting off the spring ensures capture by requiring the mouse to press down on the crumb.
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Mr. Mouse
Not a Matter of Gossip A Grtan Haard of You
A tense exchange unfolds between a eastern publishing representative and a citizen in a neighborhood discussion. The rep touts literary works while the citizen dismisses the agent and the effort, highlighting language and perception debates.
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Aiysi Ta 4
Kapsas City Star
Man Without a Country in Cheap Italian Pamphlet
A note in the Christian Register discusses a cheap pamphlet edition of The Man Without a Country and cites Deacon Hato’s emphatic praise of the tale. It quotes Charles Fillmore on fire and ashes, arguing the spirit remains vibrant beyond ashes as the fire of inspiration endures.
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H. B
Hale
Christian Register
Deaetar Hato
Ares
Charles Fillmora
Ip Lan
Odd News Bits From Various States
A collection of unusual local items: a 400 pound woman’s funeral on a porch in Springfield and a coffin too large for the doorway. a Kansas woman’s nerve-related fainting spells after phone shocks. a Biddeford calf with human skin and hair that emits cries. a will found inside a mattress in Newville leaving the entire estate to the finder. a mad dog alarm in Danville leading to a fatal encounter. a Morgantown man’s 20 year missing return. an apple pie prize in Columbus. wild hogs frightening a child in Hikins. a Missouri landholder turning farmer on a sand bar and avoiding taxes but facing voting limits.
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Biddeford
James Sargent
Newville
Mary Murphy
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Iowa
Farmer’s Exchange CO
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Met
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Washington
Panama Canal
Springfield
Isabelle Arnold
Wichita
Kas
Loui E. Fisher
Danville
Louis Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Lewis M. Runner
Columbus
Apple Shaw
Arvel Esther Rae Johnson
Hikins
Sanford Phillips
Phillips
Rule
Ned
Arthur Lythe
Missouri
Lytha
Nebraska
L. A. McMurray, Pres
L. M. Smith
Heggen
State Bank of
the People’s Bank
S. I. Gillespie, Conrad Elmer, Homer A. Miller
WAY
Nissen
Illinois
Chevrolet
Baby Grand Touring
F. O. B. Factory
Hawthorne Aute Co
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