Ship Subsidy Bill and Its Agricultural Link
Article discusses the late seventy fourth Congress ship subsidy measure. It argues the subsidy aids American flag ships, supports national defense, and protects agriculture by ensuring affordable transport to foreign markets. It cautions against foreign competition and notes inefficiencies but views the start as honest policy toward merchant marine reform.
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Woes of Hotels and Influenza Tales in Postwar Era
A column blends blunt satire on wartime debt rhetoric with humor about French Riviera hotels and influenza miseries. It contrasts Morgenthau’s numbers with debtor nations, recalls Brest Armistice Day, mocks bill padding, and lightly weighs Roosevelt, Landon, and coalition politics in a lively parable of postwar sentiment.
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Pinafore for Little Girl from The Sewing Circle Pattern Cent
An illustrated pattern notice for Barbara Be Petern No. 1910 B children’s pinafores and matching panties. Describes a no seam design worn over the head with side ties, usable as an apron, with a French yoke top and snug fit. Sizes 2, 4, 6 and 6. Requires 1 22 yards of 23 inch material plus 7/ yard for panties. Send fifteen cents and order the Summer Pattern Book.
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Postum Free Week Offer Promoted by Post Company
A quirky item references a free offer from the Post Company. The ad promises two full weeks of healthful Postum for readers who write for l-Adv. The rest of the text includes odd phrases and scattered names, but the key fact is the free Postum supply offer.
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American Wins Paris Marathon in 1900 Olympic Row
An American finished first in the Paris marathon at the 1900 Olympic Games, only to learn that the top four prizes had been awarded to a group that had originally placed ahead of him after most runners completed the 28 mile course.
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