Census and prices stir city with Harding praise
The census work faced wary households and hostile crowds in parts of the city yet yielded valuable data for churches and residents. Governor-elect Harding received warm tribute while wage and price concerns prompt calls to curb middlemen and stabilize eggs and turkey costs. Tom Fairweather drives measures to ease living expenses as C. C. Pugh notes.
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W. J. Harding
Thomas Fairweather
Tom Fairweather
Stop The First Cold Ad Emphasizes Dr. King's New Discovery
A 47 year old claim markets Dr. King's New Discovery as a soothing antiseptic remedy for coughs and congestion. The ad asserts hacking coughs drain energy and promotes relief for all ages. It urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggist for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Confused Classroom Exchange Probes Baldness Tale
A professor answers puzzled questions as students laugh at a tale about Father Time and a bald head. A little colored girl introduces a new word while the class tries to grasp time and a foot of the class.
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Fragmented editorial notes on farming and urban migration
A garbled editorial fragment discusses farm output, urban growth, and rural decline. It references workers leaving farms, calls for policies to restore human labor to agriculture, and contrasts economic pressures with plans to reduce living costs. It also includes unrelated ad-like lines and misread phrases.
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