Regulate Oil Output and Prices Urgently
Editorial argues the United States must regulate oil output and pricing to curb overproduction and price swings. It warns of future monopolies and wasted resources, urging a federal body akin to the ICC to stabilize supply, prevent losses, and secure long term profits for oil companies and public welfare.
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Federal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
Citizens training camps praised by prominent leaders
Citizens training sessions shape weak youths into strong patriots ready for state needs. Chauncey Depew and Cardinal Hayes join a chorus of support from labor leaders and educators. Coolidge praises camps for fostering obedience to law and respect for institutions. Employers urged to grant leaves for workers to attend.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Apostle of
Sunshine
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Gyrue Adler
Jewish Welfare Board
Patrick J. Hays
New York
Wallace Wade
University of Alabama
Knute J. Rockne
Notre Dame
W. W. Roper
Princeton
Coolidge
Health and dress in womankind through the ages
A correspondent questions the health impact of light winter dress and today’s hosiery. The writer argues modern garments improve female vigor, reduce corset harm, and enhance exposure to sun and air, urging readers not to worry over current fashion.
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Americas
Henry VIII
Two Concrete Cases Copmism 197k
A man named Dan Murphy attacked his wife on November 30 during their brief marriage. She suffered severe injuries, including a broken jaw, knee damage, burns, and lashings. She called for help. the husband fled. The article also mentions a Mexican incident involving Peteat and his two daughters, who reportedly drank and died after a confrontation with authorities. It criticizes liquor regulation and defends prohibition as reducing crime and improving national prosperity.
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Alwo
Peteat
Piaduana
Mexico
Sind
Télescopic Arithmetic by Garrett P Serviss
Noted astronomer and popular science writer Garret P. Serviss explains telescope light gathering. He compares naked eye and telescope performance, clarifies delays in light through glass, and notes how aperture increases brightness enabling deeper sky view.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Weean
River Flood Threat Looms Over Riverside States
April brings spring, Easter, and a flood threat along the Mississippi. The piece notes repeated levee efforts and massive annual spending over fifty years, yet Mother Nature repeatedly disrupts defenses for 1200 miles, risking hundreds of thousands of acres and challenging engineers, lawmakers, and scientists.
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Prince of Wales
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Riverside States
Pink headed duck feared near extinction in Himalaya region
Sideshows of science have pushed the pink headed duck back toward the Himalayan foothills where Europeans hunt. Deforestation and drained Ananta habitats endanger young and mating grounds. Recently a few specimens were found north of Khorl In the province of Oudh, about a thousand miles from Lucknow. This likely represents one of its retreats.
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Ikhorl
Oudh
Tuck
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