Profit in Autos and the Cow Case See Profit in Kimmel Crash
An analysis shows how motorists could profit from damages by creating incidents. The article recounts Mr. Kimmel who hit a cow at speed, paid $3 to the farmer, sold the carcass to a butcher for $85, and profited overall. It warns farmers may be exploited in similar schemes.
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Gene Lieves
Artur Wininvel
St Catherine's
Canada
Amy
Kimmel
Kivnael
Oeney
Lyte
Uiyanton
Merlua
Menyers
Xai
Ately
Lorimar and Tilhar in Senate Row Over Honest Man Image
A fragment from a 1920s debate rails at Senator Lorimer and Tilman for honesty claims and political missteps. It notes Tilman reading a communication urging Lorimer to return to Illinois to devote himself to uplift and betterment of his fellow man amid controversy.
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Tilhar
Sow
Carolina
Adelley
Tillmary
William Lorimer
Tilman
Senate
Lorimer
Llinois
Lorimer Lied About Uplift and Loyalty, Says Tillman
The piece attacks Senator Lorimer, labeling him a self-serving figure known for political crookedness. It cites his alleged selfish loyalty, manipulation of West Park Board funds, and a history of court cases and repudiation by Chicago residents.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Tillman
William Lorimer
Ton A
West Park Board
Lorimer Machine
Inchody
Express Rates Reform Seen Reducing Living Costs
The Interstate Commerce Commission report led by Commissioner Franklin I Lane concludes the express rate reforms will lower small package costs and simplify schedules by dividing the U S into fifty mile square blocks. Lane notes the changes will spur farm-to-home shipments, reduce middleman profits, and not be a universal fix for all economic woes.
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Intersl2
Com Therce Commission
Pepeulnilctabin
Franklin I. Lane
Lane
Commission
United States
Ube
jMgsling
Constromers
Tariffs and trusts shape modern production and price
The piece argues big corporations profit from watered stock and monopoly via tariffs, with real production capital earning half the profits while watered capitalization gets the rest. It notes tariff reduction helps little without broader reform and praises interstate commerce commissions for curbing tacit pooling and express-company abuses.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
United States
Funds for Rural Education Expansion Across States
A large donation program supported by Lincoln fund and private donors aims to bolster country life education. The General Education Board and partners like Sears, Roebuck & Co back up to 94000900 for building up country schools and training teachers in Georgia and Nashville Tennessee. Additional grants and endowments are planned to extend rural schooling and community uplift nationwide.
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Warla
Sears, Stoobuch & Co
Chicago
General Education Board
Mp Country
Mst
Georgia Veabody Catege
Nashville
Ten
Mien
Wort
Montfiory de Kultayo
New Yorks
Las
New Dersey
Rene Tey
Corelgn
Turbulence in China as Leaders Seek Global Standing
Fragmented text reports Qing era figures Yuan Shah Vai and a new president delivering a statement to Protestant churches in Beijing. It claims government aims to ecitize faiths and suppress other beliefs while praising unity, equality, and religious freedom amid upheaval.
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China
Chia
Jim Tbillan
Yuan-Shah- Vai
Pekings
Assuyer
Alekh
Uwe
Menbera
The Secret Drawer Mystery and a Chelsea Chest
A nameless narrator chronicles a Victorian treasure hunt linked to Erasmus Whitehead and Mrs Pelham. Jane Whitehead uncovers a hidden drawer in a carved chest containing a $2500 legacy, prompting tension, accusations, and a dramatic confrontation before the story ends with a marriage proposal turned away.
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A. G. Greenyoad
Hatsea
Discover
Mraslaus Whitehead
Mra. Felician's
Marianetta Terrace
Chelsea
Erasmus Whitehead
Jane
London
Pelham
Jane Whitehead
Letters on School Playgrounds and Child Health
A reader letter argues for more playground space and active play in schools. It contends that outdoor activity strengthens health, learning, and happiness, citing Greek emphasis on play and the need for scientifically directed recreation integrated with education. The piece warns that lack of play leads to restlessness and diminished development.
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Monte Works Ora
Jan Dhereased Ramn
Mount Blackburn expedition risks and grim ascent plan
The narrative details extreme Alaska ascent challenges on Mount Blackburn with 8600 feet base camp gear carried by men and dogs, heavy packs, avalanche dangers, and routes deemed hopelessly difficult. It notes the need to conserve food and fuel, avoid night climbs, and the daunting remaining snow and ice to reach above 12,000 feet, framing the Alps and Andes experience against Alaska’s harsh terrain.
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Alaska
Tila Mountain
Alps
Andes
United States
Goalogica
Darz Kean
Scribner
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