Public dispute over profiteering by bio organizations and Globe findings
The New York Globe is accused of profiteering in its New Zealand lamb dealings. It bought lamb at 16 cents a pound and sold to New York retailers at 25 cents, claiming a 35 percent profit after shipping and marketing. The critique argues the packers' group profits unnecessarily and questions overhead claims.
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Bio
Federal Trade Com
The
New York Globe
Globe
New Zealand
New York
Alfred W. McCann
The Kiss Question at Columbia Seen as Futile Study
In a Mobile Register note adapted from a Columbia University piece, the phrase Nobody seems to know or cares is cited as the core reaction to questions about why people kiss. A shy professor’s attempt to analyze kissing ends with the girl declaring direct action over theory, and the kiss becomes the central, unexplainable act.
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Columbia University
Discovery notes plan to split palaces for housing
The column reports a proposal to share royal palace spaces by furnishing suites for court members to ease housing shortages. It discusses potential broader use, costed at 25 dollars per suite, and contrasts with fears of nationwide requisition. It mentions George and the Inner Circle and cites the Irish question as a GOP stance.
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Royal Household
George
London
Buckingham Palace
Russia
Cox and Harding Dominate Democratic Convention Preview
The piece weighs Cox versus Harding as Ohio’s pivotal role in the race. It notes Cox’s prior Ohio wins, his liberal stance, and senate to presidency odds, while Harding is seen as old guard. It mentions Bryan and Johnson as unsettled factors and hints at a possible three‑way split.
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James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
White House
Cox
Harding
United States Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Johnson
California
Tus Sear
Open Door or Open Season for Home in America
A columnist reflects on the immigrant peasant from southwestern Europe isolated by language and culture yet employed in a large factory. He longs for America to feel like home for native and foreign born alike and notes a question of profiteering. The piece ends with political notes on Hapgood and Grew and Poland.
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America
Garden etiquette in heat and weed control
In hot weather one should wear as mile and as little else as possible. At this season, weeds are given mandatory control of the average garden.
Wena’s Coughing Challenge and Dewy Moonshine Talk
A rough, satirical piece references a fella named Gamaliel in political chatter about Democratic nomination and voting. It mentions Babe Ruth, drinking moonshine, a dentist or pawnshop joke, and Hazen Titus sending cake and wine as a backdrop to restless speculation.
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Hazen Titus
Symptoms of eczema and care guidance
The article lists six general eczema symptoms: itching burning pain redness from congestion exudation crusting and scaling infiltration or thickening and fissures or cracks. It notes itching as most prominent and urges seeking a qualified physician rather than self diagnosis or treatment.
Talks by Dr Frank Crane on Love versus Hate and human destiny
Dr Frank Crane argues that love is the enduring, transformative force while hate is easy and destructive. He contrasts cruelty in history with the harder path of education, health, and self-control, urging daily practice of love to overcome resentments and wars. The speech frames love as vital to immortality and social progress.
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Mount Vernon Herald
State of Washington
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