Vrooman Promotes Gift Corn Drive For Europe Help
Carl N. Vrooman former assistant secretary of agriculture and Gift Corn project head spoke in Lincoln to county agents and relief leaders urging Nebraska to meet a one half million bushel corn quota. He outlined donation methods car allocations free freight and the use of corn products for famine relief while noting Nebraska already shipped several cars and expects stronger results with Near East relief and Troover aid.
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Carl N. Vrooman
Department of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
Lincoln
Europe
Near East
Casimir Lubomirski
Poland
Vroomin
Middle West
Washington
Nebraska
H. D. Lute
Nebraska Federation
D. Burr Jones
Near East Relief
Vrooman
Co-Operative
Mr. Vrooman
Bald eagle endangered by bounty laws and habitat loss
The article laments the decline of the bald eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus, noting human shooting, Alaska bounty payments, and habitat loss. It argues the national symbol survives mainly in Alaska, warns of extinction, and urges sensible US action to protect it.
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Alaska
United States
America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Great Republic
Shall We Live Again A reflection on immortality and moral life
A Portland Telegram piece argues that the soul’s immortality follows from reason and moral living. It cites John Fiske and Lyman Abbott, contending faith in eternal life arises from ethical striving, love of truth, mercy, and self denial, forming a habit of immortality that death cannot end.
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Tve
Job of Old
John Fiske
Lyman Abbott
Quotable Aphorisms From Classic Authors
A curated list of brief maxims and lines from Emerson Shakespeare Shakespeare Cervantes Balzac Dryden Young Swedenborg Parker Montesquieu Thackeray Taleyrand Emergon Seneca and Disraeli. The collection pairs proverbs with reflections on duty truth love and imagination from renowned writers.
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Emerson
Gocethe
Swedenborg
Montesquieu
Thackeray
Taleyrand
Seneca
Shakespeare
Disraeli
Woman's Final Test in Business Equality
A Kansas City Star editorial argues women must prove they can handle bankruptcy with the same efficiency as men. The piece suggests that beyond equality in business lines, the real test is financial capability in insolvency cases.
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Kangas City
Pessimists Hit Nation Hard in War's Aftermath
Washington appears skeptical of recovery as Comptroller Crissinger warns against professional pessimists who stall business and labor. He cites European buying delays, hopes for renewed exports via war finance corps, and easing money rates while acknowledging lingering price declines and uncertain rents.
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Washington
D. H. Crissinger
Doctor Crissinger
Europe
May clash over Kamchatka dispute with Japan
Tokyo plans to dispatch a battleship and four destroyers to Kamchatka to protect fishing interests after reports that the Far Eastern republic ceded part of the peninsula to the Soviet government. Viscount Uchida said Japan would act to preserve its rights and had lodged protests and five territorial demands, awaiting response.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kamchatka
Far Eastern
Moscow
Viscount Uchida
House of Peers
Chita
Cattle rustling loss in Montana reported in 1920
Helena reports live stock theft across Montana for 1920 totaled 149590 dollars per Frank C. Lavigne chief deputy state Inspector. Rustling likened to frontier days though not as widespread as once.
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Montana
Helena
Frank C. Lavigne
Tustling
Lavigne
Rural settlement as solution to immigrant issues
Boston Transcript argues for directing immigrants to rural areas to reduce city strain. It supports creating new farms by reclaiming land, aiding assimilation, and expanding national resources, while urging continued employment and fair living conditions and cautioning against lifting European immigration barriers too soon.
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Old World
America
Boston Transcript
Traveling Men And Hotels Travel costs elude firm hotel charge basis
Massachusetts investigates the unclear basis of hotel charges as researchers note difficulty in forming a definite idea. The article cites a figure around 600 and discusses the complexity of pricing in the hospitality sector.
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Massachusetts
Travel salesmen urge hotel prices protest via boycott
The Worchester Telegram cites traveling salesmen planning direct action against high hotel charges. They will warn peers and public, using publicity to expose profiteering. Hotels rely on goodwill and patronage. sustained price gouging risks losing customers and harming balance sheets.
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Supreme Court
I Ts
A_ hotel
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the Telegraph
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