The Law of Balance in Business and Society
An essay discusses merchandising profit margins, overhead, and the distribution focus of economies. It notes 17 cents of every dollar for grocers, 13 for butchers, 26 for hardware, 74 for clothing, and 26 for shoes, then reflects on distribution versus production and the cyclical forces shaping societal groups and politics.
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Figures and quotes mix in a fractured 1922 column
A long, mixed excerpt blending suicide reflections, political notes, and global headlines. It threads self harm musings, Mussolini, Italy, Turkey, and American freedoms with sparse anecdotes about immigrants, law, and public life, concluding with praise for two immigrant youths and Hamilton's example.
Death Roll and Obituaries Chronicle Local Residents
Martin B Patterson, longtime Steubenville figure, dies in Los Angeles after brief illness at 80. Minnie Harper, Pittsylvania County native, 34, dies after surgical illness at Sewickley Hospital. Elmo Ray Ong, Smithfield resident, 43, passes after heart trouble. Wakefield Stewart of Ada, 93, noted for long county ties, dies. Arthie L Jackson of Fernwood dies after critical surgery, leaving husband and children. Laura Linton of Brilliant dies at 56. Nathan Fellows, longtime Steubenville resident, passes at home. Earl C Mulrooney, 12, dies after six months with Bright's disease. Funeral notices for Patterson, Ong, and others appear with interments planned.
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Panadena
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Allegheny County
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This County
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Mércer County
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Wellaville
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Steubenville Obituaries and Local Death Notices
Multiple obituary and funeral notices from Steubenville detailing passes of Mrs. Starle Odbert Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Odbert and James Stillwell along with other local residents. Reports include ages, birthplaces, church affiliations, addresses, and funeral arrangements in St Peters and the Serbian cemetery with pallbearers and flower bearers listed. Also notes on legal notices and local court actions.
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Joseph McCarthy
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Charles Martin
Warl E. Mulraaney
St. Peters Church
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Donald McSwiggen
William Ovode
Charles Allen
Thos Bigh
Roman Butter
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Thomas Indovina
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Gilbert
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