Wilsonism and tariff policy loop through 1920s debates
The piece surveys Wilson era letters and the league of nations debate, contrasts Roosevelt and Wilson rhetoric, and analyzes tariff impacts on exports. It argues that protection strengthens exporters and lowers prices, while deflationist farm groups push for more money, urging broader business as the real driver of price levels.
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Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Congressional
Sam
People’s Legislative Service
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bord
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana postoffice December 27 1922. Two weeks to call for these letters before they are sent to the Dead Letter Office. Gents List West Mr Wayne. When calling for these letters, say Advertised and give date advertised.
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Wilson
Mr. Wilson
House
Senate
McKinley
Indiana
Sullivan, Ind
West
Mr. Wayne
Bleaching Foods With Hydrogen Peroxide Process
Sulphur fumes are not used directly in bleaching foods. A patient process adds hydrogen peroxide to remove all traces of sulphur dioxide that would remain in cherries gelatin fruits syrups nuts potatoes and cereals.
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West
Knox County
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Evansville Journal
Quote on politics from Hugh Price Hughes
A concise remark notes politics as a grave subject and condemns the lack of effort to understand the political situation. It highlights the tendency of some men to discuss politics without formal education or study.
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Russia
Washington
Franklin
Hamilton
Jefferson
Hugh Price Hughes
Churches for Deaf in Germany to Install Telephones
Deaf congregations in Germany will have dedicated churches with telephone links between the pulpit and pews to aid communication. The plan aims to improve access for Deaf worshippers and involve specialized arrangements in church services.
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Germany
Fish stunning with tree juice in Bolivian Andes streams
Bolivian natives on the eastern slopes of the Andes scatter certain tree juice in streams to stupor fish. They then catch the fish by hand, using the natural sedative.
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Andes
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