Wanted Producers Demand Cuts in Food Prices
Editorial lament on high food prices. Criticizes speculators and middlemen, calls for more producers and fewer robbers. Attacks politicians for only investigating rather than acting. Argues farmers leave fields for cities, reducing supply while foreign demand is dismissed as a bluff.
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Levhut
Europe
Sky High Deere Trae
Bestia Rombines
Palitieiana
Cleveland
Tervely
Congress
The Habit of Taking Cold and Remedy Advice
A brief health note urges raising bed temperature with a warm sponge and a cool room window open to prevent catching a cold. It claims frequent cold exposure helps, and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief, sold by Davis Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Drag Co
Charitable reform critique urges work over alms
The author condemns indiscriminate charity and urges relief actions that restore self respect through work. He argues down-and-out recipients should receive employment rather than money or goods, with exceptions only for physical or mental disabilities, so they can earn their sustenance and reintegrate into society.
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Galilee
Herald Advertisement Recipe List Feeds Cosmopolitan Dinner
A brief ad from the Hoston Transcript lists a varied menu for a cosmopolitan dinner. Items include Scotch broth Spanish mackerel French chops Hungarian stew Irish potatoes Vienna rolls Italian wines Engui uMns Welsh rabbit German Pickles Swiss cheese and Brasilian coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston Transcript
Analyzing Civil War Costs and National Wealth
Albert W. Atwood notes in the Saturday Evening Post that war costs were enormous with estimates varying widely. He cites northern loans around 4.1 billion and southern 2.9 billion, and compares US wealth to European debt per capita while considering potential modern mobilization.
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Albert W. Atwood
United States
Mis Leading Sales Floor Encounter In Store
A saleswoman wrongly addressed a customer as Miss Hobbs English, causing embarrassment as she misread the patronage cue and promoted a hat. The incident shows staff overstepping toward a buyer in a department store setting. In other notes, congressional banter over questions and rising U S Chinese trade figures are discussed.
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Misa Smith
Miss Hobbs
Mina Hobby
Sulawotan
English
Engtiant
Auleswoman
Indianapolis News
Unfit Oxen Cited for Food Use in Washington Action
Department of Agriculture officials deemed oxen unfit for food as hundreds of cattle or oxen were implicated in a purge at Washington. The incident follows prior condemnations of eggs and related agricultural products, signaling a broader health and safety crackdown.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Iumbia Supreme Court
Fragmented Going Mart Schedule Note
Fragmented OCR shows late morning to afternoon times with unclear markers and partial hours. Readable elements include Going Mart and 1A but precise event times and sequences are not discernible.
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Beaver
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M. D
L. L. Long
Calle
Resience Telephone
Reaver
Oxla
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Presbyterian Ebured
Newton State Bank & Trust Co
Newton
Ride Woodward
W. L. Mason Beaver
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Buavun
Oxnanoma
Nicholson, D. D. S
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Braidwood
Beaver, Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
Beaver County
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Lawrence Brown
Duntar
Tub
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Anid
Beaver i Walt
Beaver Hay
Mayer
Journ A
Brome County
Dudve
Hétion le Bacair
Poveuney
Sasarde
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New York
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Colorado
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China
U. S
Shanghai
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Probst
Stave
Meaver County
Jane W
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Jane W. Wlohow
Gletin
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Grom
County
Judira
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Mckee
ArPorgan Ly
Forgas
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Woodward Santa FE
Good Grocers
Alva Roller Mills
Alva, Oklahoma
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardus
Cardui
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