Joke starts legislative by Edward Clare
A whimsical tale recounts how a Washington correspondent inspired Senators to back a Rockyboy band relief bill and how Beveridge and others mocked and aided the wandering Indians in Montana. It details Baker the Brooklyn Democrat and his dramatic tax critique, and Goldfogle praising Hyman Salomon’s patriotic funding of the government.
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Beveridge
India
Rockyboy
Reds
Rockybuy
Montana
Congress
Hockyboy
Allison
Iowa
Taike
Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Smooth Medicine
Indiana
Senate of the United States
Robert Baker
Brooklyn
New York
Eon
Baker
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Sergius
Mr. Haker
Sergi
John W. Maddox
Georgia
Weble
Henry M. Goldfogle
New York City
Goldtogle
Ike
Hyman
Hyman Salomon
Robert Morris
Sherry
Tts
Hyman Baleman
Happiness and Home Life: William A Radford Inquiry
The American Home column features William A Radford addressing readers from 178 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago TL. He argues happiness springs from our own homes not wealth, urging urban dwellers to seek country living to improve family life and reflect personal well being.
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William A. Fulford
William A Radford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Ufe
Modest modern cottage design with efficient layout
An illustrated description promotes a seven room cottage suitable for a moderate family. It outlines costs from 1850 to 2200, dimensions 20 feet 6 inches by 40 feet 6 inches, a front porch, reception hall, living and dining rooms, kitchen with pantry, vestibule, and a two floor plan with four bedrooms each with closets, a central fireplace, and integrated heating considerations.
The Dead Sea Facts About Salt and Buoyancy
The Dead Sea has high buoyancy making swimming easier, with about 187 pounds of salt per ton of water. Comparisons to other seas show the Caspian and Hobtio with far less salt, while the Red Sea sits near the Dead Sea in salinity at 93 pounds per ton.
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Dead Sea
Caspian Sea
Hobtio
Black Sea
Atlantic
Einglish Ctw
Mediterranean
Impractical Economics and a Ban on Please
A satirical exchange argues that skipping polite speech on the phone could save time. The ban of saying please is proposed, paired with a tongue in cheek misquote about a trader’s phrase. The dialogue plays on language efficiency and humor.
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Clare
Washington
Sen Nelson Aldrkh
Albert Ol. 'Weridce
A.radford
Ception Hall