Rise in National Wealth and Production Capacity 1912-1920
The article analyzes a sharp rise in physical volume of production from 1916 to 1920, noting manufacturing and mining growth outpaced population. It cites national wealth estimates around 188.9 billion in 1912 and about 250 billion in 1920, attributing much of the surge to wartime demand and highlighting idle plants and the need to consider distribution and market forces in postwar adjustment.
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United States
Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Home Remedy
A home treatment for catarrh including catarrhal deafness and head noises is proposed. Obtain Parmint double strength from a druggist, mix with hot water and sugar, and take a tablespoonful four times daily. Improvement can appear after the first day, with breathing easing and relief from headaches cloudy thinking and other symptoms as the condition improves.
Kentuckian Likely to Land of Ice in New Cabinet
A Tobias Hert of Kentucky is reportedly to be Secretary of the Navy in the Harding Cabinet. Unofficial reports from Washington say the post was offered to Governor Lowden of Illinois, who declined. Hert is a Republican National Committee member and state party leader.
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A. Tobias Hert
Kentucky
Navy
Harding
Washington
Lowden
Illinois
Hert
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Build Good Homes Plea Urges High Standards
Washington February 22 United States Chamber of Commerce housing specialist John Shl der calls for building more houses while maintaining high living standards High rents result from shortages he says overcrowding harms health and standards Communities must demand good light ventilation water and sanitary conveniences to protect investment and guide a strong building program He notes some areas are under housed and families endure crowded conditions In Alabama Dr Randolph Walker has left Hagerstown and plans dentistry practice relocation later to Alabama
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Washington
John Shlder
United States Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Randolph Walker
Hagerstown
Paying for the Home by Mayr’s Remedy Claims Cure
A testimonial asserts long illness and costly doctor bills due to stomach trouble ended after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The ad promises relief from catarrhal mucus in the intestines and inflammation linked to stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
Jtme
D. D.D
J. Dortsiney
Jemianm
DD. N
Bettig
D.D.D
Raft Of Albums Await Signature Of Nation's Chief
President Wilson faced a flood of autograph and photograph requests as albums and memoirs piled in the Executive offices. Officials note he had stopped signing to avoid strain, but yesterday he signed a Bible for Burton Parish Church at Williamsburg, Va, linked to William and Marys College.
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Washington
Wilson
Tumulty
White House
Burton Parish
Willamsburg
William and Mary’s College
Cary T. Grayson
Rationalization Society aims to save title doctor
Charlottesville dispatch reports University of Virginia faculty form the Society for the Rationalization of the Title of Doctor to keep the title doctor for physicians and surgeons while calling professors plain ministers, with other odd notes on public waste and medical ads. Also mentions lemon peel exports and Chile nitrate tax revenues for contrast.
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Charlottsville
University of Virginia Fecelty
Turkish Nationalists mass for Smyrna front
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Turkish Nationalist troops massed near Smyrna with a large offensive anticipated against the Greeks. The move signals rising pressure on the Smyrna front during ongoing hostilities.
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Greeks
Londo
Smyrna
Constantinople
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Charles McAllister
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N. J
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Beard
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