Coal report warns no relief until 1924 across coal regions
The U S Coal Commission report predicts continued anthracite scarcity and high prices into next winter and beyond. Washington and New England fear fuel shortages as Congress delays action until December 3 and 1924 looms with miners' strike aftermath influencing politics.
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Crazy talk on sanity in modern life and entertainment
A discussion of prominent neurologists Dr. Joseph Collins and Dr. Desloges, arguing insanity trends across nations and in America. Collins critiques obsession with money, mass media influence, and the Ten Commandments as societal stressors, urging relaxation over relentless speed and energy.
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Haskin’s Letter on Debt Reduction and Tax Reform
Washington D. C. July 14 4 a the fiscal year ends June 30 the deficit feared at year's start has become a surplus figures show the public debt reduced from about 24 000 000 000 to around 22 400 000 000 by year end via refunding operations that extend maturities bondholders can switch to new securities. The treasury anticipates taxes over 2 000 000 000 next year enabling potential tax rate reductions and a proposed tax revision bill. The piece notes the Bank of etiquette remains silent on such matters.
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Yelling Baby Delays Train In 1923 Rail Car Scene
A fragmented 1923 NBC News Service caption evokes a crowded rail car as a passenger laments a crying baby, poor ventilation, and long delays. The narrator frets about cigars, fruit gum, gray hair, and endless hours aboard the bum service train.
Quillen's Quill on World Court and Inertia
A fragmented column riffs on world court issues and reform, touching on precedent and inertia in international affairs. It satirically questions modern politics and language, with playful asides about pronunciation and social norms.
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Questions and Answers in The Inquirer 191? column
A reader asked about examples of Earliest glass making in Thebes and a 4000 year date. The British Museum holds a lion head of glass with an inscription. The tomb of Bent Hassan shows glass blowing. Other Qs cover 1917-19 plague toll, wrapping ice to slow melting, Jacob Astor’s $30 million fortune, keeping cut flowers fresh with cold water, and US forest land extent.
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