Herald-Mail Rates and Circulation Notice
The page lists subscription rates and delivery details from the Herald-Mail Ca including 4.59 per year option, 40 cents a month, and weekly centa rates. Also notes foreign representation and contact addresses in New York and Chicago with publication dates in April 1923.
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Evel Ertaite
Herald-Mail Ca
Hayxerstows
Eayence A. & Hawken Rra
Enill-Burke Inc
Brokaw Ride
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Thicalco
Audit Bureau of
Cirealion
Hagerstown Post
Phono
All Departmente
Creeoration
Dollar shrinkage offsets wage increases across industries
Economic analysis shows purchasing power of the dollar fell from 72.5 to 59.5 cents between January 1, 1922 and April 1, 1923, eroding wage gains in cotton, woolen mills, and steel. Despite nominal wage boosts of 10 to 19 percent, real value remains low as prices rise further.
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Irving Fisher
Yale University
Thees
Wool Trust
Cotton Textile Trust
Steel
Trust
The Strikes and Public Utilities In the Railroad Era
The piece weighs the right to strike against public needs as the courts and government consider permanent injunctions. It notes that rail carriers and workers settle many disputes privately, while the Railroad Labor Board faces limits on enforcing strikes on essential services. It discusses public welfare, governance, and the evolving balance of power between employees, companies, and the state.
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Guareme
Railroad Labor Board
Seema Dis Goul
Senate
House
Thia
Ant Bo
Waterstead
Letter on unemployment and public works policy
Washington in May debate over managing boom and bust cycles cites Hoover's suggestion to postpone public works during high activity and expand during recessions. Britain’s unemployment insurance described. Wisconsin and Queensland proposals noted. analysts question need in US vs Europe.
Bok Says a Bookful DE tale and calm response
Fragmentary text appears to riff on Bok and Tok with alongside disclaimers about vanity and plans. The readable phrases reference Bok, Tok, imagination, and cautious advice, set in a quirky, archaic tone. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
Workforce in the United States attracts workers from older nations
In periods of prosperity there is more employment and higher wages in the United States compared with some older countries, drawing workers seeking better pay.
Quilllen's Quill Quilllen's Quill The Modern Girl
A fragmented excerpt discusses modern women as bold yet not bare faced and mentions impulse as linked to a product, with garbled text about envelopes and windows. It notes that violent exercise exists and that running into debt harms nerves.
Questions and Answers column of mixed trivia and lore
A long OCR fragment presents a Questions and Answers column with Q and A on diverse topics. It covers war dead statistics, leather and belt safety, fox terrier history, ringworm, legal tender limits, phonograph pitch, formal dinner etiquette, Shakespeare authorship, lightning protection, military drill, astronomy, gold leaf thickness, and Chinese games Mah Jong.
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Wisconsin
Queensland
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Bok
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Tok
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Colt
Daily Mall Information Bureau
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Washington, D. C
Inquirer
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Lord Ellesmere
de la Slater Bacon
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Middle West
Atlantic Coast
War Department
Tranca
Adjutant Generals’ Office
Greaves Registration Division
Culua
Terrare
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Shakespeare
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Naval Observatory
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Manumatnr Fog Company
Chihna
Mah Jongganil
Aly
Landis
Smash
Ourvallinnes
Fae Connie Epowen
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Rudy's
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Hamilton Carner
Robert Garrett & Sons
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