Prohibition and Trade Debates Echo in 1920s Era Speculation
The column discusses wage disparities in Germany and America, reparations, and economic recovery tied to German finances and world markets. It references Colonel Leonard P. Ayres, American bankers, and evolving global trade, plus opinions on prohibition's economic impact and the shift in U.S. production, trade, and labor hours. It also includes anecdotes about veterans, mules, and general social commentary on progress and policy.
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Germany
America
Questions and Wes Questions and Wes
The Daily Mall Information Bureau in Washington answers reader questions on varied topics. Noted items include military history, social questions, and public concerns, with brief responses and citations.
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Daily Mall Information Bureau
Frederick J
Hank
Washington, D. C
Informa
Ion
Inquirer
Quillens Quill Politics and Social Snippets
A fragmented column sketches political placation of the West and social observations. It notes civility, education, vacation trends, rescue homes, small-town image, labor wages, and mutual oversight by individuals and neighbors amid miscellaneous aphorisms and misprints.
FABLES ON HEALTH SPRING FEVER AND SPRING FEELING
A short health note explains spring fatigue from winter overindulgence and inactivity. Mr Mann recalls excess eating during cold months and the shift to warmer days heightening lethargy, urging brisk outdoor walks and activity to shed pounds and avoid the spring slump.
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Mann
Deaf Banker Regains Hearing With Acousticom Device
Mr John L Myersson president of the Farmer NaUonal Bank Fairtex Gonth Dakota reports years of deafness ended by the Acousticom device from a New York firm. He tried Ten Days Free Trial no deposit no O D and regained hearing like a child. He urges others to write Dictograph Products Corp New York City for a free trial vial.
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John L. Myersson
Farmer NaUonal Bank
Fairtex
Gonth Dakota
Wood Fortain
Ellerman
New York
Orm
Dictograph Products Corporation
W. 42Nd Street
New York City
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