04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Reports from Chicago and Philadelphia describe Argentina corn at 70c for June July, Newfound land pig iron arriving, and rising ship and beef shipments from Liverpool. Tariff debates show a $43 million yearly deficit, with economists noting reduced demand, rail earnings easing, and warnings that business conditions remain depressed into summer.
A jumble of village items reports fishing trips by Alb right and companions at Sugar Grove and a weekend in Indianapolis. Decoration Day events in Greenville include a large turnout with Rev H Becker as orator and a flower strewn graves procession. Darke County Fair features a Boys Live Stock Judging Contest open to under 21 with prizes, under College of Agriculture supervision.
The article notes wood pulp now serves many products beyond paper including moldings, clutches, pulleys, gear wheels, barrels reinforced with wire, tubs, washboards, water pipes, caskets, bath tubs, carriage bodies, furniture, and imitates leather and cloth. Paper manufacturers buy about 90 percent of production. In the US there are about 250 mills with capacity over 2.5 million tons annually, worth over 32 million dollars, plus 400,000 tons imported from Canada and Europe, with foreign shipments valued around 15 million in 1911, marking a 500 percent rise in a decade and promising more growth.
A list attributed to Prof. Frank E. Thompson of the University of Colorado proposes ten rules for teachers. It stresses selecting the best for advanced roles, avoiding political influence, balancing school needs, keeping diligence in pay, and resisting personal testimonials.
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