Harding Pushes Budget Reform To Check Waste
President Harding urges strict budget discipline, aiming to curb government waste. He notes that the budget system gives the president control over expenditures through the Budget Bureau while stressing that final approval rests with him. Subordinates who seek higher appropriations beyond estimates will face consequences as the administration pushes economy and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
White House
Kres
Aystem
Oyes
Congress
Snakes and Toads Show Down Biases and Pests
The article argues snakes, though feared, are mostly nonpoisonous and aid agriculture by reducing pests, while toads play a beneficial role in controlling pests like gypsy moths and houseflies. It contrasts public prejudice toward toads with their ecological value and notes changing attitudes in England. It also touches on boxing promotions and aviators in Los Angeles amid broader public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natere
England
Birthdate Zodiac Reflections for Notable Figures
The text lists well known people born on the date, including Anne A Whitney and Edward Burgess, notes on a favorable but mixed day, and a long personality forecast highlighting impulsive energy, ambition, and magnetism. It mentions Fy Blakes and a Vermont governor as examples.
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Anne A. Whitney
Nvn
Edward Burgess
Thomas H. Horton
Fy Blakes
Eme
Vermont
Missy Ant Becomes Meadow Queen With Cheery Cricket
Missy Ant experiences sunlight first time and wings, aided by Cheery Cricket who helps her recognize her queenship. A band of ants gathers, they build the finest ant hill in the meadow filled with eggs, as Missy Ant embraces her new role and thanks Cheery Cricket.
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Missy Ant
Missy
Ant Hill
Miss Ant
Missy Ant Hardley
Chronology of notable events from 1834 to 1915
A compact timeline lists political, maritime, cultural and economic notes. Included are Mahlon Dickerson’s 1834 appointment, Bledsoe’s 1837 death near Nacogdoches, 1866 cable attempts, 1873 San Francisco opera house opening, 1877 printing anniversary in London, Hoboken fire losses in 1900, and 1915 sugar consumption data across industries and goods.
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Mahlon Dickerson
New Jersey
Jackson
Jesse
Bledsoe
Kentucky
Nacogdoches
Texas
Sone
Yannae Bkple
New Orleans
Medway
Shields’ Opera House
San Francisco
England
Andon
Hoboken
Vistula
Germany and Bismarck in Postwar Debate
An American physician reading a German medical leaflet encounters a column titled Facts You Ought to Know arguing in favor of Germany. It discusses Premier Poincaré and Bismarck, condemns medieval patterns, and urges Germany to acknowledge Versailles obligations and prove a new era has begun.
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Prov
Germany
France
Poincare
Ruhr
Bismarck
Iran
Cellor
Prussia
Buch
Oincare
Versailles
Ros Icoy
M. Poincare
Americsa Legion Weekly
When a man can make a living without working for it
A reflective saying notes that societal judgments tag a man as smart when he earns without effort, and that the value of hash hinges on the conscience of the woman who makes it. The remark explores morality and success in a concise, period voice.
Roy L. McCardell Remembered On His Birthday
Noted journalist and author Roy L. McCardell, born in Hagerstown Maryland, is honored as he marks his 63rd birthday today.
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Roy L. McCardell
Hagerstown
What Happens to Sugar In American Use
The article notes that less than half of the sugar consumed by Americans is used in homes and the remainder goes into manufactured products. It explains estimates of industrial use, mentioning candy makers and other manufacturers as major consumers.
SUB ROSA radio helps shy youths talk through listening
The piece notes how radio invites quiet youths to engage by listening. The author recalls a personal experience where a silent man became animated after hearing a broadcast, especially after a popular actor and music were mentioned. The author praises broadcasting for sparking conversation and interest.
Birthdays For Ualver Steenerson In Minnesota History
Ualver Steenerson, congressman and earlier senatorial candidate from Minnesota, born in Dane County Wisconsin 71 years ago. Vicount Esher, longtime English public figure, noted in today’s birthday notices.
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Ualver Steenerson
Minnesote
Dane County
Wis
Viccount Esher
Married Life in a Dark Doorway and a Chicken Envelope
In a tale of social pretensions a couple dine with the Conways and tour a decorator filled suite. Helen hides a restaurant chicken wing in an envelope prompting envy and embarrassment as they worry over a found note in a greasy package. The pair joke about personality and decor while bickering over the incident. They fret the envelope may reveal pinched habits to their affluent hosts. The kitten’s meow ends with Helen hoping to quiet the pantry scandal by returning the envelope.
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Helen
Roquefort
Warren
George
Conway
Mrs. Conway
Morgan Staples
Mr. Conway
Indresting
Mr. Comway
Postmaster Edward Morgan of New York to be honored at dinner
In New York City a dinner at the Hotel Astor will honor Postmaster Edward Morgan on his fiftieth postal service anniversary. Morgan began as a letter carrier in 1873, rose to superintendent of city delivery in 1889, and later served as assistant master before becoming postmaster under successive administrations.
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Edward Morgan
New York City
Hotel Astor
Postal Service
Morgan
New York
Press
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
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Los Angeles
Apter
Amerigus
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Zhan
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Nme
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