Household Furnishings Tariff Debate and Wage Trends
The piece argues the 1922 tariff on household furnishings did not raise beyond 1909 levels and notes furniture costs rose due to broader cost pressures. Census data from 1914 to 1923 show big gains in establishments, wages, materials cost, and value of products, with per capita wages doubling. It also mentions President Coolidge’s economy image and his 1924 hat renovation as a symbolic jab at fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Census Bureau
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Crossword Solution Story Lines Revealed
The page presents a puzzle answer set with numbered clues and coded phrases. Readers can trace phrases like March lion and Hare through the grid while spotting recurring names and partial word segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Let
March Lion
See
Eat
Crossword Puzzle Word List and Clues
A long OCR style crossword clue list with horizontal entries and definitions including water bodies worship precise stiff move easily large American mammal indefinite article prime minister of King Xerxes etc. The fragment ends noting tomorrow's publication.
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Aphiuerus
Suburban Heights MOPS UP Cocoa Pitchers Spot Question
In Suburban Heights the team reflects on its pitching and defense while debating whether a new spot on the ceiling is a fresh mark or an old stain.
Willy Worm and the Beetle Awakening
Willy Worm scolds a pupa case and awakens a beetle hatchling. The beetle, with six hairy legs and a hard shell, declares its new form and takes flight, leaving Willy to ponder his own usefulness in the garden world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Worm
Willy Earth
Marth Worm
Matrimonially Speaking and the Frugal Husband
A humorous slice shows a husband who boasts about economy and returns with multiple clothing purchases. The wife notes the pattern, smiling at his claim to stock up for future need while she anticipates her own upcoming vanity ritual with hair curlers.
What This Day Means to You and Its Significance
Forecast outlines a day of rising optimism followed by a late evening dip. It notes a boisterous, materialistic birth temperament but stresses training can curb flaws. It lists notable births linked to Joseph Hadley, Samuel Maxey, Roswell Smith, John Fiske, Charles Waldstein, and DeWolf Hopper.
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Joseph Hadley
Samuel B. Maxey
Roswell Smith
John Fiske
Charles Waldstein
DeWolf Hopper
Actor
Notable Birthdays Highlight Political and Academic Figures
Joseph Cal Naux is marked as a former French premier recently active in politics after exile, now 62. Be Wolf Hopper, famed New York City born comedian, turns 67. Henry M Bates dean of Michigan Law School, born Chicago age 56. Dr Alexander Humphreys Stevens Institute president, born Edinburgh age 74.
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Joseph Cal'Naux
Wolf Hopper
New York City
Henry M. Bates
University of Michigan Law School
Chicago
Alexander (. Humphreys
Stevens Institute of Lechnoloes
Edinbveurgh
Weekly Letter Dear Girls Warns Against Theatre Etiquette
A reader criticizes five well dressed debutantes in the orchestra and first row for loud chatter nut candy eating foot stomping during intermission and hair combing. The letter urges proper theatre manners to protect a date’s interest and ensure safe exit options.
One Year Ago Today One Year Ago Today von Peonte's party declared despcratic monarchy
A fragment notes that one year ago today von Peonte's party declared a despcratic monarchy. The terse entry records a political shift without further details or context.
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von Peonte
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Events Across Years
A compact list notes events from 1823 to 1897 including Florida unification, Webster Parkman murder verdict, anti privateering treaty, California governors, Free Church leaders, Sacramento capital ruling, Chandler Oklahoma tornado, Russian confiscation push, and veteran baseball fan W H L Conant of Boston tracking pennant races.
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Congress
Florida
St. Augustine
John W. Webster
Geor Parkman
Boston
John McDougall
California
San Francisco
Ohio
Robert Buchanan
Free Church of Scotland
Rome
California Supreme Court
Sacramento
Chandler
Okla
Fish with feathers and hair in Beebe tale
A humorous verse about Dr. Beebe and strange fish that climb trees, claiming fish with plumage and long hair roam the indigo seas and drift in Beebe’s adventures. The piece ends with satirical quips on Congress, Prohibition, and New York’s keys to the city.
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Dr. Beebe
Sargasso
The Heart at Sixty and Its Hidden Dangers
The article argues that at sixty the heart is prone to weakening from toxins from dental infections and long-term strain. It urges maintaining heart tone through moderate exercise while avoiding overexertion. future pieces promise the role of dental removal.
Centenary events mark Maxey birth and historic anniversaries
Today honors Gen Samuel B Maxey born one hundred years ago, political and military figure from Texas. The wreck of the steamship Royal Adelaide occurred seventy five years ago with four hundred lives lost off the English coast. Metropolitan Museum of Art opened in New York City forty five years ago with President Hayes present. Seward Day marks Alaska purchase anniversary of 1867, negotiated by Secretary Seward. Rome hosts consistory elevating two Spanish prelates to cardinalate, archbishops of Seville and Granada receive red hats.
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Samuel B. Maxey
U.S
Texas
Royal Adelaide
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Hayes
Alaska
Seward
United States
Russia
Sewart
Rome
Seville
Granada
Dr Alexander Humphreys Reaches Seventy Five and Steady Leadership
Dr Alexander C Humphreys marks seventy five years as he begins a long presidency at Stevens Institute of Technology. A native of Scotland he trained privately with his father and began work at fourteen with a New Jersey gas lighting firm later becoming a noted expert in illuminating engineering and a leader of national technical societies.
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Alexander C. Humphreys
Stevens Institute of Technology
Humphhreys
Scotland
Lis
New Jersey Gas Lighting
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Humphreys
Hig
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TRE Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaer Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ipft
Chas. G. Sumner
Sena Tor
Persia
Algiers
Royal Navy
Italy
Spain
Egypt
Indian Ocean
Wipe
By Gluy AS
Williams
McClure NewSpaper SynDicate
Miss Beetle
Willy Earth Worm
By Mimi
W. H L. Conant
Braves
James J. Montague
New York
Better Health Service
Julius Fleischmann
Theodore Roosevelt
Tribune
Columbia Bowling Alley
J. E. Camron, MD
Carlson
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