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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
The article outlines rising inpatient care strains and proposed drastic cuts. It notes shortages in the country, prompting calls for quick action and policy shifts to alleviate employment and economic pressures amid a changing prosperity outlook.
The article debates a policy paring with John Skelton Williams and the Federal Reserve Board, detailing oaths on gold standards, high interest rates, and the effect on banks, labor, and bond buyers. It argues these measures distorted prices, forced rate hikes, and threatened national honor while framing the Fed as a target of political manipulation.
The text criticizes concentrated control by a seven member body over national credit and warns that secret meetings threaten democracy. It argues for transparency in Federal Reserve actions and references a study by Ray on secret deliberations alongside calls for lower discount rates and broader credit support.
Elizameth Underhill, longtime Cook Hospital dietitian, resigns to move to Little Rock Arkansas. Known for managing food supplies and patient meals, she leaves a valued role after years of service and plans near relocation. Her departure is a setback for the Cook unit as it seeks a successor.
A cracked article describes a method to fix broken china using plaster of Paris and water. The instructions mention shaping paste, applying to edges, and allowing it to dry before washing and completing the repair.
Fragmentary OCR shows advice on cleaning woodwork with a cloth and water and akimmet mixture. Details are unclear and fragmented. The text lacks complete context or clear entities to ground a full news card.
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