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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1919
Page
4
The article notes silver rising above 1.30 per ounce boosts the melt value of coins, potentially shrinking silver dollars in circulation. It discusses government responses, subsidiary coin issues, and the strong Far East demand from India, China, and Japan driving the silver market, with limited worry about coins melting yet.
The article notes rising silver near 1.40 an ounce could erase the value of subsidiary coins including dimes quarters and half dollars as melt value surpasses face value. It discusses silver certificates withdrawals and substitutions of currency, wartime minting practices, and potential effects on circulation and reserves amid price volatility.
The case centers on a mail matter in the second class division involving a detent dispute. It outlines the procedural steps and expected rulings affecting delivery standards and regulatory compliance.
The current silver shortage is alarming and demands urgent U S production. Reports say melting has begun, with coins being converted into bullion and metals diverted from other uses. Domestic output must rise to meet rising demand, especially for coins and treasury needs.
Experts in weather history dispute claims of milder modern winters. They say current conditions resemble historical patterns dating back to colonial times, noting perceived warmth is often a psychological effect rather than a real shift.
The text comments on sensational stories about Ana historic figures and a mix of current affairs, noting revolutions, anarchists, Bolshevists, and Spain. It contrasts Mexico's critique with sensational melodrama about Nellie and the dubious era’s political changes. It also mentions the sultan of Turkey and a new electric headable glove for motor use.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin recounts a revenue cutter crew finding an old shed on a Hawaiian island filled with albatross wings. Twenty three hunters killed not less than 300000 birds in a single spree. The islands are now a government bird reservation and efforts save species like the Laysan teal, once six birds in 1911 and now 35.
An analysis of employer control and worker independence as a case study in class tension. The piece argues that bosses pull the line before workers and that this dynamic undercuts free labor. It cites a piano store scenario and teamsters to illustrate how leadership dominates frontline labor. The essay condemns this approach as folly and a widespread national issue.
The article discusses silver potential remonetization and advocates that silver will only gain stable footing as legal tender when bonds and payments align with silver and gold. It argues silver’s intrinsic value, the need for a mainstream monetary role, and the eventual replacement by paper money as conditions mature.
The piece notes that despite efforts, some endangered species decline while small conservation actions accumulate to protect inherited natural wealth. Birds serve a key role in insect control, making them indispensable to ecosystems. It argues public support often stems from sentiment or sportsmanship, yet people drift without persistent reminders.
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