Dublin Fears as Blueshirts Plan Parade
Dublin anxiously watches as the Blueshirts plan a Sunday parade amid rising disorder fears. Eight constitution bills will be introduced in the Dail including ending royal assent power and shifting financial control to the Executive Council.
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Ferrozone blood tonic promises strength and energy
The ad claims Ferrozone restores weak blood, boosts appetite and digestion, increases weight and strength, reduces nervousness and fatigue, and improves looks and vigor. It urges daily use with sleepless nights fading and long-lasting health, priced fifty cents per box or six for two dollars fifty at druggists.
General Johnson Aims to Curb Industry for Economic Recovery
The piece presents General Bug Johnson as the national standard bearer for industry in the United States. It argues he seeks cooperation to restore purchasing power by lowering production capacity and possibly shortening the workday. Johnson contends a single guiding plan will run the vast U. S. industrial system more smoothly than competing factions.
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Ford urges higher wages to boost prosperity
Henry Ford, celebrating Ford Motor Co.’s 30th anniversary in Detroit, says nothing can be right until wages are right. He calls for best quality at lowest cost with highest wages and blames layoffs on lack of orders, urging stopping poverty creating practices and emphasizing simple, humane prosperity.
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Editor’s shocking courtroom style love advice in print
A country editor replies to a young woman’s letter about a callous suitor with a blunt line. He advises patience and opportunity for the young man, then delivers a final jolt: Hit him with an axe.
Bridget the Irish Cook Creates Ta Tart Mystery
A lady hires an Irish cook who makes six tarts. Three bear T.A. in icing for Apples, the other three read T.A. meaning Tain't Apples. Bridget explains the initials as a playful pastry message about mixed fruit.
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Small Accounts Drag Down Merchants in Tough Times
The piece argues that many merchants neglect small debts to avoid souring customer relations. Large balances are pursued, while numerous small accounts in the hundreds of dollars total crippling sums are left unpaid. A call is made to wipe off small debts to ease cash flow.
Monster fish found by two Tacoma fishermen
Two fishermen in Tacoma Washington report catching a strange marine monster that defies classification. It has a reptile like head and body with fish gills and fins, jaws with nearly inch long fangs, a large muscular body about eighteen inches behind the head, and a dark scaleless reptile tail five feet long.
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Restaurant scene ends with napkin tied around neck
A customer sits at a table in a smart restaurant and ties a napkin around his neck. The starrier signals a boy and tells him to understand that this action is not acceptable.
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