Prices and the public mood in the 1920s cycle
The article argues prices may rise toward 1920 peaks while urging restraint to avoid another downturn in 1924. It notes consumer strain from living costs, calls for better delivery systems over taxation, warns against profiteering, and encourages readers to watch local ads in The News-Eagle for fair, quick-turnover bargains from trustworthy merchants.
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News-Eagle
Progressive Merchant Ad Announcements In The News Eagle
The News Eagle highlights weekly merchant ads inviting readers to visit stores for bargains and new goods. It urges support of progressive merchants who inform customers of arrivals via the newspaper, noting wide local circulation and fair treatment by merchants.
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News-Eagle
But We'll Stand It Again Booster Praise For The News Eagle
A visitor entered the office and praised The News- Eagle as worth the money for any family. He called it the greatest booster and town builder in the community, paid for his paper, and left everyone in blissful shock.
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News- Eagle
Weeks Lays War Path After Guard Shortfall
Secretary of War Weeks visited California where only thirteen National Guard members honored him. He voiced humiliation at the weak display of military readiness and warned he would "rattle the saber" to spur the United States to boost defense.
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National Guard
War Weeks
California
United States
Some Cackling Place Egg City Near Toronto
A proposed community near Toronto called Some Cackling Place Egg City would span 500 acres and house 100000 layers. At full development the operation is expected to produce about 100 cases of eggs daily.
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Toronto
Canada
Swatting flies could backfire with rapid population growth
The piece warns that letting two flies thrive can yield ten million descendants by summer end and suggests profiting by charging neighbors to view the massive numbers.
Christian Soldiers Rally in Hymn of Unity
The verse urges a united church marching in triumph as a mighty army. It stresses not being divided and calls believers to lift voices and sing praises, proclaiming one body, one hope, and shared doctrine.
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Jesus
Christ
Satan
Hell
Church of God
Esther the Brave Queen and Her People
Lesson outlines Esther 4 through 8 detailing Esther's rise as queen, Haman's plot against the Jews, Mordecai and Esther's courage, and the deliverance of the Jewish people. It notes fasting, banquets, and the origin of the Feast of Purim as memory of salvation.
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Esther
Ahasuerus
Xerxes
Vashti
Haman
Mordecai
Work as a blessing not a doom in daily tasks
Henry Van Dyke’s verse urges finding one’s calling in any setting and embracing work as a blessing. The quote contrasts diligence with temptations and ends with a hopeful line about measured profit amid challenges from profiteers.
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Henry van Dyke
Gasoline Poisoning Sparks Concern Over Ventilation
Authorities warn that gasoline fumes in rooms with inadequate ventilation can cause acute or chronic poisoning. The message highlights risk factors and urges proper air flow to prevent harm.
Toledo Blade column on heaven as a perfect yard
The Toledo Blade quotes a speaker praising a backyard that matches the front lawn saying heaven is found in well kept outdoor spaces during June and July. A merchant notes durability and flies are ignored by June and July buyers with a message There is a reason.
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Toledo Blade
God’s Plow and the World Frost
Quotation notes frost as God’s plow driving through all ground, opening every clod and pulverising the soil. The saying, attributed to Fuller, frames winter frost as a divine farming instrument shaping the earth.
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Fuller
Brink of a Precipice Quote Cited
In a concise meditation the quote declares that any brink, whether large or small, represents a precipice whose depth only Omniscience can fathom, attributed to O. Reade.
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O. Reade
Curser Like Chickens. Curses Come Home To Roost
Phrase from Bulwer Lytton linking curses to chickens yields a concise proverb about payback. The line emphasizes moral cause and effect with a rural image.
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