Gardendale Letter Defends Books Amid Stock Sales Debate
A Gardendale Texas reader rebukes The Record for condemning salesmen and defends books as valuable. The letter recalls personal examples of reading shaping knowledge and praises honest book agents while noting some traders may mislead. It argues individual integrity and product quality matter, not entire professions.
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Gardendale
Texas
America
United States
Cooke County
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Dramatic New York Harbor Siege Involving Mary Beatrice
The bay schooner Mary Beatrice reached New York Harbor after a chaotic incident in which twenty Chinese men offered the captain bribes to smuggle them from Cuba. A mutiny erupted as the crew attempted robbery, resulting in multiple fatalities among Chinese, white crew, and Black sailors. The surviving Chinese forced the vessel into port despite heavy losses.
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New York Harbor
Unite
Cuba
Sandy Hook
Caution Advised in Purchases Says Law Not Protector
The article urges buyers to use discrimination and intelligence in all purchases from books to stocks and tonics. If buyers lack sense to guard themselves, the law cannot shield them. The law can only jail the rare grafter.
Harding Shifts on World Court in St Louis Speech
Observers say President Harding shelved the World Court idea, embracing a new program separate from the League of Nations. The stance risks renomination support and makes U S membership unlikely for years, as Senate and foreign nations would need broad approval.
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St. Louis
New York
Harding
League of Nations
Republican Party
United States
Senate
Corns Removed Rapidly With Minimal Pain
A brief medical note claims corns can be removed in three to five minutes with no pain. It emphasizes a quick office procedure and suggests comfort for patients seeking painless care.
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Hotel Vernon
Public regulation of utilities and public ownership claim
The text argues that regulating orders should inspire public confidence while incentivizing utilities to improve facilities and lower costs. It states that public ownership exists in electric light and power sectors with over 1.6 million security holders, combining nationalized ownership with private development under proper public regulation.
Vernon Electric and Tee Company Pledges Adequate Service
The Vernon Electric and Tee Company asserts it can provide adequate service to the public and meet growth from Vernoneven oil booms. It cites improvements this year and ongoing projects with expenditures of $75,000 to $100,000 for electric and tee service.
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Vernon Electric and Tee Company
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