Foods and Prices Rise as Population Outpaces Production
Department of Agriculture experts link higher living costs to increased food prices over the past year with potatoes, butter, chicken, eggs, pork, veal, beef and cereals rising. They warn global demand exceeds supply and consumption will not fall behind again, urging tighter farming and distribution to meet hungry markets.
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Department of Agriculture
British Association For the Advancement of Sconce
Dichaon
Edinburg
Jacob
Egypt
Fall Styles For Men In New Season's Attire
The article previews fall men’s fashion with American and English influences. It notes heavier fabrics, new knit overcoats, and shawl collars, plus updated hat styles with higher crowns and colored bands. Bold patterns in neckwear and plaid shirts also appear, as do Mackinaws and Norfolk coats for young men and girls.
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Norfolk
Stand by Convictions in Calm Political Debate
The speaker urges tolerance for opposing views and sane argument in a country that safeguards freedom of opinion. He stresses that most voters have fixed their choice and calls for rational, patriotic, good natured discourse without hostility or coercion.
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New
York
Dr. Cook
Perry
North Pole
Polar
Lake Okichobee
Subscribe for The Mail News Condensed for Busy Readers
A compact offer to receive The Mail with up to date news in a concise format for busy readers. Yearly subscription priced at $1.00.
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Warren Mail
Home Ee A’s
Four Roads to Paradise Excerpt In Reader Letter
An eccentric piece claims four routes to paradise the aeroplane route the automobile route the canoe route and the standard oil can. It praises the aeroplane as quick and sure the automobile as common and convenient the canoe as infallible and hints at using oil to trigger a vision while mentioning a keeper of the keys and a rocked boat.
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Paradise
Elysian
Losing Corporation Fight Over Parcels Post Expansions
A historical editorial argues opposing express companies fight against parcels post extensions. It credits the government with public service and education aims, noting the parcels post broadens educational reach and will surpass corporate resistance as it widens its scope.
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Parcels Post
Express Companies
Washington
Postal Service
Postal Department
Impeachment Trial Looms Over New York Governor Sulzer
The Sulzer impeachment saga raises questions of procedure and legitimacy as New York weighs how a governor can be tried. The court composition, including four Court of Appeals judges and twenty six senators, faces dispute over designated versus elected judges and quorum rules amid a high profile legal team and looming constitutional challenges.
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William Sulzer
New York
Adrian Joris
New York State
Andrew Johnson
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Court of Appeals
State Senate
Senate
Eice
Edgar M. Cullen
D-Cady Herrick
Philander ©. Knox
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
N. Y
Irving G. Vann
State Court of Appeals
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Empire State
Judge Arnold
Albany
Louis Marshall
Pennsylvania
Alton B. Parker
Edgar T. Brackett
Eugene Lamb Richards
Legislative Investigating Committee
James J. Frawley
Hiram Todd
Isidor J. Kresel
Aaron J. Levy
Assembly
Frawley
Wagner
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Robert F. Wagner
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American Press Association