Moving the Crops and Wall Street's Grip on Credit
A historical critique argues Western banks, not New York lenders, supply funds to move crops. It details how Western deposits migrate to New York, fund Wall Street, and how crop season pressures influence interest and currency policy. The piece condemns financial magnates and Republican leadership for manipulating treasury resources to aid Wall Street, warning of ruin for honest citizens and calling for decisive action by Western states.
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Newark
Wall Street
New York
Wall Streets
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Woull Street
United States
Senate
Ald- Tich
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Semite Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Gannon
Cannon 14
Letat
Shawn
Oyster Bay
United Action
Aldrich
Ms Committee
Fis
Joe Cannon
Rockefeller
Morgan
United States ‘Treasury
Fowler
Uncle Joe
Model Poultry Coop and Farm Notes Highlights
Practical farm notes cover building a mother hen coop from a dry goods box with tar paper for weatherproofing, removable doors for ventilation, and a glass pane option. Also described is a loading chute for animals, iron sulphate treatments for disease, clover aftermath, weeds, farm bulletin boards, weather-aware harvest tips, and hay storage strategies.
Easy Dehorning and Stock Fattening Tips From Farm Notes
A farmers column discusses simple dehorning methods for calves using a pencil of caustic potash, applied at three to four days old with minimal distress. It also covers fattening stock for market, recommending corn as the main energy source plus varied foods to balance lean weight and fat. Mentions Foot and Mouth Disease treatment updates in France with outside applications showing some results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department Bulletin
France
Mixed Pickles and Crisp Tomato Dishes From The Table
Mixed pickles prepared with cauliflower onions and cucumbers involve brining for three days before repacking in jars with boiling vinegar spices and sugar and waiting three months. Stuffed tomato shells filled with gelatine jelly and seasoned pulp form a chilled tomato cup served on ice with cress. Soft shell clams are fried in egg and cracker meal and plated with melon and parsley.
Utah pioneer Farrs vast descendants tally 710 souls
Lorin Farr of Ogden Utah father to 39 children of whom 30 survive and 18 sons with 12 daughters. He counts 200 grandchildren and 66 Brent grandchildren totaling 406 living descendants. His brothers Enock and Allan have 51 children and 308 descendants, giving 710 descendants for the three brothers. Farr, age 81, remains vigorous and active.
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Lorin Farr
Ogden
Utah
Brent
Farr
Ife
Enoch
Allan
Chis
The Little High Chair Auction Touches Hearts
A downtown auctioning crowd witnesses a pale faced woman lose a familiar high chair to satisfy a mortgage. The crying scene moves the auctioneer to a poignant gesture as memories of a lost child flood the room.
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Pt Ind
Adelaide
Suk
Pioneer
Story of the Street Receives Newsboy’s Gratitude
A New York artist recalls a hurricane scattering papers on Liberty Street and a young newsboy’s persistence. The boy, left in mud and rain, later asks if the artist passes that way every night, hoping to earn a paper daily until he repays a debt. The tale ends with a call to aid such a hopeful child toward a better life.
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Liberty Street
Terry
Park Row
Lfe
New York Times
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Arkansas Officials
Staunton Arkansas August 31 news from Dutt Searcy County reports Justice of the Peace C E Reeves writes that Dodd's Kidney Pills helped him and he wishes them success The local JP B M Cox endorses the cure saying he had kidney trouble and after three boxes he was well and has given pills to friends who report similarly.
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High Court of
England
J. Pe
Staunton
Ark
Dutt, Searcy Co
C. E. Reeves
Dodd
J.P
EB. L. Cox
Justice
Tam
Barrymore on spellings honor and harbour debate
An English man criticizes American spelling while Maurice Barrymore replies on whether to drop the letters in harbor neighbor and honor. Barrymore concedes harbor and neighbor are uncertain but insists honor should keep the final 'or' spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Barrymore
Mr. Barrymore
Barrymore
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Aldrieb
Allison
Platt
Connec
ANON
Arden
St. Paul Dispatch
Massachusetts
Bngs
Netter
Johnny
Papa
E. Hollenbeck
Levice
Brooklyn Engle
Story OF the Street
Infante
Ax Fftlee
Oran
Doak SC
Lisa
Soper
U. S
Canada
R. G. Thompson
Pabbenger
Lloyd Steambhy
Wanasi StaTion
Fort Warns
Inn
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