Tariff Conference Urges Congress to Pass Bill in NYC
The article reports a January tariff conference in New York City where delegates from north south east and west unite to push Congress to enact the administration tariff bill. It notes support for boosting manufacturing in all regions and links tariff action to improved prosperity and a national budget. It cites a New York clipping criticizing postwar German-made imports and the opposition to the tariff bill.
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New York City
Congress
Soldier Boys
New York
Germany
ABE MARTIN Skeptic on Gifts for a Rich Wife
Abe Martin muses on buying a suitable night shirt and finding a gift for a wealthy wife. He jokes that mailing a pasteboard box of ripe persimmons is as risky now under Will Hays as it was under Burleson.
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Will Hays
Burleson
Train bug inspector checks the wheels on Pullmans daily
The Car Inspector tests trains each day to ensure wheels are aligned and notes delays on No. 8 and the Portier firing on No. 1 last week. He exposes anyone who misses this crucial finding as a slicker in town.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason about Aunt Julia
A comic verse portrait of Aunt Julia as a beauty who rejects chores and suitors, soaring on flattery while aging with vanity. The poem contrasts her haughty, flowered reputation with her neglected toils and the inevitable quiet decline as other aunts fare better in love and life.
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Julia
Somerinee
Dingers
Earol
German Industry Warns on U S Solingen Trade
Dr Karl Theo Haanen editor warns that U S demand for Solingen cutlery has surged from 12 percent of exports in 1920 to about 50 percent in 1921. He urges a German deputation to monitor the market as American factories reduce hours and unemployment climbs.
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United States
Karl Theo Haanen
America
Fordmey
Solingen
Germany
Haanen
London “Times
Great Britain
Alonzo K. Taylor
Europe
We Will Protect Our Industries From German Dumping
The article argues fortariff walls in response to German dumping and Britain's aid to industry. It states Germany imposes prohibitive tariffs on most imports, while the US should shield domestic manufacturing to preserve national prosperity and stop being a dumping ground for goods Made in Germany.
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England
Italy
France
United States
Germany
First Women Ushers at New York Theater 1884
The Third Avenue theater in New York City introduced women theater ushers in 1884, credited to McKee Rankin. The move marked an early shift in backstage and audience service roles for women in theater.
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McKee Rankin
Third Avenue Theater
New York City
Counsel and Help They that Won t Be Counseled
Franklin quote notes that those who refuse guidance cannot receive help addressing their problems and choices. The aphorism emphasizes the limits of advice when willful resistance blocks change.
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Franklin
Slogan contest prompts wide participation city and out of town
The note invites broad entry for slogan pages with two sets of awards and no city advantage for subscribers. It urges timely response from both local and out of town contestants, noting many answers so far are not fully correct and that there is still time to participate.
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Manele
From Jayville to New York and Back A Moral Tale
A man born in Jayville leaves home and becomes a notorious city dweller in San Francisco New Orleans Chicago and New York City before dying in the latter. An old preacher cites a descent into hell as gradual illustrating a moral about a life off the rails. Various old notes and quips punctuate the piece.
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Jayville
New York
Brethern
Breeding ewes and Jersey cattle for Henry county farm
Mr Taylor reports shipping breeding ewes to his Henry county farm in charge of Bert L. Sader, his partner, and buying eleven top Jersey cattle from Seevers Henness Caldville and Hunter herds. The piece ends with a dated reflection on women forgetfulness regarding thanks for seats.
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Towa
Henry County
Bert L. Sader
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Jersey
Seevers
Henness
Caldville
Hunter
Not economical says infuriated husband in domestic line
A husband accuses his wife of being wasteful while she retorts that saving her wedding dress for a possible second marriage shows economy. The exchange highlights sharp humor in a domestic argument with a ready quip on thrift.
Rub-No-More Soap Now Available at Grocers
Housewives welcomed news that Rub-No-More soap products are now sold at grocers. The ad touts R N M White Naptha Soap and other Rub-No-More items claiming fresher softer whiter cleaner laundry, quicker washing, longer lasting and cost no more. Watch for big sales at all grocers.
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Advt
Is Buzzfuz a genius in local eyes
Local chatter questions Buzzfuz’s genius status though residents note his prompt bill payments and reliable household finances.
To Clean Sewing Machine
A simple method uses sewing machine oil on a soft cloth to wipe wood parts. It cleans and polishes, helps prevent cracking, and restores a like new appearance.
New Jersey Named for Jersey Defense by Sir George Carteret
The state name New Jersey honors the defense of the island of Jersey by Sir George Carteret in 1604. This naming reflects a tribute to historic valor and the linkage between the English Channel island and the American colony.
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State of
New Jersey
Island of
Jersey
George Carteret
Visiting day at the jail sparks gloved resolve
A jail visit turns reflective as a kindly speaker urges meditation and fault correction. The prisoner answers with resolve to keep his next act guarded, saying he will wear gloves on his next job.
Cattle Shipments Reported By J F H Taylor
J F H Taylor returns to town after a brief absence and reports he shipped a load of cattle from Oskaloosa on Tuesday and another load from New London.
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J. F. H. Taylor
Oskaloosa
New London
Henry
Maneuvering Matrimony in Wayside Tales
A reader notes whimsical wedding lore from Wayside Tales, where brides sweep away superstition and guests indulge in quaint rituals. The piece playfully contrasts ceremonial pride with ordinary domestic tasks, offering a lighthearted village snapshot.
Local Rail Schedule Fragment Notes Express and Pass Lines
Fragmentary timetable shows numbered lines including No 29 Lo Pass 6 4 No 49 Lo Pass 6 No 11 Express No 87 Lo Frt with Washington timetable order. It appears to be a partial listing of train numbers routes and a Washington reference in the post meridiem period.
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H. W. Russel
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