Carnegie idea error nobody can regulate price
Professor Seligman of Columbia questions Andrew Carnegie's plan for industrial control and argues government likely cannot fix prices or prevent profits. He notes past attempts failed and predicts the scheme would be ridiculed and unlikely to succeed.
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New Haven
Fed
Wiliam ' R Sumner
Yale
Iacuss
Andrew Carnegie
Beune
Seligman
Eonomi
Columbia University
Economisto
Obituary notices allege multiple deaths in town
A garbled obituary page lists numerous names including Jose Mearte, George Bond, Patrick Downes, and Fride Loreen, with scattered details of birth and death dates in February 1939. The text references residences, church services, and funeral arrangements across local streets and venues, indicating a community-wide notice column.
In Memoriam and Death Notices Fragment
Fragmentary morning paper notes honor Francis Toarioy and life events. Partial lines mention marriage notices, obituaries, and public notices from various papers including Hoosier Herald and Pioneer Press.
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Washington
Ae Snyder
Rice Fochente Herald
Toute Epublie
Ntianbener
Boul Pioneer Press
Owe Syristav
Funeral Directors Names and Addresses in Washington DC
A garbled 19th century classified listing shows multiple funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and contact details. Entries include William Les, John R Wright Co, R F Harvey's, Wm H Sardo & Co, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, and Geo Zurhorst, with street locations and phone hints.
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William Les
Erin
Price Town
John R Wright
H Sardo & CO
Piona Lincoln
Sergeon
Cain
Thos A. Costello
Funfpal
Meatmet
Frank Geier’s Sons
R. Speare
N. W
StreCy
Tolacs
Sonabie
Speare
Mery
MRL
Geo. P Zurhorst
US Watarer
Byralmir Firaliowics
Canitot
Frey
Fustral
Carnegie on regulation of prices and monopolies debate
The excerpt argues price controls are impractical and dangerous, defending competition in steel and iron. It criticizes artificial monopolies, notes natural regulatory needs for rail, gas, and water utilities, and urges public accountability over corporate profits to sustain healthy competition.
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Carnegie
Carneme
United States Steel Corporation
Standard of Company
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Ita Scope
Tue Post
Tue Sunday Post
Greensboro capital move sparks legislative push in North Carolina
Special to The Washington Pear Staleigh NC reports bills introduced in the legislature to move the capital to Greensboro and to seek public input on the change. Other measures discussed include paying solicitors in criminal court, funding for schoolbooks, water inspection, and bonds to enlarge the state capitol and fund drainage districts.
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Washington Pear Staleigh
Greensboro
Senate
United States Court of Appeals Opinions In Various Bankruptcy Appeals
Feb 13 Richmond VA United States circuit court of appeals recovers its morning opinion with Judges Goff Pritchard Dayton present. Cases include Walter A Wood Company v HM Eubanks trustee of Implement and Supply Company bankruptcy, Statesville district reversed remanded, Buggy Company v A Riaud trustee of John L James bankrupt appellant from Wilmington NC remanded. Norfolk Washington Steamboat Company v Waverley N Ragland appellant from Norfolk district court argued by White Thorp for appellee.
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous Debility
Advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for unstrung nerves and sleeplessness. A testimonial from A. C. Cle of Rockingham, North Carolina claims rapid recovery after using the product, with a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Miles
A. C. Cle
Rockingham
N. C
Swamp-Rest promoted as kidney bladder remedy
An ad-style article warns of hidden kidney and bladder disease and lists symptoms such as back pain headaches and fatigue. It endorses Swamp-Rest the Kilmer remedy claiming it treats kidney liver and bladder issues and builds general health. A free sample offer and booklet are extended via Dr Kilmer & Co Boston for readers of The Washington Daily Post.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Washington Daily Post
Skin grafting saves life in Baltimore
City Hospital surgeons use skin from humans and puppies to graft a burned four year old, Raymond Howard, after eight months of operations beginning in September. The boy’s back and limbs receive new skin, straightening his bent frame and gradually healing wounds amid ongoing care.
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Baltimore
City Hospital
Raymond Howard
Bishop Hoss Rallies in Johns Hopkins Surgery
Baltimore February 13 Bishop E E Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church South underwent a lengthy intestinal operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was on the table nearly two hours, longer than expected, due to worse than anticipated condition. He rested easier this evening, though serious, and more hopeful. Over a hundred telegrams of sympathy arrived from across the country.
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Baltimore
E E Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hoss
Wiile
Pupils Suspended As West Virginia High School Delays
Special to The Washington Post from Moundsville West Virginia on February 15 reports the entire high school was suspended after pupils refused to attend, claiming a holiday. Faculty say students remained on premises shouting and disrupted classes, resulting in no session that day.
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Washington Post
Moundsville
Wo Va
Pine
Linruin
Andrew Carnegie Offers Half Cost For Baltimore Park Organ
Andrew Carnegie proposes to cover one half of the $3,200 organ cost for the Harlem Park M E Church in Baltimore to replace a fire destroyed instrument on December 22. The congregation will raise $1,600 to fund the purchase.
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Andrew Carnegie
Harlem Park M. E
Baltimore
William A Smith
Mayo
Anne Arundel County
Both Seek Divorce Special 10 rne Washington Post
Rosa Landau a former Washington DC stenographer sues Julius Landau foreman of a Winchester printing plant for divorce alleging repeated beating during fits of temper and threats to kill if she remained in the house. She seeks alimony of 19 dollars weekly and counsel fees. Landau files cross bill through his counsel.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Rosa Landau
Washington
Julius Landau
Landau
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Delaware
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America
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First Independent Battalion of Artillery
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George Gray
War Department
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Company 120
Coast Artillery
U S. A
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