Wartime Tariff Debate and City News Mix
The article discusses the emergency tariff bill's path through Congress and possible veto by President Wilson, noting conferees and potential delays. It also covers local issues on playgrounds for children, traffic safety, foreign exchange impacts on business, and a brief column on public policy and a governor general appointment.
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Wats
Congress
Senate
House
Mark Sullivan
Wilson
Dudget Dill
Con- Ferees
Play room for children and safer play spaces planned
The National Automobilia Chamber of Commerce, a makers’ group, will push in 1921 for laws and regulations to allow children in cities better facilities for play without risking their lives. More than 43 percent of all automobiles …
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National Automobilia Chamber of Commerce
Health Talks by John B. Huber A M M.D
Health Talks present medical guidance on nutrition, apoplexy warnings, and fluid intake. Questions cover over eating, calorie needs, signs of impending apoplexy, and appropriate beverages during meals.
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Health Talks
John B. Huber
Friend Wife Inferences On Jealousy And Social Games
In a tense scene Andrew and Imogene discuss jealousy and women's social tactics. Imogene argues wives universally resent rival women, while Andrew defends friendly behavior as harmless entertainment. The dialogue explores how women subtly influence their husbands and how jealousy shapes marriage dynamics.
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Nettia Mayo
Andrew
Imogene
Nature Notes Q and A From This Paper’s Column
Readers ask about shaman attacks on wood ducks, snow snakes, and ant and bee colony foraging. Answers cover snake egg digestion, dogwood flower buds versus leaf buds, and striped gopher digging with powerful incisors and forelegs to move soil to the surface.
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Nature Notes
Incorrect English Uses of Where and Accept
The text shows mixed spellings for nowhere everywhere and anywhere used in sentences about a battle a knight a nobleman and a newspaper ad. It includes a claim about a prominent New York City physician earning about 30000 dollars annually for several years.
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Black Prince
New York City
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A Chinese coin-counter Sing Lee earns fame for quick math as a customer asks for a complex mix of bills. Loyd presents a puzzle about converting a banknote into smaller denominations, asking readers to determine how many fifties were given.
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Sing Lee
U. S
Fear and nerves from Side Talks letter by Ruth Cameron
A reader letter explores fear and physical health tied to nerves. The writer uses animal metaphors to describe fear as something to scat and manage through rest, padding the nerves, and improving body and mind in tandem.
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Ruth Cameron
Inc
Economic forces shape steel prices and jobs
Analyzing steel industry trends, the piece argues price and wage policy must align with other markets to prevent job losses and market shrinkage. It cites Judge Gary, The Iron Age, and independent mills, warning that high prices risk losing foreign and domestic buyers and reducing demand for steel products.
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Gary
Steel Corporation
Midvale
Forest plan proposed to boost Iowa forestry credits
Senator Horchem in the Iowa legislature offers a bill to tax reduce one half on lands outside cities with 30 or more trees eight inches in diameter per acre. The old law blocks grazing lands and is ineffective. The Capital urges enactment to aid forestry with little tax impact. Michigan allows state purchase of nonfarming lands for forestry.
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I .A. Des Moines
Horchem
Iowa
Iowa Assembly
Michigan
Iowa Considers Tax Sales for Forest Lands Plan
The Capital urges Iowa to imitate Michigan by using tax sales to acquire forest lands from delinquent owners. The plan would protect standing timber, replant, and convert low-value acres into valuable timber. It notes rapid forest loss and urges action by Des Moines lawmakers.
Steel prices and wages policy sparks debate
Wollman's Review notes United States Steel's chairman rejects any cut in steel prices or wages. The stance garners mixed sentiment, with skepticism about its practical effects on the steel industry and labor. The article examines potential division over this policy.
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Wollman
United States Steel Corporation
Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo for hair care
Advert says alkali in soaps harms hair and scalp. Recommends Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless cleanser. One to two teaspoonfuls cleanse the hair. lathers richly, rinses easily, leaves hair silky and manageable. Available at pharmacies. inexpensive, lasts months for a family.
Papes Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief
The ad praises Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach distress caused by included meals. It touts relief from gas, acids, sourness, and indigestion, claiming millions use it and that it is inexpensive.
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Pape
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement Claims Cure All Skin Ailments
A Buffalo advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for eczema and old sores and a long list of skin issues. It features a testimonial from Mrs. F. Root of 287 Michigan Street claiming a leg with 11 years of running sores was cured after using the ointment. Mail orders handled by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo, N Y.
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Peterson
Batialo
Mra. F. Root
Michigan Street
Buffalo
Peterson, Ointment Co., Inc
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