Labor wage policy from Atlantic City federation viewpoint
The article reports on the American Federation of Labor Atlantic City convention and its labor policy. It emphasizes opposing wage reductions, cutting production waste, and boosting real wages through shorter hours and higher purchasing power, citing studies on waste distribution and the role of management. It discusses public and industry reaction and argues for cooperation between labor and management to raise living standards via increased production and mechanization benefits.
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Federation
Iloor
Iowa dairy prices rise as production grows says analysts
The Iowa dairy report notes butterfat prices remain higher than a year ago while output increases. Experts warn against rapid dairy expansion, urging careful balance of supply and demand to sustain consumer and producer interests. The piece ends with oblique literary references.
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Irs
Iowa Creaiinéry
Educa Lional
Towa
Curious Congress Probes and Debates Across States
Iowa editors note an active 69th Congress with proposed investigations into aviation and the Mitchell case, alien property office, navy disasters, FTC, tariff commission, trusts, Teapot Dome remnants, Indian affairs, and Treasury probes. Des Moines asks who can afford auto ownership. thrift and income shape ownership. Skeletal Shenandoah inquiries loom. debate over an impartial board continues.
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Tort Dodge Messenger
Chironicle
William Mitchell
Navy
Federal Trade Commission
United States Tari Commission
Plant Intent Trust
Des Moines
New York City
Garlic, love, and health in a Mexican girl's plea
A Mexican immigrant writes to Dr. Brady about heartbreak and illness from garlic intake and a failed romance with an American man. The columnist notes shifting views on garlic from old diet lore to modern chemistry, warns readers about unfounded health cures, and offers general advice. He references inhaling carbon monoxide, a near death episode, and invites brief personal health questions to be answered by the doctor.
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Cook Comida
Pimimo
Apura
Brady
Spall
Wei
Plese
Periodicas Americanos
Periodicos Americanos
Americanos
Santa Claus
Dor. Brady
William Brady
The Surprising Sex Showdown and Political Fallout
Blake declines the senatorial nomination and plans retirement to Cranston politics and law practice. Anna denounces Julie and accuses Blake of weakness and manipulation while Julie is painted as deceptive. The confrontation exposes gossip, personal betrayals, and shifting loyalties amid a scandalous rumor.
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Blake
Anna Dennissot
Anna
Washington
Julie
Ann
Brent
Cranon
Ap Vale
Blake Shipping
Hir Ronks
Jane
Ace
Ely
Jimmy Philips
Lohndso
Abe Martin Says Wave Stand Still In Cal Alert
A quirky Abe Martin line sketches a crime wave fear as a playful aside about a California situation. The column notes public unease and local reaction, framing it with regional humor and familiar personalities.
It Happens in the Best Regulated Hotels excerpt
In a tense hotel scene Anna pleads for forgiveness as John awakens from a long sleep. His polite response reveals distance, and Anna, desperate, uses a final card by visiting Latour's studio as the story continues.
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Anna
John
Latour
Uncle Wiggily and the Fir Tree
Uncle Wiggily and friends search near a hollow tree for a green feather from the fir tree. A mysterious voice demands the feather back, and Uncle Wiggily contemplates the tree as a possible origin while meeting familiar woodland characters.
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Uncle Wiggily and the
Howard R. Garis
Parrot Escapes Cage In Frosty Woods Tale
In a woodland vignette a parrot admits leaving its cage to see the world. The bird shivers in the frost, laments winter, and explains its wish to explore, while a rabbit and Uncle Wiggily observe the strange escape and its chilly consequences.
Fireside Tale Of Uncle Wigpily And The Green Feather
A woodland fable unfolds with Uncle Wigpily the bunny teaching a parrot about fur types and plumage. After a plan to sleep in a hollow tree, the parrot heads home while Wigpily, with a green feather, contemplates his way back to the saubre tree as darkness falls. A starry light appears, hinting at a continuation tomorrow night.
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Gatle
Tus
Johnnie
Billie
Rabbit Bentleman
Squirrel Boys
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Wolf
Lfir
Uncle Wig
Hollow Stump
Jane
Virgily
Wigpily
Bunny Gentleman
Burroughs Nature Club Answers and Notes
Readers asked about nature topics including ground robins, bats, and the basilisk lizard. Answers discuss ground robin names, male and female towhee markings, bat flight limits, basilisk features, and a health ad for FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR cough remedy.
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Foley
War of Titans and Gods in Uncle Ray's Corner
Uncle Rays Corner recounts the Greek myth of Cronus and Zeus. Zeus, hidden in a cave, grows strong and plans to overthrow Cronus with his siblings and other allies. After a fierce battle, Zeus defeats Cronus and the Olympian gods divide power. Atlas bears the sky as an Atlas-named map book nod.
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Uncle Ray
War of ‘Titans and Gods
Cronus
Heaven
Zeus
Gronus
Thundebolts
Atlas
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Healthy Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a 35 cent hair tonic that refreshes hair by acting on the roots. It claims vigorous growth, nourishes and strengthens follicles, and suggests brushing with Danderine for immediate revitalization and fuller looking hair.
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Danileline
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