Wool tariff critique and rail order debate in 1920s issue
The piece defends disinterested tariff framing over wool growers opposed by sectional interests. It critiques Senator Gooding of Idaho for fighting for wool profits, calls for national economic balance, and analyzes Judge Wilkerson’s injunction on rail operations, urging clear limits on labor and government power. It also notes Navy Secretary Denby’s China observations and U.S. economic stakes with China’s potential 400 million buyers.
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Frank Senator Gooding
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Senate
United States
Gooding
Congress
America
New England
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Mr. Gooding
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Gompers
U. S. Labor Board
Railway Employes’ Department of the
Breakers Ahead Indebtedness Figures From Bank of America
Sioux City Journal notes state indebtedness totals 1 071 506 981 dollars. The funding debt of New York City stood at about 1 292 973 059 dollars as of January 1, last year, according to the Bank of America estimates.
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Sioux City Journal
Bank of America
New York City
New York
Children Who Squint in Early Life and Treatment
A health column notes squint or cross eye in children may stem from paralysis, faulty refraction, or congenital conditions. It urges early ocus examination, correction with glasses if needed, and possible muscle surgery for persistent cases to save vision and prevent permanent misalignment.
Love and Jealous Twin in a Veranda Conversation
Imogene confronts Andrew about a talk with Mrs Thor nton on the veranda. He explains love as a pair of twins where one flourishes while the other is weeded out. He admits talking to a pretty woman, denying romance with her, and contrasts jealousy with trust as the twin of love. Imogene reacts with relief.
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Thornton
Jones’ Veranda
Imogene
Andrew
Dan Cupid
Bis
Heaven
Hell
Imosene
Althout
Love
City Debts Highlight Rising State and City Indebtedness
The document notes total state indebtedness surpassing 221 million dollars more than the 43 states combined, while New York City carries a short term debt of 490,171,150 dollars, bringing its total indebtedness to 173,144,209. The figures illustrate a rapid rise in spending versus revenue.
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New York City
Abe Martin Reflects On Farmers Fear Of Frost And Vices
The column recalls Abe Martin noting a wary farmer expecting the crop to cover taxes if frost holds off while reflecting on past remedies for drunkenness and a shift from doctors to evangelists in saving habitual drinkers.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Summary
Nature Notes from 1954 offer reader questions on trees birds and squirrels. Answers discuss poplar and cottonwood differences, bird nest behaviors, rabid questions about charring and feeding young, plus a caution on disease carried by flies and their risks to humans.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Micflin Co
Nature Notes
Vis
The Sweet Rose at the Gate of Home
A verse praising love as the sweetest rose beside a home. The speaker yearns for simple pleasures a crust of bread and cabin home, loving companionship at the gate, and peace and rest with the beloved each day. The poem centers on enduring love guiding life’s simple joys.
Sunflower Helps Flowers At The Grand Ball
In a tale by Mrs. Fla. Walker the flowers fear a grand ball with soiled gowns. Sunflower persuades Mr Sun to summon Rain Elves who scrub and polish plants, giving everyone bright dresses for the ball and earning Sunflower a place among the garden’s beloved. Burma records an annual rainfall of 600 inches.
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Sunelower
Flora
Haven
Rose
Mr. Sun
Sunflower
Mr. Sunman
Sunman
Wind
Mr. Wind
Burma
Brain Tests Prompt Riddles and Flower Clue Puzzle
A puzzle item mentions rapid brain tests and a porch floral clue. It presents wordplay transforming letters and words, ending with a name hinted as Jemima through a sequence of letter additions and removals. The fragment resembles a newspaper brain teaser or riddle page from an old issue.
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Cottege
Hair Care Advice Promotes Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
An advertisement warns against using harsh soaps and alkalis for hair washing. It endorses Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure, greaseless, and effective for cleansing scalp and hair, with instructions to mix two or three teaspoonfuls in warm water for a rich lather. It claims the shampoo leaves hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage and notes it is inexpensive and widely available at pharmacies.
Simple remedy dissolves blackheads with powder wash
An old style advertisement claims jealonite powder dissolved by hot wet sponge eliminates blackheads. It Warns against pinching and squeezing, says pores stay clean after washing, and urges readers to try the method for clear skin.
Best Home Treatment for All Hairy Growths
An article advising women to use a delatone paste to remove hair from arms or neck. It explains mixing powdered delatone with water, applying to the hairy area for two to three minutes, then rubbing, washing, and achieving clear skin. It warns to ensure the product is real delatone.
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Fog
West Fork Ave
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Monntolien Wnsertion
Coiy 43
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
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Story
Brooks & Finley
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Matter of
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Uncle Sam
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Wallace
Farmers of America
Fowa Editors
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
C.D
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Dr. Brady
Cara
Friend Wife
Rob Fulikerson
Abe Martin
Dake Bentley
Evangelista
U.S
Custom House
Tnt Og
Frank J L. Stanton
Mrs. Fla. Walker
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Dubuque, Iowa
United States Labor Board
Dubuque
Iowa
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