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twig six or seven inches long cut from the dantan tree, after one end of the twig has Deen chewed to a pulp. To clean the tongue the same twig which has cleaned the teeth is split in two and brushed across...
...Kresel is Tammany's vigorous opponent. In the midst of his attack upon Tammany's Magistrates, this indictment was brought against him. Promptly Mr. Kresel resigned his post as investigator of the courts-score one for Mr. Steuer and a breathing spell for Tammany which had Deen severely discomfited through the attack upon its Magistrates. Enemies of Tammany saw partially in the fact that the City Government had acted so emphatically against the Bank of United States in comparison to its attitude in the failure of City Trust Co. two years ago (for which a Tammany Magistrate, Judge...
...last year at this time. Unfortunate last week was a roseate report by Dow-Jones that U. S. Steel's opera tions had risen to 66%. Quickly the Steel Corporation refuted this, said operations were unchanged at 63%. Scotsmen. Said the leader of the Aber deen, Scotland, Chamber of Commerce, of which 35 members are touring the U. S.: "If you want to see a good depression just come to Scotland; it's chronic over there...
When the vote to sell was made public last week, a Rotterdam bulletin published a report that "the Shipping Board will be dissolved. . . . Bids received . . . have Deen approved...
...delegation of North Dakota farmers calling upon the President. It is the early completion of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway and the proposed diversion of Missouri River waters for the irrigation of central North Dakota that most concerns North Dakotans, according to Judge McFarland. Though North Dakota has Deen a Non-Partisan League stronghold, the delegation agreed that should the President wish a call from the people for another term, he could hear the desired voice merely by turning his ear toward his neighbors in the north. ¶"Snip!" went shears in the hands of John Mays, White House...