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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
7
Governor Boyle of Nevada vows prompt steps if the Mary Pickford Owen Moore divorce investigation uncovers evidence of collusion. He argues annulment should hinge on proven collusion, noting the motive and public interest in resolving the matter.
The speaker argues that if Mary and Owen settle the matter, the decree harms no court or state interest. The critic says Governor Boyle meddles for free publicity and notes the temptation is strong for him.
A ship bound for an eastern port kept a deck parrot known for swearing. The bird repeated phrases about booze, prompting a search that found about 400 quarts of liquor and were dumped overboard just outside the three mile limit. The fate of the parrot is not recorded.
Newspapers report Easter fashion parades in New York City Atlantic City and other elite hubs with rain soaking crowds and designer gowns. Umbrellas shielded outfits but spoiled the effect in many venues as showers persisted.
A young man laments the oversized hats worn by women noting they hinder romance. He recalls women with wide brimmed or floppy headwear as a social obstacle, offering a humorous take on fashion and courtship.
A description notes a woman who insists on wearing a wide hat and consistently carries an unguarded pin at her belt, highlighting her distinctive accessories and personal style.
The article notes lenient fashion trends with very short skirts and nude hosiery, mentions Greek dancers blending with crowds, and reports Scottsbluff voting against Sunday movies. It hints at a planned new picture palace depending on Sunday program support and box office.
Citizens debate allowing cinema showings as a measure of local will. Proponents argue for rule by the people as long as films do not exceed acceptable standards and enough venues exist to mobilize voters at the polls.
A buck private on guard was caught by the officer of the day drinking cognac. The conversation reveals the private admitting to drinking on duty and the officer addressing a corporal, with the private remarking there is only enough left for the two of them.
Forty years ago editors note the medical community debates kissing with Dr Samuel S Adams dedicating seven AMA Journal columns to its dangers while claiming more kissing boosts growth. Paris fashion forecasts favor extremely short skirts and sandals with no stockings or sleeves as Grecian dancers evolve to stand out amid shoppers. Fordson tractor offer from George C Orr Hemingford Nebraska and help wanted at Alliance Steam Laundry appear as classified items.
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