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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
7
Rex Butte county police and Alliance city officers warn motorists about the new auto lens law in effect last Thursday. Officers say about fifty violators per day have been contacted with no arrests yet as enforcement begins. The rule requires lenses focused to project light no more than two hundred feet ahead to reduce glare.
Marsland residents report movements to Tollman ranch for the coming year. Several local figures attend Crawford ball games and a barbecue while others travel for medical care, hay work, and cattle breeding deals. Crawford games end with a 7 0 win for Crawford and 14 4 for Fort Robinson.
Rev A J Kearns will preach at Berea church by afternoon August 7. An alternate minister will lead Sunday evening services. Ladies Aid meets at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Mrs Patterson, mother of Mrs Rawleigh, visited Sunday School. Alma Kennedy visiting relatives at St John Kansas. Berea attendees at Hemingford Sunday School Convention included Mrs Harris and daughters Elsie Zelda, Mrs Barrett and Eva, Miss Laura Calmer, Mrs Lauer and Wilma. Next convention to be held at Berea. Mrs Will Hawkins and daughter Irene visited Alliance. Mrs Will Mundt visited Harve Cass family. Editorial lampoon questions Tom Edison inventiveness amid crime waves.
Random anecdotes and wry observations on prices, chautauqua mosquitoes, a misdialed telephone, overcharged electricians, Ash Grove trimming Berea 46 to 6, weather ruinous swims, married life woes, and cheeky advice about relationships. A mosaic of local humor and city life.
The passage notes a historic fishing trip where four preachers went out, three without licenses. It jokes that a game warden was absent, suggesting Judge Tash could have settled a score if present.
The Imperial screens Enid Bennett in Her Husband's Friend written by Marjorie Benton Cooke. Bennett plays Judith Westover in a tale of a carousing husband divorce alimony and love. The feature promises a lively plot with twists and a happy ending. The Mutiny of the Elsinore follows with Mitchell Lewis as John Pike and Helen Ferguson as Margaret West aboard the ship.
From William J. Locke’s novel a doctor learns after his wife’s death she was unfaithful. He abandons London chapters reveal his daughter’s identity and his mother’s sin, concluding with lingering themes of guilt and revelation.
A playful note suggests replacing heavy drinking with a lighter “toddy” substitute as youth are offered a safer, milder option. The line hints at a social shift toward moderation and age-appropriate beverages.
An ad touts Nature's Remedy Tablets as a cure for rheumatism due to waste elimination faults. It claims improved digestion, nourishment uptake, and waste elimination, with benefits to kidney and bowel action. Sold by druggists with a guarantee.
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