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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
5
Alliance faces unrest from teen boys aged sixteen to nineteen who roam at night, smoke, and shirk work. Parents are urged to seek authorities’ help early to reform these youths before they become hoboes or criminals, with emphasis on turning them toward lawful paths.
A city committee urges action on two issues: enforcing the curfew for youths under eighteen and preventing tobacco sales to minors. The city attorney doubts curfew enforceability while police report heavy late night youth presence. Mothers are urged to keep children home after nine, and dealers are urged to cooperate with authorities to curb underage tobacco access.
An editorial urges Nebraska readers to adopt the apple habit noting a large eastern crop and cheap fruit this year. It argues apples reduce medical costs and diseases, praising apple culture and farmers while recalling Kibert Hubbard and the Lusitania sinking.
The Woman's Club at Mrs. Burton's in Bingham Nebraska held a social and business meeting with a large turnout. Officers were elected and new members added including Mrs J G Beck and Mrs J A Emerson. A birthday surprise for Charlie Burton and Mable Pailor occurred, with about forty mothers and children present and a cafeteria lunch served. A later meeting is planned for August 13.
The text describes lens grinding as a precise scientific operation requiring highly trained experienced workmen. It claims small curvature deviations affect results and states the lenses are ground by scientifically trained personnel. It invites readers to buy glasses here for full requirements and results.
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