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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
7
A compact verse fragment laments dwindling coal supplies and rising prices on a frosty night. It contrasts worn gear and pipes with the hope the fund holds, while speakers joke about trenches and the Herald office’s knowhow.
The column reflects on a boisterous, humorous Englishman and the saying It s a great life if you don t weaken It notes the dangers of overenthusiasm and praises calm judgment while mocking excitability The piece ends with a wink about a dog poisoner on vacation and hopeful wishes for a long break.
A Tuesday council session produced a slang term sheel footage and left fuel conservation discussions unresolved. Residents mused on timelines and costs, while remarks hinted at omitted expenses amid debate over gamboliers and odd references to Ethiopans and woodpiles.
The article presents a rambling editorial tone praising advertising efficiency and urging readers to trust the Herald. It notes subscription growth, increased jobwork, and the value of advertising, while lampooning competitors and emphasizing the paper’s reach and reader engagement. It ends with a brief note about silk petticoats from Highland-Hollloway Co.
A national thrift week campaign opens January 17 under YMCA auspices with government savings groups and professionals. The program urges wise buying saving and secure investing to defeat high costs, featuring thrift day Sunday and events on life insurance home ownership wills and industry thrift through January 17 to 22.
The fragment highlights factory thrift and cooperation between capital and labor. It mentions Friday January 22 Family Budget Day to promote household budget plans and Saturday January 24 Pay Your Bills Day urging debt payment. It notes hay at 60 a ton in parts of the country and warns of rising breakfast food prices attributed to buckshot.
A compact quote notes that a good business opportunity hinges on who seizes it, emphasizing personal agency and timing in success.
A Buckshot quotation notes that many men fear their wives because they acknowledge their own guilt, presenting a sharp social observation rather than factual event.
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