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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
5
Edward S. Martin argues in Harper's about social status anxiety and how people fear downward mobility. A strong, detached civic or spiritual life can lessen concern for material wealth and encourage marriage and family, reducing influence of social decline.
A Western town public diary note urges readers to value what they have at hand with a Lincoln reference. The Christian Science Monitor remarks that modern Americans deserve greater library access and more may be required of the President today.
A quoted reminiscence from Dustin Stax recalls his first days needing to borrow money for railroad fare. A friend adds a wary comment about history repeating itself if rate boosts are pursued, suggesting widespread consequences.
Floyd Darrell risks life to rescue Hank Logan’s child and avert vendetta, ending the Blair Logan feud’s latest danger as Ogden Blair bargains a fragile ceasefire. The return of Darrell to the Tennessee mountains triggers a deadly showdown and a promise of peace.
Navy hydrographic office states the ocean is about 100,000,000 years old. If all land elevations were removed and used to fill hollows, the globe would be billiard ball smooth and ocean depth would average 8,700 feet. The era marks condensation of vapors into seas of Earth.
The Imperial shows The One Man Trail starring Buck Jones and Blondy with romance and riding as a central draw plus a farewell for Charley Ray. Sunday features Sheltered Daughters with Justice Johnstone and a vaudeville bill including Little Miss Melody and The Falls. Monday promises The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse adaptation and a High School comedy Truth and Nothing But the Truth.
The High School play Nothing But the Truth runs 6 7 with Bob Bennett portraying key roles. Community members weigh in on honesty and ethics as Bennett’s scenes spark discussion about truth telling in adolescence.
A lighthearted notice notes that the extra hour of daylight curbs husbands from staying out late, implying earlier homecomings and calmer evenings. The quip reflects social mood about longer days and domestic routines.
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