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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
2
The Alliance Herald serves as the official newspaper for the City of Alliance and Box Butte County with status as a second class mail publication. It lists AGE L Burr Jr. as editor and WIN M Burr as business manager.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reviews Nebraska physicians views on whiskey and beer in medicine as prohibition tensions fade. Of 870 replies, 272 said whisky is not necessary therapeutically while 291 disagreed, with Omaha voting 79 to 41 for whisky and Lincoln 29 to 6 against.
The piece argues that a newspaper’s mission is to print the news without bias or favoritism. It notes advertising funds publishing independence, warns against courting public favor, and urges readers to avoid trouble to keep stories from becoming public records. It emphasizes responsibility, court reporting, and the publisher's duty to honesty.
Governor McKelvie plans a special session to consider a gasoline tax and a few related items, but farmer opposition and public doubt temper enthusiasm. A Lincoln straw poll shows thumbs down by about 650 to 2, and critics deride proposed salary cuts as ill timed humor. The plan shifts to a possible graduated income tax for officials, though legal hurdles exist, and voters seem ready to demand reforms from a trusted legislature next election.
Paris doctors claim certain cocktails and cigarette use cause women to grow beards. They suggest shaving as a remedy if smoking and shrinking occur.
A child, taken to a poultry show by family, begs to stay until animals are released. The boy’s insistence and family’s attempts to calm him reveal his keen curiosity and attachment to the scene.
The article praises Thomas Corwin as Ohio's famed orator and statesman with abundant native wit. It notes his effectiveness in political contests and hints at a late career conclusion about wit not keeping a man employed. An English scientist quotes blondes as best fighters and willing to dye for their country.
The fragment shows a speaker urging action with jokes while claiming victory and referencing monuments above remains, attributed to an Indianapolis Star context. It lacks clear event details but suggests a political or humorous discourse about monuments.
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