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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
9
An article praising the Soldiers and Sailors reunion and race meet highlights the tireless volunteers of Alliance, especially Post M. T. P. A., who spread the word and handled policing and parking. It lauds Alliance’s loyal citizens as the city’s pride and its best asset.
For the first time in ce history an entertainment program drew wide attention and paid out well. Credit goes to the committee led by John W. Guthrie and Ed Bishop with Rufus Jones and the Alliance Community Club board. The races were praised as the best ever in western Nebraska despite weather delays.
A comparison of prewar and 1918 prices shows the United States had the smallest price increase among several nations. Prices rose 107 percent in the United States versus 115 percent in Canada and 138 percent in Britain, with France at 235 percent by May. Per capita currency and bank deposits also grew, with circulations at $34.65 in 1918 rising to $56.23 by December and deposits nearly tripling.
In Philadelphia Representative Gillett of Massachusetts, named by Republicans as Speaker, assailed President Wilson as a dreamer and idealist. He called him an egoist and warned against repetition of past indecision and blundering in Washington, criticizing Democratic governance.
The piece criticizes Republican war conduct from 1896 to 1912 contrasting it with Democratic reforms. It cites the Spanish American War and Cuba expedition faults, proclaims Democratic advances like the Federal Reserve System and Farm Loan programs, and praises recent achievements under a Democratic leader, challenging the label of “dreamer” or “idealist.”
Nebraskas constitutional convention race shapes as Republicans and Democrats discuss candidate slates. Potential contenders include Harry Gantz Earl D Mallery J A Keegan F A Bald and Lee Basye with Earl Mallery facing factional pressure over railroad and Sheridan county support. Thomas L Briggs signals no bid. petitions from Rushville possible for seats.
Notice to teachers that a special examination will be given July 27 and 18 at the Court House in Life Certificates and the five essentials. For teachers seeking to complete or renew certificates under the old law. Opal Russell, Co Supt.
A collage of local commentary on weather and morals in Alliance. Pebbled notes recount alcohol mischief, rough roads, license quirks, and a pair of boxing bouts, plus a humorous poem about Adam and Eve and a vodka parcel scam joke.
A French boy Felix Galzdire writes from war torn France thanking his American godmother for letters and 10 cent daily support. The Fatherless Children of France seeks 60 000 more adoptees through a Chicago drive led by Mrs. Walter S. Brewster. Each godparent funds a day’s care for a child and correspondence links the pair.
The article compares Babylon's brick artistry to modern brickmakers noting Babylon led in brick durability and glaze coloring that added to the city’s splendor during the age of Sargon and Nebuchadnezzar. The modern industry has much to learn from Babylon in both durability and decorative glazes.
The text notes that in ancient times actresses were unknown and Elizabethan audiences accepted young male players. Around 1656 Charles II encouraged women to perform on the English stage, leading to actresses appearing worldwide with varying success.
Lincoln state highway commissioner reports requests from manufacturers and dealers to issue blank permits for farm tractors so they can supply retailers under a July 15 law. Officials say each manufacturer wholesaler and dealer must obtain individual licenses, with the university unable to complete tests before August. temporary permits will be issued by the commission in the interim.
Mrs. Nexdoor notes Doctor Bigfee looked bloomy as he departed the Moneybaggs residence, prompting speculation that the old gentleman is improving.
Public notice lists regular teacher examinations at the court house on July 26. Opal Russell, County Superintendent, directs the process and provides contact at 21 21 8094 for details.
A vintage remedy touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. Aged readers are advised to apply with a comb or brush. results appear by morning and are claimed to be natural and glossy.
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