Governor McKelvie Optimistic on Nebraska Economy Outlook
Governor S R McKelvie, returning from Alliance, states Nebraska business and farm conditions are improving. He cites banking bureau gains, lower farm costs, rising farm profits from fed corn to hogs, and lower cattle feeder costs as signs of a gradual return to normalcy, with wealth flowing into banks.
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S. R. McKelvie
Alliance
Neka
Lincoln Star
Kia Rewyn
Bureau of Banking
Department of Trade and Commerce
Nebraska
Ashhe
Methodist Church Progress and Exchange of Pulpits in Alliance
Construction on the new church advances with basement cement walls near completion and brick work to follow. Dr W J Mahaily formerly of Alliance sends a generous subscription pledge of 250 to support the project. Next Sunday Rev J M Wingett of Gordon will exchange pulpits and attend a union service at the Presbyterian church in the evening. An Epworth League institute circular for Crawford on August 17 is available. An inherited taste for alcohol is warned against as a young life may be affected if a cellar is inherited.
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W. J. Mahaily
Mullen
Alliance
J. M. Wingett
Gordon
Presbyterian Church
Wingett
John Haslow
Epworth League Institute
Crawford
Unclear custody rights cited as parents age burden children
A fragment notes that when parents are aged and broken the children do not go to court to seek custody, suggesting diminished pursuit of guardianship amid family strain.
Advertising's Hidden Influence on Habits and Views
The Publishers' Auxiliary notes advertising shapes thoughts and habits. It cites early tobacco ads turning chewing into a respectable habit and later e cigarettes gaining social acceptance through marketing.
Advertising’s Education ripple through seasons and dress
The piece argues advertising shapes public taste and behavior, citing Prohibition era distillers’ campaigns and a shift from heavy to lighter summer attire. It recalls past fashions like the Clay worsted suit and hot day discomfort, illustrating how ads educate while steering social norms.
Sunday Fashion Notes From The Town Bulletin
Ankle bed from elastic gaiters and women’s summer attire are described with remarks on sensibility. Some women chose heavy black dresses for Sunday, contrasting with lighter summer wear.
Advertising and Fashion Change Driven by Ads
Advertising has transformed luxuries into everyday needs and made once mocked styles acceptable. The piece argues publishers must push aggressive advertising to shape trends and keep pace with time, predicting further shifts yet to come.
Remembering the Living Honors Fallen Soldiers in Greenville
The Greenville Piedmont notes a call to honor the dead by honoring the living soldiers and supporting ongoing remembrance efforts in the community.
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Greenville
S. C
Piedmont
Germany Reassesses War Moves as Costs Exceed Hopes
In a sober shift, Germany acknowledges that its aggressive actions did not pay off. Officials concede the military campaign failed to deliver expected gains and warn of accumulating costs and consequences.
Little Red Schoolhouse Outshines Little-Read Citizen
A brief news item notes the little red schoolhouse being better than the little-read citizen, as featured in the Boston Herald Want Ads section.
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Boston Herald
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