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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
5
A film column critiques heavy use of bathing beauties in California beach scenes and Alaskan productions alike. It sides with harmless admiration but questions the demand and potential booster bias behind seaside beauty in cinema. The piece recalls a university-era dancer and notes comfort with interpretative dance as an alternative.
The dancer reached the fourth period of her routine when a ripping sound occurred during gyrations and the act ended abruptly. She exited in confusion, and the observer notes repeated misfortune with interpretive dance since. Lightning reportedly never strikes twice in the same place.
A literary excerpt questions interpretive dance titles from a Boston newspaper and reprints an old Deshler Rustler sale bill. The sale notice lists enslaved people for a public auction near Harrieburg in Kentucky dated September 26, 1950, with quantities of property, stock, and cash terms.
Notice calls attention to Ordinances 268 and 278 of Alliance city requiring a permit before erecting or adding to structures valued at $100 or more and prohibiting moving buildings along streets without a permit. Violations incur penalties. Mayor A D Rodgers fulfills official duty.
A compact note argues that lasting success comes from genuine merit products. It warns against obscure publications that mislead readers to fool customers and stresses that reputable business relies on selling true, useful goods.
Priscilla Dean offers guidance on social nerves and conversation. She criticizes women who interrupt, gossip, or overdo mannerisms and urges cultivated breathing, tone, and refined speech to charm men.
American Legion Alliance post 7 announces a 6 30 p m dinner March 10 at Fern Garden Alliance hotel. Members will receive cards and must RSVP to D C Bradbury post adjutant. Attendance has grown with over sixty at the last dinner and nearly a hundred at a recent dance.
The gang shows eagerness to learn new songs or parodies and invites readers to submit verses in black and white. Thomas N. Swale protests Monroe reformatory prisoners wearing olive drab uniforms, calling the garb a poor fit and noting it may be discontinued.
National American Legion officials consider a congressional naval affairs probe after Washington Legionnaires claim Bremerton yard foremen are radicals who hire party members over ex servicemen. A.L. field organizer reports most recent discharges at Bremerton were veterans.
The Americanization committee of the Texas department of the American Legion argues American artists rival or surpass foreign performers. They claim many Americans adopt foreign mimes to gain work and that foreigners earn higher salaries. The Nebraska legion posts, under W. W. Hughes, survey internal talent to use American Legion acts in programs and prevent exploitation by foreign and traveling companies.
N O Colerick of Alliance Nebraska a retired mason testifies Doan's Kidney Pills are a first class kidney medicine. He says they relieved kidney pain lameness and back ache and he recommends the remedy bought at Thiele's Drug Store. Price 66 cents a box. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY manufactures.
Progress in installing the sanitary sewer in districts 11 and 12 is satisfactory with completion targeted by May 1. Weather and March conditions could delay by a month or two, but continued cold and dry weather may allow finishing on time.
A winter trend warns of knee monia like outbreaks if epidemics follow the styles. Health observers caution monitoring patterns and potential spread across communities. Officials stress preparedness and public awareness to reduce risk.
A Massachusetts Mason recently turned one hundred and was questioned about his long life. He admitted smoking two to five cigars daily but said it did not aid digestion, warning others against tobacco. The colorful piece lampoons anti smoking sentiment and notes sensational notes on pie ads and in law tied to in law marriages.
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