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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
10
The writer mocks professor Giddings and the aura around academics, arguing titles trump substance. He notes the media and public cling to words from professors, citing his claim that world conditions improve despite welfare concerns and a dismissive remark about skirt length versus hair part.
A debate unfolds over censorship theories with references to Toy, Chase, Hattie Plum Williams, and Dr. Jennie Callias. The writer remarks the final verdict is not yet reached and questions agreement from Mrs. W. B. Barkley.
In welfare and reform circles the main issue is a censorship bill. Lawmakers vacillate between backing H. R. No. 113 from child welfare experts creating a state board, and shifting after a test vote to reassess the measure.
The piece argues H R No 123 should guide censorship, favors welfare workers in a test of strength, and questions if laws should curb naked images in basketball and ads. The Hamilton County Register editor presses public officers to enforce existing laws and cautions against moralizing to shield children.
A woman treated at a London hospital claimed she swallowed a mouse prompting a strong rebuke for such acts in an era of modern mousetraps. The item opens with a quip from Looker-On in Calcutta.
Eloise pursues a fantasy of romance by snowshoe in wintry woods. She encounters Tom after a tumble in snow, finds his letters, and the pair reconcile while their sisters watch. The tale blends longing, nature, and a playful rescue in a snowy setting.
In the Nebraska senate a park bill moves to third reading in committee of the whole. Proposed measures include canceling a school land lease near Chadron and creating a state park board with amendments limiting use of funds for lands not yet titled. The chamber considers converting more school land into parks.
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