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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
5
A fragment from the Alliance Herald lists Burke Printing Co owners and Burr family positioned as editors and business managers. It references Alliance Nebraska offices and Box Butte County context with partial address lines and post office registration notes.
Rex Beach denounces state censorship of films as a threat to art and youth. He recalls Albany hearings where opponents faced vitriol while reformers push for controls. He warns that censorial measures would drag American cinema to the nursery level.
A reader argues against celebrating Dad’s Day, highlighting the relentless toils of mothers who handle childcare, cooking, cleaning, sewing, and daily sacrifices. The piece contrasts a man’s lighter duties with a mother’s exhaustive, unseen labor, noting mothers perform countless tasks while dads often rest.
A Lincoln Star editorial argues that a recent headlight law should improve safety but enforcement will be difficult. The author warns drivers with bright lights create dangerous conditions and notes challenges in identifying violators and reading license plates at speed.
A Boston Transcript note recounts a suburbanite seeking to set his rooster an hour ahead. A friend suggests swapping the rooster for a hen, claiming it is easier to set a hen. The item also includes quips about Scotch predictions and Scotland going dry.
Cecil Morse eludes a pursuing town constable by fleeing to a three passenger biplane with his friend Bob Archer. They lift off toward Brookville as Cecil and Claire Wyndham plan a secret elopement to Europe. The constable follows, but the couple lands beyond the county line and marry, sending a honeymoon telegram to Tupa Wynalathy.
A time honored phrase is quoted urging a return home with the promise that a wail may be forgiven, reflecting cultural or familial appeal to reconciliation and acceptance.
Ribbon stock goes on sale with 1 to 3 discount offered by Sf Highland Holloway Co.
A mosaic of social musings on revolts in Russia, peace in Mexico, policing, cars and bills, energy and supply, women workers, housing shortages, and calls to enforce laws. The fragmentary remarks mix humor, critique, and cultural observations without a single clear narrative.
The article argues newspaper advertising is the most economical way to reach consumers. It states advertisers buy white space to gain profit, notes high paper costs, and praises the value of message, illustration, and merchandising behind ads in papers.
Salvation Army completes plans to place flowers on American soldiers' graves in France and at Arlington to help families locate graves. Com missioner Wm Peart of Chicago says any parent can obtain grave location details from Salvation Army headquarters in Washington. Overseas, a dedicated team will contact families and arrange flower placement with services in London Calais Arras Ostend Ypres Rouen La Havre and other sites. Link Dunn's Orchestra to perform at Fern Garden with Palm Room music.
Discount sale offered at 1-3 off on Campfire dance tickets from 52 Highland Holloway Co. Readiness to purchase encouraged for attendees seeking reduced price entry.
Music and Expression pupils performed a long recital at the academy Tuesday evening. The program featured piano solos including On the Alert, Flower Watts, and Reading selections such as Making a Bargain and The Educated Daughter. Glee club pieces, piano duets, and readings by numerous students highlighted a varied lineup of classical and lighthearted numbers.
Wilma Finegan sings Reverie Angelic Alice Prettyman in Falling Leaves with the Chorus Glee Club. Hel en Hyton participates as featured performers in the choir arrangement.
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