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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
7
The booklet urges productive citizens to foster civic attitudes including loyalty, cooperation, honesty, justice, industriousness, thrift, tolerance, reverence, responsibility, independence, self-control, kindness, creativity, and courage to strengthen social and national welfare during wartime.
William Hubert Levier a 37 year old landlord of Moorcock Inn Norden Rooley Moor Road Rochdale Lancashire swam with his eight year old son in a reservoir when in trouble he called for his dog to aid. The dog jumped in followed by Arthur Burrows who reached the bank as Levier sank. His body was recovered and pronounced dead.
A Boston Transcript quip suggests a method for cutworms: carry them to a vacant lot and turn them around three times to confuse them so they cannot find their way back. The remark frames a contrived home remedy rather than a real pest control tip.
A fragment quotes Jude Yankins praising speeches as guiding the world if people would pay attention, suggesting the value of commencement orations though the text is incomplete and unclear.
Fragments suggest disputes over peaceful resolutions weigh heavily in local debates. Citizens, leaders, and advocates clash over methods, timelines, and safeguards as efforts to end conflict face competing priorities and criticism.
Stewart Ogden hides as a crime unfolds in Doctor Jessup’s suburban bungalow. Ginny Jessup, dubbed Fearless Ginny, helps a thief slip away but reveals herself as Miss Doctor Virginia Jessup. Stewart contemplates calling the police while Ginny explains her dual identity and return from a medical convention.
The article notes beet root as the second most nutritious root crop after the potato and states it contains 12 percent sugar.
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