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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
The Andrews News lists a two dollar yearly subscription and notes second class mailing since February 23, 1919 at Andrews, DC. It requires signed communications for publication and states advertising rates are available on application.
The December 4 1919 issue urges Andrews to discuss waterworks and sewerage after completing electric lighting. It calls for Chamber of Commerce meetings, stresses health and safety benefits, and notes political commentary on Wood Wilson Coolidge Marshall and League of Nations endorsements by South Dakota parties.
A description notes the practice of shaving a one month old male infant’s head as a Chinese custom. It mentions that a ban quet is often part of the ceremony and reflects traditional rites surrounding early childhood.
Republicans and Democrats in South Dakota held state conventions to consider endorsing presidential candidates and national platforms, with the Republicans backing General.
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