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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
3
The quote contrasts appearances with character, noting that those who judge by attire may misjudge a person’s true identity. It hints that clothing can mask or reveal status and intent more reliably than looks alone.
A Manhattan socialite romance unfolds as Mr Randolph proposes after a comic scene of rehearsal and crash as a Persian rug flies and a taxi meter map plot dissolves into a kiss. Pamela and Randolph confess lasting affection while Tomlinson frets at the absurd spectacle and the horn sounds end the scene.
United States federal aid for highways shows 1920 work totaling about 80 million dollars, with states contributing, and federal projects under construction near 109 million. The report notes rapid progress comparable to the Panama Canal’s wartime effort, and a 25 percent jump in projects handled in 1920 versus prior years.
The Oklahoma study estimates how many horses are needed to haul 6270 pounds on four road types. Ten horses on loose sand or mud, five on dirt, two on gravel, and one on good macadam. A single horse can move about 800 pounds on muddy dirt and up to 6 300 pounds on macadam depending on road condition.
The article argues good roads extend beyond quick transport, aiding traveling salesmen farmers and doctors who rely on cars. It notes wider territory calls, lower selling costs, and faster access to medical care reducing suffering.
The latest concrete machine will lay a concrete roadway 9 to 12 inches thick, covering 14 000 square feet, in a day.
Narrow first class automobile roads replace old footpaths in Japan, signaling modernization. The shift reflects new transportation priorities and supports increased vehicle use in urban and rural areas.
A historical note emphasizes strong foundation as essential for high quality building materials. It warns that even the best paying or valuable material will degrade without proper base support, urging stable construction practices and reputable framing methods.
The town council of Andrews South Carolina orders a special election on July 5 1921 to vote separately on two bond propositions one for 150000 to build a water works plant and system and one for 100000 to fund a sewerage system both with six percent interest payable forty years after date and redemption after twenty years.
In a June 1 1921 council meeting Andrews South Carolina approves a special election to issue hundred thousand dollars in sewerage bonds. The vote also selects three public works commissioners and allows the mayor to fill board vacancies. Public notice must run 30 days prior.
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