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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
6
A mosaic of World War I era poems and songs honors the flag, battles, and unknown dead. It references the Star Spangled Banner, the Battle of Monterey, Arlington's unknown soldier, and a Concord Hymn style remembrance with varied voices from Yale Review and public figures.
National Capital reports renewed Senate debate on toll exemptions for American ships. Borah plans coastwise ship relief amid Hay-Pauncefote treaty questions while Harding seeks a new understanding with Britain. 1920 canal tolls show heavy American and British usage with substantial maintenance costs and no current surplus.
The Congressional Record excerpt shows sharp exchanges about Einstein's relativity. Senators from Pennsylvania Mississippi and others question who truly understands the theory. A wry tone highlights doubt about scientific literacy among lawmakers as one senator admits difficulty in grasping Einstein.
A National Geographic bulletin notes the global quest for opulent adornments. Feathers from South Africa, ivory tusks, sable coats, rose scents from Bulgaria, pearls from the seas, and platinum from Colombia enter fashion, often traced to harsh sourcing and perilous trapping.
The article contrasts the public Hughes with the formal image of secretary of state Charles Hughes. It notes a warmer, amiable demeanor surprising officials and senators, who expected a cold, brusque figure. Whiskers remain a recognizable mark as Hughes adapts to official Washington, deflating rumors of an iceberg personality.
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