Four Power Pact Faces Senate Teeth Removal
The senate fights to strip teeth from the four power pact by adopting a reservation. It would declare no obligation to protect insular rights without congressional consent, echoing the Versailles debate. The piece argues Harding and Hughes align with Wilson, asserting the pact as a treaty risk without real enforcement.
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Livestock industry urges more advertising and lower freight rates
Leaders of the livestock dealers association argue that advertising boosts demand as much as market conditions do. They urge railroads to cut freight rates, noting milk and meat can both prosper together, with cattle and creameries expanding. They forecast the current downturn will pass and prosperity will rise for the live stock industry.
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Household Budgets and the Cash Account Method
A guide to promoting thrift through a household budget and cash account. It emphasizes setting strict expense limits, recording every item, avoiding unnecessary purchases, and recognizing how small daily costs can drain income. Without budgeting, many overspend and stay hard up.
Street Car Collision Sees Auto Struck Near Monument
W T Bryan president of the street car company and a party in his big blue auto bumped a street car near the College Avenue Washington Street monument. No injuries reported though occupants were frightened. The horse abandoned after the accident. owner gave it to a bystander. Municipal Clean Up Day wagons to collect trash Wednesday through the week. Civic Club urges citizen cooperation for efficient cleanup.
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A Lard Luck Story With A Runaway Horse
A dairyman named Crawford of Harbersville bought a fine three year old horse on Saturday. Monday the horse ran away with milk to market on State street, broke its legs in two places, and proved so costly that it’s cheaper to give it away than keep it.
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Quips and Quirks From A Roaring Era Opinion Page
A digest of dated witticisms and observations touches on jaywalking, marriages, tax debates, light beer, and fashion fads. It notes a building boom, the bobbed hair trend, and political opinions from Congress to reformers. It wittily contrasts car and plane travel, jokes about flirtation and dating costs, and hints at travel, lent, and social mores of the era.
Worried Husbands Read This About Your Wife
A distressed message urges husbands to consider their wives fatigue and irritability at home. It warns that household duties once easy may now overtax her and suggests seeking relief with Pepto-Man to ease daily burdens.
Orr & Company Awarded Premium in Royal Corn Club
In the list of prizes displayed in the Royal Corn Club contest Saturday one premium was awarded by Orr & Company cotton factors not Orr Drug Co as the Banner’s list stated.
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Former Athenian Amazed by Athens Growth
Col Al Fairbrother told a Banner reporter he once lived in the city and returned to see remarkable growth. He cited the new courthouse and city hall, the office buildings, and especially the new hotel, noting the town has become a true city.
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Cardul credited for renewed energy in Richmond woman
A Richmond Indiana letter from Mrs. Cora Courtney says she was rundown and exhausted until taking Cardul. She credits the purely vegetable tonic with restoring strength, enabling her to do housework and shopping and care for five children, four in her husband’s care, and a boarder.
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Coal Supplier Promises Reliable Fuel and Fair Prices
A promotional notice from a coal supplier asserts its product will turn spring into early summer if accepted. It claims superiority of the fuel, accurate pricing, and a reputable business location just beyond the depot.
Remarkable Growth Delights City During Welcome
A citizen voice lauds the city’s growth and the warm reception to visitors. The speaker expresses astonishment at the strong turnout of loyal residents engaging with strangers and extending a courteous greeting to all attendees.
Eleven Year Old Boy Disappears From Home
Police were called to assist parents Rev and Mrs. B W Mercier who reported their eleven year old son missing from home in the city. No word had arrived at police headquarters by 2 am as authorities searched for the boy who did not return home.
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Red Cross Health Information Breathing Rate Variations
Health guidance discusses monitoring breathing patterns in patients, noting normal adult respiration 16 to 20 per minute and higher rates during exercise. It emphasizes careful counting by caregivers, counting methods, and awareness of variations indicating condition changes.
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Respiratory observation guidance from Red Cross notes
The text explains counting respirations using a second hand for five minutes, noting rate, effort, and any noises. It cites pneumonia tuberculosis and throat trouble as cases of faster breathing, and urges reporting breathing difficulty pain sounds like snoring or wheezing to the doctor for treatment guidance.
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