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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
7
A comment from the Boston Transcript notes that efficiency experts propose actions and then require others to implement them, while the Arkansas Gazette laments that the experts themselves never perform the tasks.
The Dominion of Canada formed in 1867 with four original provinces spanning 350,188 square miles of land and waters. Today Canada covers 38,697,123 square miles of land and inland waters, reflecting major territorial expansion.
A note contrasts current temperance with a historic royal wedding from 1561. It recalls 3600 pails of wine and 1600 barrels of beer consumed at that earlier ceremony to illustrate lavish celebrations versus present restraint.
A humorous true story from Detroit Free Press recounts a young woman eager to find her ardent horseman friend. She asks via the Red Book telephones at academies, learning at last that a stable man at the Park academy has a horse named Molly and offers to bring it to the phone.
A color war erupted in Edinburgh after restaurants refused Asiatic and African residents for racial reasons. The Scottish secretary declined power to intervene, saying legislation would be impracticable. A delegation of Edinburgh Indian association students protested to the lord provost, and the group refused to join a charity pageant.
A London Opinion cartoon caption shows a policeman bowled over by a motorist. The driver says I ought to have stepped back and the girl compliments the constable as the sweetest. The caption humorously cynics about fault and charm in the street scene.
Nashville woman Mrs Harry Bornstein recounts severe fatigue and poor health from laundry work. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained vitality, feeling younger and advising others to try the tonic. She lives at 406 Second Ave South.
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