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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
7
A condensed world roundup notes U S political clashes over regulation and Cuba relief efforts while detailing budget figures for 1922 and the War Finance Corporation extension. It reports armament talks with Great Britain, a central packet bill, and peace parleys with Germany alongside various US justice and crime items.
President Harding attends the Plymouth Pilgrims celebration as the Supreme Council meets in Paris to discuss disarmament and Far East questions amid reports of Russian relief efforts. The era of new peace hopes follows, with Britain, France, Italy and Japan reassessing Silesia and allied troop movements. Emergency relief and military debates unfold as the Sweet Bill for veterans nears passage.
Kansas City business groups unite to curb billboards and filling stations along boulevards. City planning panel adopts resolution opposing sightline clutter and supports a council joint resolution to ban ads on boulevards. Local option proposed to let neighborhoods decide. residents near homes to have a say.
Announcement by Maj. A. A. Sprague announces the formation of Community Service Inc to address industrial unrest. The group aims to improve living and related conditions in Bethlehem and Chester Pa to foster a peaceful community atmosphere. A traveling unit will survey social and recreational life to identify needs and establish a service system for after-hour occupation support.
A location director for motion pictures in Tollywood Cal says white houses are almost impossible for filming. He urges residents near the industry to adopt neutral or dark shades as darker colors photograph better and blend with natural landscape. All white exteriors strain eyes.
A rustic guide urges planting wild perennials from local woods and stream banks to create lasting beauty without high cost. It extols beds of wild violets and other hardy varieties thriving with minimal care, offering multiyear stability for a home landscape.
A New York Sun excerpt describes Willie Mopilig a ten year old boy who brushes his hair, washes his face, and contemplates grooming, with a rare admission from his mother about his unusual self-care. The piece includes a cautionary line about autos and barns, urging building a garage.
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