07 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Callender Call
Location
Callender, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
A collection of aphorisms and humorous quips from various papers. Snippets joke about sugar prices politics etiquette and international affairs. Notable lines reference housewives victims of inflation and a beauty contest involving the Prince of Wales.
The agency promotes its tire vulcanizing work as a major improvement for vehicles, claiming hundreds of extra miles per tire and substantial savings for car owners by extending tire life and reducing replacement costs.
The New York note recalls Uncle Andrew Mellon proposing an income tax reduction seen as a possible leap toward presidential ambitions. The snippet suggests Mellon’s aim to shrink tax burdens might signal broader political aims.
A collage notes public sentiment on heaven exclusivity, Governor Pinchot hiring a golf instructor, and better immigrants moving from New York to rural areas. It also mentions calls for elastic currency and a desire to make it slightly more adhesive.
Chinese weekly reports claim aircraft are creating damp conditions along the Canada U S border with speculative weather manipulation ideas. The piece notes uncertainty about planes causing rain and discusses environmental speculation.
The message to questioners about Germany’s obligations suggests she cannot evade them. The note claims Uncle Sam supports the open door in distant markets but remains cautious at home, signaling selective openness and restraint.
Cherokee Iowa farmers Mr. and Mrs. J F Barnes near the township north line say a new seventy foot well in low ground proves the water witch. After years of hauling from the creek they now claim a magnificent well that came in recently supports their faith in the water witch amid county water supply troubles.
Mr and Mrs Barnes hire Smith Powell of Meriden to prospect underground water with a promise of payment only if water is found. Powell marks a vein near the barn, a well near the confluence is drilled to thirty four feet and yields nine feet of high quality water. Powell cautions against overdepth and notes veins are small and easily missed. The Barnes remain cautious but hope the well is valuable as land.
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