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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
7
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The proposal lists irrigation projects west of Casper to be authorized and completed at once. It calls for a scientific soring system, a city recreation park system with swimming pools for children, completion of Scenic Route boulevard to Garden Creek Falls, better county roads, more highways in Wyoming, fairer freight rates, and increased train service for Casper.
The piece argues that long standing female church participation faces shift as women gain broader roles. It warns that reduced church activity could weaken congregations and push spiritual expression toward other institutions. It questions whether the church will adapt or be replaced as the main outlet for faith.
The piece argues producers must value public opinion as advertisers value goods. It notes big names must deliver quality every time to protect reputation and money. Forcing unliked plays or stars harms both film or stage reputations and profits despite advertising tricks.
The Rogers bill before Congress would consolidate diplomatic and consular services into a single foreign service with a unified structure. It creates a career path from entering class to senior grades, sets salary bands from 3000 to 6000 dollars, and offers a retirement annuity. It also provides representation allowances and expands human resource development.
The article warns of foreign influence and interference shaping U.S. trade and industry. It calls for vigilance against intrigues that threaten the nation’s economic independence and the integrity of its markets.
Correspondents report Clemenceau’s US visit and a meeting organized by Bernard Baruch and Gray Silver to rally support for reestablishing foreign markets for American farmers. They challenge claims that isolation harmed agriculture, noting US export growth and strong European markets despite debates.
The author distinguishes debate from discussion as Dr. Overstreet prefers. A discussion gathers interested persons to seek truth without assuming falsehood or victory. Participants contribute and weight others' inputs, accepting provisional conclusions if new facts emerge.
The drive to force railroads into merged systems grows louder as two major consolidations proceed under private initiative. Proponents argue only railroad owners and managers can design efficient schemes for freight, minimizing delays and operating costs.
The piece suggests China uses lessons in Mah Jongg to shape Western thinking and proposes teaching Chang Chee, a historic war game, to train tactics. Canton is credited with presenting the games as a cultural exchange and potential weaponized education. The essay notes Chang Chee’s 32 ivory pieces and river board.
Estimates for the 1022 beet sugar harvest put U S production at 606000 long tons the lowest since the early period. The drop stems from reduced acreage and sugar price dips with tariff delays harming the beet sugar industry while foreigh competition grows. Farmers see value in sugar beets for pre priced contracts and bank credit benefiting western farmers as planting increases and spending rises into millions.
A gardener tends a garden with roses lilies and a single white begonia. He leaves on a journey and returns to find the roses faded but the white begonia keeps its rosy color, earning the name Flower of Friendship for its enduring bloom.
A fragmented piece argues for respect and safety in urban traffic as mothers push baby carriages. It laments neglect of courtesy amid war era hardships and envisions the threats and potential futures of a child, urging consideration for the vulnerable pedestrian.
Fragmentary text mentions Janey and Tommy with headgear and a stocking cap. No clear event, date, or organization. Wording is garbled with unclear meaning or attribution to MARIORIE PIVEN.
The author argues that citizenship and art share a common goal. A good citizen must create valuable work, be it a samuel or a perambulator, and excellence fosters self respect and mutual respect. He criticizes greed driven politics and economics and calls for arts and crafts to be central to future citizenship.
A leading retailer in Osaka has begun a weekly day off scheme for workers, breaking the seven days a week round-the-year policy. The plan mirrors a Western practice, granting employees more rest and likely prompting rival stores to follow suit.
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