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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
9
A historic note shows branches and exchanges linking department lines under a unified system. The text emphasizes the expansion of the telephone network to synchronize office communication and improve efficiency across divisions.
Willis of Ohio asserts the tariff fight is led by conscienceless bankers and importers seeking profits from cheap abroad goods. He argues Germany France England and others would be paid in goods, not currency, and warns that Democratic filibusters prolong chaos for American workers and producers.
The author argues that PARDING’s refusal to send representatives to Genoa and The Hague to back a Soviet recognition is sound. Recognizing the Soviet regime or lending a billion dollars would support Lenin’s military power and fail to restore order in Russia. The article warns loans would fuel Bolshevik control and undermine permanent welfare.
The article argues against US loans or direct aid to Soviet Russia, labeling Bolshevism as a lasting threat. It contends such financial support would empower a thieves empire and provoke international scorn. It asserts European powers would benefit only temporarily and urges steadfast American resolve.
The piece extols American constitutional government offering broad opportunity for all, contrasting with Russia's communism. It cites John Hays Hammond Jr. and Sherman M. Fairchild as self-made innovators whose wealth did not deter their pursuit of advancement, arguing such success relies on brains and effort rather than state control.
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board argues for a strong U S merchant fleet to avoid European control of markets in Africa South America and Siberia. He warns reliance on Europe for ocean transport harms American exporters and calls for subsidies to match European support as the nation builds essential trade links.
Nod and Ted discover an Indian arrow point made of milky quartz in a lakeside shell black bank. Ned explains differences: game points have a notch to bind to shafts. war points lack a notch and may stay in wounds. They expose a camp site and hint at toolmaking by indigenous peoples.
Ned and Ted discover tiny yellow flint points and a half-made fish point, plus a batch of flakes and a stone axe. They describe pottery fragments and primitive dishes, plan to start a collection, and vow to help each other as a hobby unfolds.
A poetic reminiscence titled with moonlit imagery explores shy romance and heartfelt longing. The speaker questions the beloved’s reaction to declarations of love under the night sky, with moonlight, honeysuckle scent, and starry ambiance as a backdrop for sentiment and arousal.
The Omaha Bee urges citizens to view crime as an attack on every law abiding person not a spectator sport. It argues punishment should deter and reform is secondary and that criminals owe reparation to society after crimes. It condemns romantic sympathy for criminals and calls for public accountability.
Congressman Mondell announced that a comprehensive agricultural credits bill will be perfected soon after the War Finance Corporation loan extension for livestock and agricultural interests received final congressional approval last week. He urged immediate enactment, noting the war era body should not become permanent, while aiming for a lasting measure for stockmen and farmers.
A policy proposal outlines how industries can access loans on reasonable terms. It emphasizes flexible maturities and lower interest rates to spur investment. The plan highlights potential funding sources and safeguards for lenders while aiming to accelerate industrial growth.
A poem reflecting on the lasting impact of small acts of kindness and beauty. It asserts that flowers and gentle thoughts leave a fragrance and ethical immortality, outlasting the giver’s moment and even decay. The verse celebrates grace shed in sunshine or rain as a world transforming influence.
A reader questions quiz prompts curious meanings and origins. It asks about the Wellington club, the Cat Nation tribe, racial labels, Dyak notes, Esther's meaning, Chicago nucleus, Aesop authorship, Queen of Hearts, San Salvador meaning, and a Roman stoic born near Christ's era.
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