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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
2
The passage discusses postage, subscription prepayment rules, and price expectations. It notes cost changes and the impact on consumers, suggesting that price reductions would be noticeable only after broader economic shifts. It cites the American Press Association and discusses advertising and publication practices.
The article notes more frequent daily reports of price reductions than increases, reflecting that the rise in prices affects consumers slowly while reductions appear more promptly. It discusses the lag between price hikes and the felt impact on buyers.
A west ern penitentiary inmate, once a famed bandit, adopts embroidery and cross stitch as a reforming pastime. The text notes expanding interests in winemaking and prison culture as reform agents. The ex-emperor of Austria reportedly seeks the throne of Hungary, reflecting royal instability after deposition.
In an era of rising democracy rulers face unstable investments as specially made over thrones become precarious amid shifting political tides.
Old Guard veterans claim credit for sparking the drop in job prices and predict future unity among a group calling itself the Organization of Ancient and Hen sable Sons of Overall Wearers.
The piece warns against inflated labels like sacrifice for ordinary duties and stresses accurate naming of small troubles. It urges returning to clear language to prevent hindering recognition of real blessings. Dearborn Independent cites a call for precise expression.
The article notes a sharp decline in suicide rates during 1916 to 1919 as wartime service and communal effort reduced personal despair. It cites England and Wales a 23 percent drop and America a 37 percent decrease, attributing the trend to forced service and collective duty.
The piece argues humans could live longer if conditions matched those of other animals and notes modern life expectancy would rise if not for limits. It then pivots to church attendance, urging action over mere belief and asserting churches prove their necessity through growth and societal impact.
A compact collection of verse and aphorisms urging faith, discipline, and gratitude for the upcoming year. It blends quotes from Phillips Brooks General Armstrong and others with Biblical exhortations about truth wisdom and seeking God's will in daily life.
The text notes New Year observance is not universal at first and varied by culture. It cites limited early mentions in the Nuvistian festival and Hebrew celebration in Semember, with calendars aligning to lunar or solar cycles and shifting dates.
Blooming teen World reports a large ad agreement among Purvbire company and the Saturday Evening Post. Showers company will spend 1 000 000 during 1921 for space in the Post, including a double page ad for 12 000 and a monthly full page feature advertising their tumiture articles.
Joe Garrett shows slight improvement amid rheumatism at desert. Shucks visit Campbells. Garretts and kin enjoy holidays. Mrs. Ransom and others travel to Greencastle for Christmas events. Neva Phillips visits Mary Shuck. Tremor Morgan from Kentucky holidaying with Ava Morgan. A Kentucky man heads toward Kansas after visiting Chaurhe Snodgrass and Annie Muller with Henry Miller family.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Garrett visited Will Shucks last Friday night. Mr and Mrs Alva Wright dined with Mr and Mrs Lace Newman. Wishes of a happy and prosperous New Year are shared. Mr and Mrs Morris Campbell traveled to Danville last Sunday for the funeral of his cousin Miss Grooms.
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