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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
1
An article notes a famous French astronomer blaming national unrest on a "fever on the sun." It also mentions iced drink parlors with poor attendance and a playful remark about finding a proverbial needle by advertising for it. A study on stammering and cerebral congestion is cited, and the first mail after the journal issue delivered a surprising name and address.
The Russellville News urges businessmen to advertise, arguing ads prove value repeatedly and compare newspapers to preachers promoting salvation for the common good, noting people often fail to see benefits until it is too late.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues abundant production lowers prices and boosts living standards. It warns few businessmen or workers reach high output while negative attitudes hinder effort. It urges all levels from manager to office boy to work efficiently and find pleasure in their duties to ensure adequate goods and housing.
Secretary of agriculture E T Meredith calls for stronger farmer business ties. He argues many industries rely on agriculture from farm implements to grain merchants and transportation. He stresses mutual prosperity depends on goodwill and material aid between business and farming communities.
A health column questions whether people eat to live or live to eat. It condemns excess and narcotics while praising simple eating for longevity and high enjoyment, noting many deaths blamed on unrestrained appetites and recalling a famed line about a man who "was a great eater."
El Wallace attended a large public sale of mules in southern Morgan county last Thursday. Over 100 head were sold at low prices due to weak demand.
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