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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
4
A brief entry notes one dollar paid to the Comanche Texas Post Office as second Glave mail matter indicating a local postal transaction and handling.
Secretary Weeks orders all American troops home from the Rhine after a long but costly stay. The piece notes a $250 million bill to allies, with Germany partial to the troops but unwilling to pay. It argues the armistice ended invasion and questions ongoing force or treaty enforcement. Public sentiment opposed further action.
The extract critiques Benthamite utility, arguing false ideas of utility lead to unjust laws. It questions prohibiting arms and water to prevent crimes, suggesting such laws target those unlikely to offend and fail to deter serious violators. The discussion frames how overstrict consent of utility undermines humane law.
A column condemns using state power to curb liberty and echoes Beccaria’s critiques of harsh punishment. It contrasts past philosophy with today’s lawmakers influenced by lobbies, urging thoughtful restraint while noting debt and tax receipts trends alongside Russia’s vast loan claims and purchasing power questions.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham of New Jersey recounts her jury service lasting two nights in a mixed six women six men panel. She cites presupposed verdicts and pressure to change minds and argues jury duty is an assault on a woman’s modesty and reserve. Her husband notes the strain on their family and supports limited female jury participation while urging women to stay within traditional spheres.
The piece mocks Brother Bryan’s views on evolution and contrasts belief in devolution with evolution. It notes that while evolution is a sound theory, the author questions progress and suggests humanity alternates between slipping backward and moving forward as the heavens and earth change.
The speaker argues progress comes by revolution or evolution and counters Brother Bryan on Darwinism. He contends evolution does not kill faith or cause materialism, praising miracles and noting the idea of a monkey turning into man as a striking example.
The Saturday Advertiser from Dublin lists Max Daley and Norman Martin as proprietors. The six column eight page paper offers reading matter and local merchant advertising, marking a new entry in the town’s newspaper scene.
Notice announces a city election on Tuesday April 4 1922 at City Hall Comanche Texas to elect three Aldermen Marion Wilkerson is appointed presiding Judge of said election Signed.
Written guarantee insures 75 to 100 dollar position or money back. More calls for graduates of bookkeeping short hand and telegraphy than we can fill. Mail coupon to Abilene Draugh on Business College Abilene Texas for new catalogue and special rates. Name
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