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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
Dr. Bizzell of Texas A&M addressed the district Institute at Coronge Station on September 4, framing three education crises: a teaching force emptied by purposeless and fossilizing teachers, new youth seen as aimless “fleappers” and “bellybeans,” and a system to identify and nurture varying capabilities from labor to college work.
The passage argues that ordinary households remain ignorant of national debt and personal obligations. It notes families will not discuss or understand per capita debt or the causes of economic hardship, highlighting a perceived democratic neglect of financial realities and the burden on future generations.
Angelo Patri warns parents to avoid blunt moral lectures about island parties and youth behavior. He urges gentle, tactful guidance that steers children toward safer pleasures, explaining dangers without shocking or angering them. The piece emphasizes patience and understanding to prevent harm.
A somber piece portrays a worn garageman amid junk and debt, tainted by theft accusations and a tragic drinking incident. A political column follows, denouncing liquor as a mask for incompetence, praising Harding, and urging rural schools to endure hard times and plan for change.
Mr and Mrs Hoff plan to move to Stephenville this week to assume residence and take charge of local educational facilities. Their departure brings sincere regret from longtime residents who have been closely tied to the city light and water services and to the Texas Power and Light era.
Johnstown Democrat reports a junior senator railing against excessive government in all levels. He denounces bureaucrats, commissions, and regulators that invade private life and taxpaying citizens, praising Jeffersonian ideals and urging a government of the people by the people.
The State Democratic Convention met in San Antonio to ratify Anti Saloon League and Ku Klux Klan backed nominees Pat Neff and Kearle Mayfield. Delegates included Bill Hanger and Bill Barry, with contentious lines on amendments and party principles cited amid references to Jeffersonian ideas and the Sheppard–Towner law.
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