Prosecution and corn policy stir Creston editorials
The Creston Daily Advertiser reprints opinion from Burlington Hawk-Eye and Fairfield Leader arguing for firm prosecutions when society is harmed and critiquing Gov Hammill's "buy a crib of corn" plan as too vague. It cites public appetite for balanced editorial stance and notes varied public demands across classes and papers.
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Reversible Cloak Makes Transit and Theater Guide
The reversible cloak, imported from the Riviera, becomes popular among society women who ride trams and buses and attend opera. One side is gay for theater and ball, the other plain for underground travel. It allows a quick change before reaching destinations.
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Clergymen and women press experiments tested by public support
Amateur journalism experiments by women’s clubs and four Minneapolis clergymen aim to show kinder reporting with less crime coverage and fewer ads. They stress good will and tolerance while warning a paper must balance bias with business needs and steady public support to survive.
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Minneapolis
Legal Entitlements Across States Mentioned in Brief
A terse note references Georgia and Vermont laws regarding a husband’s claim to his wife’s earnings and asks what Florida and California could offer to offset this. The brief mentions Little Rock and cites Naas Garette as part of the source text.
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Florida
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