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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
4
Fashions in dogs shift with the Airedale trend
The piece notes a wave of lost and found ads for Airedales, marking a shift from earlier dog crazes like Pugs, water spaniels, and Newfoundlands. It cites social trends and psychology, observing the Airedale as fashionable, costly, and a single-owner dog reflecting its era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airedale
Origins of domestic dogs and a New York burglar tale
The article discusses dog domestication origins from ancient times to tame dogs possibly arising from hunger or vanity. It then reports a New York burglar receiving 15 years at Sing Sing after a failed house robbery where he fired at what he mistook for a pursuer. The piece closes with a reflection on chasing shadows versus real threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sing Sing
Dogs and Civil Law Tie to Human Society
The passage reflects on the dog’s journey from wild state to domesticated companion and notes the lengthy, complex legislation governing its legal status rights ownership and conduct in civilized society.
Study of dogs tied to human nature through ages
Ancient carvings reflect mankind's affection for dogs and ownership from India and Egypt. Modern stories echo that bond as dogs survive humans' cycles of kindness and extermination, illustrating dogs as a constant in human life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Egypt
Fido
Towser
Bruno
Bob
Chance and luck shape lives of great men and stars
Camille Flammarion, age five, witnessed a sun eclipse in a water bucket and became fascinated with the stars. He credits chance with guiding his career, suggesting fate and luck influence many successful people. Mrs. Herman Koeil’s deafness returns when radio receivers are placed over her ears, prompting questions about Hertzian waves and mysterious radio phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
Chance
Herman Koeil
Lakewood
Wall Street banker cites child owned baby bonds claim
A banker asserts that school children hold the majority of Uncle Sam's 683 million dollars in baby bonds, suggesting Americans’ children may erase Mexico's national debt. The piece links past youth coin values to today’s perceived economic fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Boom in exports and industry drives 1919 optimism
The article notes May 1919 conditions show larger exports and strong profits across steel autos and other industries. It urges aggressive sales and advertising, cites a ripe commercial crop, and links farming returns to risk and chance while highlighting Chicago market quotes for hogs and wheat.
Labor sympathy urged over fair division of traffic receipts
The article argues labor should not be forced to accept pre war wages and notes employers resist fair sharing of traffic receipts. Credit, funding and future payment plans are discussed with a Call for fair obligations and broader economic reforms.
Hope and happiness in scripture and Johnson’s reflection
A devotional line from Psalm 119:116 asks for divine upholdment and no shame in hope. Samuel Johnson asserts happiness as a form of pleasure, yet warns excess leads to pain and disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Coin Spots Return Across Foulerds and Voices
Large coin spots reappear in foulerds and voices but lack the bold color and violent contrasts seen before. The resurgence appears subdued, with no dramatic impact noted.
Making an Asset of Difficulties
A bold call urges American business to turn present difficulties into a lasting asset. It argues the curtailment of demand reveals demand is created and can be boosted by coordinated effort, offering a hopeful view that this crisis can energize industry and spur growth.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenyon
Hoover
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