29 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
A 1922 New Year celebration piece offers party ideas for a watch night or remembrance gathering. It describes invitations with hourglass or Father Time motifs, sharing best days of the year, and activities like cards, dancing, and reminiscences. It lists symbolic favors for each month and suggests fortune-telling shells and partner prompts.
Poem image of parting with the old year. The speaker notes the end of one year and the quiet happiness of parting. He references a wreath of faded heather and yellow brake, and says he will wear the sprays on his heart.
The note outlines ideas to prepare for a broader life plan while acknowledging anxiety. The brief lists key benefits and potential steps in a concise, period-style tone.
A fragment discusses the New Year period in Peking and the notable energy and activity associated with the season. It hints at local customs and the city’s dynamic pace during celebrations.
The text discusses a House bill introduced by Gordon Lee of Georgia to create a national park within a Georgia national forest area from the Weeks Act framework. It notes the bill’s provisions for land leasing for hotels and summer resorts, and contrasts presidential proclamation with congressional act as the proper method. It also mentions the Agricultural Department's push to take the park service from Interior, shaping the future of national forests as recreation rivals to parks.
Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, the only woman in Congress, faced gallery scrutiny while opposing the maternity bill. She opened with three humorous anecdotes, including a Cherokee girl recounting the alphabet and counting to 25, drawing laughter and a moment of parliamentary sting over the bill.
Milas Rankin in Washington at the National Consumers' League convention criticizes the Woman's Party push for universal equality noting its potential erasure of state granted protections for working women. Opponents warn a constitutional amendment could strip existing rights including wage standards and work hour rules.
Confusing OCR fragment notes resignations among government workers. It cites figures like 281 resignations in 82 months and a quarter of staff leaving in a period, suggesting financial incentives or policy shifts. Strong entities include Uncle Sam and a patent context.
In a rugged herd display, rival bachelor stags chase through a shared territory to reclaim mates. The victor drains the field, then returns to gather wives, often finding them reluctant or scattered, as the season wears on and fatigue grows.
The government of Ontario proposes a railroad to tidewater on James Bay shores to unlock vast mineral and amber wealth. Projections show potential development of 800000 horsepower with a 200 foot fall at a proposed terminal. Seventy miles of steel may be laid to begin construction in Dearborn, Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a ship and cargo with unclear details. The readable words imply a maritime context but do not specify vessel name, origin, destination, or dates. Further text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
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