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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
3
An advertisement extols Western Canada farming, noting low land costs under $50 an acre and grain yields from 20 to 40 bushels per acre. It argues low production costs amid postwar readjustment, cites prairie efficiency, and promotes Homeseekers’ rates to Western Canada with government information.
A compact reflection on homesickness comparing It-Farm Life with foreign places. The piece contrasts idealized longing with harsh reality, noting how perception shifts with distance and sentiment. It highlights the tension between yearning and disappointment in place-based belonging.
A whimsical account recalls Heinrich Helne as a tramp wandering Saxony in summer. He travels to Weimar to flatter Goethe, musing openly, plucking plums and stammering praise. The piece notes his feisty exile stance and the lovable, wandering figure.
A five year old boy left in an aunt’s care for several days begins to mirror the tasks she assigns. When questioned, Richard explains he only thinks of the chores after she mentions them, then feels compelled to do them. The anecdote highlights his compliance triggered by prompting.
Women labor leaders meeting as delegates of the National Woman's Trade Union League oppose a federal Equal Rights Amendment and a blanket Wisconsin bill. They warn that blanket measures threaten special protections for women in industry and collective bargaining, favoring state by state repeal and action.
Republican leaders push a soldiers bonus bill despite President Harding’s stance. The plan shifts revenue to interest on foreign debt, avoiding a sales tax. House support appears strong. Senate changes may include bonds or debt certificates.
Historic anecdote surfaces as a Democratic member vents over a resolution of investigation. The tale recalls Abigail Adams hanging laundry in the White House East Room while explanations about temperance and imperialism unfold. Uncle Joe Cannon, aging out of politics, is referenced.
An old federal reserve board report notes the economy moves in cycles from expansion and speculation to panic and liquidation, then a long slowdown, followed by revival. It warns that prosperity tends to bring a later corrective reaction.
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