Fess Praises Harding For New American Note
Washington report quotes Simeon D. Fess, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, praising President Harding for focusing on domestic problems to be solved by Congress after the Knox peace resolution. He calls for thrift, cost cutting, tax relief through smaller government, and productive tariff reform to aid agriculture and curb profiteering.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Simeon D. Fess
National Republican Congressional Committee
Dr. Fess
Earth
Republican Congress
Hair fashion critiques in Indian medical journal
Dr Arjan Das in the Indian Medical Journal deplores cropped hair gaining favor in India. He argues hair is an ornament for the rich and often the only ornament for the poor. He cautions against shaving mustache beard and nasal hairs noting dust entry and medical risks.
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Arjan Das
India
Ihe
Prairie echoes in a late night hotel mischief
A Kansas City Star column recounts a rambunctious exchange between two hotel guests from Jimpson Junction. One man complains of theft and threats while the other jokes about fire department chaos, ending with the next morning revealing the thief and missing clothes.
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Kay Lee
Jimpson Juncion
Kansas City Star
Emergency Tariff Bill Urged To Aid Farmers Prosperity
Washington reports Representative George M. Young argues for emergency agricultural tariffs to restore farmer prosperity. He cites flax use and production data for 1920 showing prices far below costs and notes drought and stock losses in 1918-1920 as part of the emergency.
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Washington, D. C
George M. Young
South Dakota
Ways and Means
House
United States
North Dakota
Grand Forks
United States Bureau of Markets
Minnesota
Northwest
Record of 230 Minor Shocks Across British Isles in 21 Years
Over twenty one years the British Isles registered about 230 slight earthquakes, averaging roughly one per month. The data notes frequent minor tremors, highlighting persistent seismic activity in the region.
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British- Isles
The Story of Rhode Island Mass Conceptions and History
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations derives from Roger Williams 1636 settlement at Providence and Anne Hutchinson's arrival on Aquidneck Island. Charles II granted a charter in 1662, constitutions in 1841 and 1843, Dort's rebellion, and Rhode Island’s 1790 statehood as the last event in the original thirteen. The state spans 1,248 square miles with five presidential electors.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Roger Williams
Salem
England
Providence
Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Aquidneck
Isle of
Rhodes
Charles II
Dort
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dairy and Poultry Ranch Near Dillon Montana
422 acres of meadow farm and pasture land two miles from Dillon with hay timber brush open water and pasture. Priced at 385 per acre on very easy terms. Contact Co. C Newman at wts Telephone block Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Co. C. Newman
Wts
Mont
Sabbaths and Sundays in old world and new
A discussion on proper use of sabbath versus Sunday notes that sabbath is Hebrew and not tied to Christianity, with claims about leap years and the moon's cycles. The piece quotes a Brooklyn Eagle writer and includes church notices for Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church in Bannack and Washington Streets with service times and contact.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Bannack
Washington Sts
Edward Smith
L. R. Light
Epworth League
Granddaughter defends Sabbath raid over odd novel
A conversation attributed to Helen and her grandmother in a Washington Post item centers on permission to raid novels on the Sabbath. The dialogue features a girl engaged to three Episcopal clergymen, all at once, as a point of contention.
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Helen
Washington Post
England jury would hesitate to hang Clara Smith Hamon
A quoted remark contrasts English jury reluctance with American certainty to act without hesitation, attributed to Mr. Chesterton and reflecting strong opinions about the Clara Smith Hamon case.
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England
Mr. Chesterton
Clara”. Smith Hamon
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NEW American Note
Beard and Mustache
Loose Leaf Books
Eversharp
Tribune Book Store
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Dairy and Poultry Ranch
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title CO
Beaverhead County
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Tribune Pub. Co
Berkshire
the Tribune Book Store
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Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
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Dillon, Mont
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