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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
5
Washington scene opens with Secretary Hughes presenting radical naval cut plan at the Washington armament conference. Immediate scrapping of 15 capital ships, ten year building holiday, tonnage parity with Britain, Japan at three fifths, and safeguards on replacements. British and French press hail bold American diplomacy as a path toward disarmament and peace.
Washington, Nov. 14. How the American plan for naval armament reduction and limitation would affect the three great powers is shown at a glance in the following table. read the table for the comparative effects on the United States Britain and Japan and the proposed caps and reductions.
Oakland on Armistice Day saw parachute jumper Price Miller extinguish a fire in his parachute during a descent from thousands of feet. He climbed the lines and fanned the fabric until the flames were out, the canopy righting near the ground and Miller landing safely despite a burned hole. Also reported, Father John A. Zahm, companion of Theodore Roosevelt on a South American trek, died in Munich via cablegram.
A housewife warns that treating wood borers with steam heat or dry heat at 125 degrees can ruin the finish. She recommends using only insect powder unless the infestation is severe, noting common fuels like gasoline kerosene and solvents as risky options.
A survey of Thanksgiving poetry surveys gratitude from Riley to Whittier and Emerson, noting poems about pumpkin pies and holiday cheer. It highlights Edith M. Thomas, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Emily Cary, weaving in themes of faith, family, memory, and the spirit of Thanksgiving.
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