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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

5

Veiled to unveiled Turk women change urban life

Constantinople May 25 Maf Turkish women no longer shyly veil themselves. Streets in Constantinople and other cities show women with veils pulled back, adorned and fashionable. Women still favor veils over hats though many wear attractive black silk veils draped over hair. Rail and streetcar seating for women remains, but curtains are often drawn back and men sometimes occupy women’s compartments. Only very old men join Turkish women in the same seats. Theaters remain mostly men as women attend special matinees and evenings. The war has helped loosen social codes.

Constantinople

Nest in a tall corn stalk reveals two rice-field birds

The story centers on Mr. and Mrs. Bobolink and their surprising nest high in a rapidly grown corn stalk. The King, observing their ascent, notes their long wait since Mr. Bobolink was trapped in a tea field and released.

Tinker Bob Tinker Bob

Bobolinks Talk Rice Trails and Schools in North Tale

In a chatty countryside scene, Tinker Bob and Mr. Bobolink discuss rice love and fall migrations. The conversation reveals village nicknames and seasonal journeys as Bobolinks recall how locals in the South call them Reed Birds. A corn stalks tall tale ends with a note about a nest near Mr. and Mrs. Badger.

Tinker Bob Spink Mr. Bobolink Tinker -Bob

Autonomy Demanded By The Catalans

Madrid June 17 The council of ministers approved a decree setting limits of power for the Catalonian regional diet and issued a treasury obligation of 400000000 penatas to cover the deficit Deputy Mendes of Vigo was named food commissioner by the council.

Madrid Catalonia Council of Ministers Mendes of Vigo Counell

Women gain freedom and public role in Turkey

The text describes Turkish women moving beyond seclusion to serve as nurses and relief workers, engaging in hospitals, orphanages, and philanthropy. Educated Turkish women, especially abroad, lead calls for greater freedom, with war work broadening their political interest and public involvement. At the Constantinople American women's college, Turkish girls participate in basketball and athletics, making traditional seclusion less appealing to younger women.

Turkey Constantinople

Return From Funeral For Robert M. Burr

Mr and Mrs Charles Allen returned from Rugby where they attended the funeral of Mrs Allen s nephew Robert M Burr son of Judge A G Burr of Rugby The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the Burr home in Rugby Robert Burr drowned Tuesday at Lake Metigoshe while with Boy Scouts His head struck the keel of a boat during a surface dive and he died despite companions efforts The body was recovered Friday Judge Burr his daughters Marguerite Roberta and sister Miss Ann Burr left for Jamestown to attend son Alexander Burr s graduation from Jamestown College

Charles Allen Rugby Robert Theoan Judge Burr Marguerite Roberta Miss Ann Burr Jamestown Alexander Burr Jamestown College

Poupore Heads Good Roads Association

At a court house meeting on Wednesday afternoon a Grand Forke county good roads association was formed. Officers named include President J. R. Poupore, secretary H. Mayne Stanton, treasurer A. I. Hunter. An executive committee will include three men from each legislative district.

Court House Grand Forke County Good Roads Association J. R. Poupore H. Mayne Stanton A. I. Hunter

District meeting speakers named from several districts

In the report the Fifth District lists A B Muir Inkster Hans Georgeson Niagara Tom Judak Kempton. The Sixth District names Frank M Baer Grand Forks Lars Larson Grand Forks Nick N Nelson Emerado. The Seventh District includes George Adams Reynolds John Murphy Reynolds M S Blair Grand Forks Hi K Craig and George C Reeder secretary of the North Dakota Good Roads association. They were the speakers at the meeting.

A. B. Muir Inkster Hans Georgeson Niagara Tom Judak Kempton Frank M. Baer Grand Forks Lars Larson Nick N. Nelson Emerado George Adams Reynolds John Murphy M.S. Blair K. Craig State Highway Commission George C. Reeder North Dakota Good Roads Association

No Passport Needed To Enter Dominion Of Canada

Ottawa Ont June 17 American tourists visiting Canada do not require passports as a condition of entry to Canada from the United States or for leaving Canada for the United States says a statement from the Canadian Department of Immigration and Colonization. Canada welcomes bona fide tourists and will extend every courtesy to travelers. The note notes the interest of summer visitors and the premium value of US money in Canada while clarifying border restrictions.

Ottawa Ont Canada United States Canadian Department of Immigration and Colonization Department of Immigration and Colonization

Knights of Columbus to Initiate 75 Candidates Saturday

The Knights of Columbus council prepares for a class of seventy five initiates on Saturday June 19. The initiation starts at 1 pm in the lodge rooms with high mass at St. Michael's Pro-cathedral at 9 am and a banquet at St. Mary's church dining room in the evening. Friday features a members only dance for initiates and their invited guests at the lodge club rooms.

of the Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus Lodge St. Michael’s Pro-cathedral St. Mary's Church Knights of Columbus Club

China criticised for poor silk production methods

Tokio reports claim Chinese silk production is primitive and neglected by authorities. D. E. Douty of an American party warns it will delay meeting rising global demand as China, Japan, and America need closer cooperation to expand silk trade.

Tokio China D. E. Douty Japan Silk Thread Association America Japan Ierica

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