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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
6
Unpainted wood absorbs grease and dirt, stains easily, and is hard to clean. Finishing with varnish oil or paint protects pores and reduces maintenance. For kitchens, covering floors tables and furniture saves labor. Unfinished surfaces can be scrubbed gently with water and soap, or cleaned with pumice or steel wool if needed.
A Toledo Blade excerpt quotes Dean William Ralph Inge on the notion of a perpetual golden age. The piece notes the idea that past life seems brighter while acknowledging ongoing progress and modern dullness. It argues regrets persist even amid widespread improvement.
Dr Charles W Eliot urged more people to walk and visit parks at a Boston luncheon promoting conservation and protection of scenery and wildlife. A survey at his Brattle Bridge home shows 15 periods with busy traffic and 58 pedestrians among 110 pleasure vehicles, 110 delivery wagons and 2 motorcycles.
A revival scene shows a preacher asking who wants to go to heaven and all raise hands except one man who refuses, saying he is not going on the trip as he is not a gamble or gamble on a trip.
A man asks the tailor how wide to cut trousers and jokes about his wife keeping ahead. The tailor asks about the pants and the man replies he does not know but hates his wife getting ahead, hinting at a tight skirt joke.
Reports from Rock Springs Wyoming to Washington DC cover Mrs Taliaferro elected president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, a prohibition raid near San Francisco, a Gering Nebraska sugar plant plan, old Rock Springs landmarks razed, Umatilla Oregon grain trends, a California court case on university admissions, Denver store robbery, a US fleet voyage to Australia, and shifts in shipping and government powers. Also noted are elections, speeches, and international incidents across the era.
The Utah Canners association promotes thrift with a can bank giveaway at the State Fair. Officials note the state general fund balance at month end and upcoming tax due dates for corporations. Building permits rise sharply while fund-raising plans target a University of Utah Union building. Pioneer Claus Emmanuelson turns ninety. Park City votes to bond for a new high school. Russian officials visit U.S. sheep farms. Indian school transfers in Moton. a federal grand jury convenes. courthouse heating plant and state racing commission appointments announced.
Washington report on the twenty third Interparliamentary Union conference endorsing League of Nations and Pan American Union efforts to codify international law. Resolutions call for a declaration of rights and duties of nations and a study to prevent wars of aggression with plans toward armament reduction and judicial dispute settlement.
Auburn and Cal-Five county officers raided Westville in Forest Mill divide country and arrested the village population of two men Fred Lambert hotel operator and telephone agent and James Connor. They face charges of illegal liquor possession and state charges alleging dog meat and bear trapping. Westville once boasted 1800 residents during the mining boom.
Chicago Tribune tested New York air mail last week. Air mail letters with 10 cent postage took two to three days from Chicago to New York. Correspondence via the Twenty-Third Century and Broadway Limited trains arrived in twenty four hours.
New York reports completion of a £490 million plan uniting the General, Ward and Continental baking concerns. The three firms operate 157 plants across the United States and the General Baking Corporation, incorporated in Maryland to absorb them, will be the largest bread producer with about 200 million dollars in annual sales.
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