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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
1
The piece blends dry wit about Rogers and his nationwide fame with a public warning on lightning dangers. It urges recognizing opportunity, admits fault, and stresses winterlike caution during storms. It ends with light social observations on bragging and aging meters.
Twenty six prominent peace advocates urge the senate to adopt a proposal calling for immediate U S entry into the Permanent Court of International Justice under Harding Hughes Coolidge reservations. They tie the move to a future general treaty outlawing war and warn that without such a treaty the United States may withdraw from the court. They argue for international law with enforcement and urge faster action to curb nations from slaughtering each other.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century piece asserts leaders rise by seizing chances, citing Will Keeler the cowboy and a struggling entertainer. It argues initiative defines success while indecision and bad luck condemn others, blaming missed opportunities on lack of discernment and circumstance.
A collection of garbled aphorisms and scattered lines touch on laughter, summer fat, peach crops, home farming, marriage, money, diplomacy, and timing. The text includes stray phrases about farmers, editors, and advertising, ending with a reporter's note.
The M E Church South urges the neighborhood to gather at Valley Farm Church next Sunday for a postponed picnic with a full program of songs speaking and instrumental music. Services at Park Avenue and other locations announced with invitations to all.
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