Sunshine Blues to Cheer Up Your Day
A 1925 NEA Service motivational piece urges readers to snap out of gloom and keep a cheerful outlook. It emphasizes smiling, seeking the brightest view, and making others happy to lift one’s own spirits.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
10
A 1925 NEA Service motivational piece urges readers to snap out of gloom and keep a cheerful outlook. It emphasizes smiling, seeking the brightest view, and making others happy to lift one’s own spirits.
A caricature of 1920s advice comments on quitting smoking, worn shoes, fatigue as a disease, work fatigue, marriage longevity, and odd customs. It notes an auto license cost, a will made by a note book, and a Chicago druggist robbed 32 times. The piece riffs on insomnia cures, worry, and light social satire with a NEA style quip.
Little Joe presents Pang the Scissors Grinder in a short, bright segment. Two kind acts by Duli stand out, framed within a local entertainment page. The item highlights small performances and community small talk.
Rome December 1 The voluntary imprisonment of the popes in the Vatican since 1870 may end next year with a personal visit of Pius XI to Assisi to preside at the inauguration of a new Franciscan monastery for the seventh centenary of St. Francis death. Tribuna reports this based on authentic information and sees it as realizable.
Pius III began his pontificate by breaking precedent and appearing on the exterior balcony of St Peters in view of the people crowding the square below. This dramatic gesture signaled a direct outreach to the faithful as he spoke to the crowd gathered in Vatican Square.
Washington Det 2 P The Pascagoula case on regulations requiring clearance of checks was sent back by the supreme court to the court of appeals on a technical ground proper filing from the bank. The court did not rule on merits though the dispute concerns whether the bank may charge for cashing checks drawn on it when checks go through the Federal Reserve at Atlanta for collection.
Reports show weekend storms spread from the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts into French Morocco and as far east as Bulgaria. The influential weather system affected numerous regions with strong winds and heavy precipitation.
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