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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
6
The piece surveys European tensions as Poland and France align against Britain, with Lloyd George criticizing French actions in Upper Silesia. It notes French military support for Poland, Britain's limited role, and U.S. noninvolvement, while outlining disarmament talks, reparations, and a looming Rhine dispute.
Hungary moving to restore finances with a direct tax on capital. The proposed bill would tax savings bank deposits and securities at 5 to 20 percent, forcing banks to hand over about half a million dollars. It aims to curb extravagance in dress and restrict spending by drinkers and smokers as part of broader austerity.
A tornado near Harmony Nebraska destroyed many farm outbuildings, killed numerous livestock, and injured three people. The storm adds to a week of notable events as communities assess damage and recover.
Steve, repeatedly late for work, faces the warehouse manager who aims to cure him by addressing the issue with sternness. The exchange reveals Steve’s evasiveness and a looming disciplinary tone as the manager questions his punctuality and prior appearances. The joke centers on Steve’s evasive replies and a humorous misunderstanding of the manager’s intent.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as an antiseptic heal ing powder for painful swollen and sore feet. It claims to prevent blisters or sore spots and ease the sting of corns and bunions. The copy urges using the product when trying new shoes for comfort and rest.
During London peace celebrations, guests at a West End restaurant windows tossed roses, a bracelet, a ring, ornaments from hair, utensils, and several treasury notes to the cheering crowd below. An elderly man added spoons and an apple, then a pile of notes was thrown until the woman claimed there was nothing left.
An ancient Norfolk house mantel displays carvings related to the Fifteenth century crime behind the play Babes In the Wood. An advertisement promotes Cuticura remedies for baby skin irritation with soap ointment and talcum at 25 cents each.
A London Answers report notes a fishing dog on Madagascar's west coast that stalked the shoreline, plunged its head into waves, and surfaced with a sizable fish. The dog repeated the act, sitting ashore to feast, rivaling the London zoo’s elusive fishing cat.
Harry Leon Wilson, novelist and former scenario writer, argued that male movie stars are not always conceited and recounted a Los Angeles anecdote about a pretty girl lunching with a handsome actor.
In The Passing Show London a mock dialogue has Mr Newrich examining a curio and declaring it two thousand years old. He counters a 1921 date saying it is a modern hoax, reflecting satirical tone of the era.
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