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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
7
Two cape style wraps highlighted in a period fashion feature. One is a woolen necessity with versatile wear and elegant lines, cape like with cap sleeves and a small cape collar. The other is a Paris evening wrap of taffeta silk in vivid orange with ostrich tip trim, paired with white taffeta dress and orange velvet sash.
The article extols Daylight or Lamplight taffetas in silk gowns for afternoon and evening wear. It highlights black and white decoration with white ribbon, bead-like accents, and a blue rose changeable silk tunic ensemble. A separate humor piece shifts to a riddle about a telephone and a brief science note on Mercury’s solidity.
Henry Van Dyke uses Keats to argue art must strengthen the spirit not corrupt it. He condemns sensual and jazz music as demoralizing and says laws cannot fully curb immoral art. True defense lies in individual taste conscience and guiding cultural judgment.
The author argues that economic liberalism cannot be abandoned as it underpins liberty, welfare, industry, wealth, and progress. He asserts improvements in society come from individual welfare and self reliance, while opposing views that elevate state power erode initiative and personal responsibility.
Roger W Babson argues business conditions hinge on attitude toward life and righteous behavior. He claims prosperity follows thrift, industry, integrity, and religion rather than railroads or markets. Deneen and Lyons add prominent views on Illinois waterway plans and philanthropy as nation shaping forces.
Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society maps out postwar Europe. It highlights Czechia, Poland, Jugo Slavia, and diminished Austria Hungary, with notes on Balkan shifts and peninsular geography. Also reports a pocketbook found in Bellefonte and a cork stash in Clarksburg related to Prohibition enforcement.
Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty receives a Sevres vase valued at 5000 dollars from Dr. Marcel Knecht French high commissioner on behalf of President Miterand. The vase will tour the United States before being placed in the Knights of Columbus home office in New Haven Connecticut.
Hal Ebrig, confined to bed for seven years after a car crash, cures his time with pastels, oils, and songwriting. He has sold paintings for $150, created six foot canvases overhead, and writes songs such as When We Whirl Into Berlin while dreaming of opening Russian wolfhound kennels. He remains optimistic a comeback is possible.
Crowds thronged Potsdam for the Empress Augusta Victoria’s funeral showing strong affection for Field Marshal von Hindenburg. Princes drew little attention while Hindenburg’s arrival triggered prolonged applause and tumult, with even silent Communist observers respecting the moment. Separate note mentions London’s growing Chinese district encroaching on nearby areas.
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