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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
3
A column on facial expression warns that constant smiles harm charm. It argues a smile should arise from genuine feeling, not as a deliberate display. Over smiling risks insincerity while a too-curt smile also dulls appeal.
At a Boston Back Bay dinner Senator Lodge drew a line between a statesman and a politician. He said a statesman thinks of the next generation while a politician pursues the next election. The remark touched on domestic roles and provisioning for both inner and outer needs.
A lengthy article outlines worldwide coffee production and trade dynamics. It cites Brazil and Venezuela as major producers, with the United States importing from many countries, and notes large-scale use of coffee substitutes in Europe and Asia.
The article argues parcel post will have limited effect on prices and farm to market costs. It notes weight limits and rough zones restrict savings on butter eggs lard and other perishables while market intermediaries may still set most prices. It predicts major delivery gains only within large cities and with higher weight limits.
An article discusses bank confidence in Western Canadian land values and farming profits. It cites rising land prices, potential per-acre net gains from crops, and immigration expectations as support for solid investment in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, with cautions on non productive land.
An article discusses why platinum rings cost more but last longer than gold and suit long lasting wear. It notes a French actress Mile. Frogoat and her marriage to M. Pirpo as context for durable wedding jewelry.
Mrs Alec Tweedie of the Eugenics Education Society of London told a New York reception that Eugenics will save the son from paying for the sins of the father. She argued there has been no escape from these penalties in the past and contrasted Eugenics with Spence who forgave old debts while starting new ones.
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