07 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
1
The article argues for restraint in fashion choice citing men’s taste and self control. It advises avoiding loud colors and excessive adornment, choosing simple lines, proper fit, and careful grooming. It stresses thought, moderation, and maintenance of footwear and hair to present a tidy, elegant appearance.
Federal agents report Alaska remains a challenge to Prohibition. Snowbound communities hide stills, with rumors of illegal liquor and makeshift operations across the territory. The observers suggest snowshoe patrols and multiple agents to curb consumption and curb homebrews.
Bids due to the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation by October 30 1920 for Hog Island Yard near Philadelphia. Property includes 86 miles of railroad tracks, 60 shipbuilding ways, 7 steamship piers and extensive facilities. Bid must be $1 000 000 certified check. purchase price paid within five years. Corporation reserves the right to reject all bids.
A historical note explains how modern haying gear makes it possible for one man with suitable equipment to perform in a day what a dozen laborers once did by hand. It highlights a tedder and similar implements enabling single-handed efficiency in windrow storage, reducing labor needs on large fields.
The article explains that blue sky results from sunlight interactions with atmospheric particles. It states blue rays scatter in all directions, making the sky appear blue while the sun looks yellow.
The text asserts bribery as a sin under Moses laws, citing the commandment against taking gifts. It claims gifts blind the wise and pervert justice and echoes that view as still true today, attributed to Bernard Taira.
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