01 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
1
The Detroit Saturday Night laments urban life and fashion, recalling ancient warmth when people wandered unclothed. It contrasts past freedom with modern need to cover from head to toe, hoping for a prodigy to reverse time and restore native beauty and simple attire.
Arthur Brisbane surveys Italy's disaster as Naples endures a devastating quake, gale, and tidal wave. He notes construction flaws heightening loss, weighs Mussolini's rebuilding options, and contrasts ancient battles with microbes. He touches on epidemics, political missteps, scientist advances, and a sensational moral: wealth vs. aid for the needy.
A humorous critique of golf notes its expense formality and complexity. It mocks clubs costs balls and gear while describing golf as a long term challenge and social ritual. The narrator jokes about scoring and the urge to gamble on each hole.
The state conservation commission has increased protections for 12 species, halting killing by licensed collectors. Species include the sandhill crane, whooping crane, whistling swan, trumpeter swan, loon, bald eagle, osprey, pileated woodpecker, raven, Kirtland warbler, blue grosbeak, and mockingbird. Few residents have seen many of these birds. collectors are limited to scientific and museum needs, with only 62 permits issued this year.
The Lansing report notes a surge in clam mers along Michigan streams over the past few years, prompting the fish division of the Department of Conservation to launch an intensive investigation with federal help. Closures exist before July, but the debate centers on stricter regulation and shell theft, as alleged pearls fetch high value while shells feed hatcheries and buttons.
Grand Rapids figure Mr Welsh accuses the secretary of state Haggerty of unfair taxation actions in a dispute over official conduct.
A New York Tribune remark questions the W. C. T. U. plan to outlove outtalk and outvote opponents in the drive for prohibition reform. The column mocks the "Georgia Cyclone" R. Mary Harris Armour and her militant group, suggesting a love and silence balance may conflict with radical tactics.
A Detroit recorder's court judge, Dward J. Jeffries, enters the Michigan gubernatorial race at the September primaries, challenging Wilber M. Brucker and Alex J. Groesbeck. Critics say Jeffries lacks state affairs knowledge and is a limited Detroit insider, risking votes outstate and in Detroit alike as primary battles begin.
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