It Is Never Too Late to Practice Thrift
A compact urging message encourages living thriftily and saving for the future, urging readers to realize their boyhood dream of saving and prudent spending.
18 Jun 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
1
A compact urging message encourages living thriftily and saving for the future, urging readers to realize their boyhood dream of saving and prudent spending.
U S S Tanager survey of the northwest Hawaiian Islands notes heavy rabbit grazing on Laysan reducing vegetation to sand, thousands of nesting albatrosses, and abundant seabirds. On Ocean or Gardiner’s Island and Bird Island, rabbits drive plant loss while birds and fishing activity show dramatic changes. The expedition names a wild burro mascot, Kicky, aboard the ship.
Reports recount a cable station at Midway and a growing herd of birds forced from the island. The Tanager carried Rickey the herd and plans more cruises for the summer. News notes Reno’s death and evolving Honolulu quarantine rules may exempt certain ships from harbor inspection.
Ely Nevi-desse Self, a former US Navy sailor, was arrested carrying brass knuckles to his possession. Justice McDonald questioned if Navy training included self-defense and Self replied affirmatively. The court held Self’s claim valid but the decision left him facing a term, acknowledging the sailor’s stance but emphasizing restraint.
Tokyo buyers led a surge in an auction of Japanese curios with high prices. A single lot of 145 000 pieces sold for about 61 000 dollars, while another collection drew 8 200 sen or 4 400 dollars, indicating strong interest in antique and exotic items from Japan.
The noted Gow collection was led by Mr. Hayakawa who served as president of the South Manchurian Railway Company until his death.
London reports a semi official note that Britain rejects Secretary Hughes plan for limiting dry ship rules while Washington drafts a convention on liquor smugglers within twelve miles of the US coast. Copies go to Italy Spain Japan and England. Card of thanks follows for condolences to the Parett family and local supporters.
Hutchings Grocery advertises Crawfordsville strawberries for sale on Tuesday and Wednesday with 820 net case pricing and a focus on fresh home fruit.
Carl Mattix of South Lebanon street was arrested by Chief Rudd on a charge of vehicle taking. He admitted taking a Ford touring car from Joe Herdick’s garage yesterday morning with three companions for a county joy ride. The car showed heavy wear and was abandoned near South East and Keen streets by Slagley Grocery.
The City School Board contracts Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Co. for 500 tons of West Virginia coal to be used during the upcoming fall and winter terms.
John S Dooley sues Eleanor F Stahl and others for partition of real estate with E C Gullicn as attorney for the plaintiff. Thought for the Day notes contrast with moral caution and a remark about moral risk from smutty storytelling.
James Noll of Connerville Indiana reports his child suffered a bout of whooping cough and Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief. He recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and warns against substitutes in this Masters and Mitchell advertisement.
A note extols plain glass vases as ideal for displaying flowers. It emphasizes that simple vase designs in varied sizes suit modest budgets while making floral arrangements look attractive and timeless.
The National Rifle Association states the army Springfield rifle has a maximum range of 4,891.6 yards.
Phrase from a publication noting patience and perseverance as keys to artistic success credited to George Sand in a subscription notice for The Reporter.
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