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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
3
A satirical piece critiques the N R A proposed patriotic conscience and cooperative economy. It references rural communities to follow the motto We Do Our Part and jokes about blue eagle symbolism and the old days of courting. The writing blends political opinion with humorous asides about fishermen, sponges, and safety in past times.
The Pathfinder notes a dated view where a girl’s beauty defines her fortune, contrasting with modern times when beauty profits the paint industry, reflecting changing social values and commercial focus.
A fragmentary column muses on kidnappers, racketeers, and Europe urging pay abroad. It likens Europe to a spider inviting America into a parlor then notes a homeward, wary reaction as Europe allegedly holds 11 billion. It ends with a light jab about singing to win a Bee subscription on picnic day.
A casual invitation fragment mentions Miranda Mary Zeke John and Harry in a plan to assemble a group. The brief text offers no clear event, location, or purpose beyond gathering people.
Editorial cites Gordon H. Ciley former advertising manager of John Wanamaker urging advertisers to remove gadgets and clutter such as donations programs and tickets. He says eliminating wasteful postage and methods can save 15 to 25 percent in newspaper advertising costs.
The entertainment committee's program has succeeded through broad support from business men and residents. Meetings focused on trimming costs and avoiding controversy, with total expense at only 90 cents per participating businessman. Continued harmony requires ongoing cooperation and trust.
The committee chose the inter community chautauqua week to avoid clashes with other events. It notes it is impossible to please everybody but has done its best under the circumstances.
Stockholders and directors met at the Farmers Bank of Liberty to review business. They reported the bank in good shape after weathering the past two years and re-elected the same officers and directors for another year.
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