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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
Subscriptions are payable strictly in advance and discontinued promptly at expiration. Mail is entered at Lordsburg New Mexico as second class. Local ads priced at thirty cents per single column inch. five cents extra for one-time ads. Local notices ten cents per line. legal ads at legal rates.
A historical exhortation urging Americans to revere the Constitution and laws, pledging life, property, and honor to uphold legal order. The message calls for law reverence to be taught in schools, preached in pulpits, proclaimed in legislatures, and enforced in courts, echoing Lincoln era patriotism.
Steel companies oppose the claim they resist arms cuts. They argue less than one percent of their business is war material and savings from disarmament will be spent elsewhere, with steel concerns still gaining from the conference outcomes.
Commentary recalls November 11 1918 Armistice signing ending the war. Records show 59,676,804 mobilized and 93,434,413 casualties with 7,781,806 dead and 25,761,897 seriously wounded or missing. Writer questions what the world learned from the tragedy.
Gold imports for the first nine months of 1921 reached 562 million dollars while exports stood at 13 million dollars, leaving a large net import burden. This reflects heavy gold inflows amid unstable financial conditions of the period.
Britain tops the balance with 160 million, France 164 million, Sweden 55 million. Canada shows a 29 million favorable balance. Foreign countries recovered about 3 billion of our foreign trade, 64 percent of waterborne traffic, Britain handling 55 percent of that trade.
Arthur Nasht a Cincinnati clothing manufacturer argues the philosophy of Jesus Christ solves all problems. He calls the Golden Rule the divine law guiding human relations and perfect balance in economics. He says most problems are spiritual and that material issues are results.
Walter Douglas president of Phelps-Dodge Cororation, after taking over Clifton properties, visited Lordsburg with officials tied to mining and railway interests. He reported copper industry recovery and noted copper price rising about half a cent per month over the past sixty days, benefiting producers.
Tenry Drummond reflects on Christ’s life of kindness and the importance of being kind to others. He notes happiness and holiness, and claims love is the energy and measure of life, paid back in joyful acts.
In a chat at the Ford residence by the River Rouge, Mrs. Ford recalls childhood links to Edsel Ford, jokes about Henry Ford’s machine prowess, nervous moments on a Westward trolley, and a London visit where they were pestered by onlookers.
Christmas bazaar hosted by the Methodist church at the Star Theatre on Saturday December 3 features a large chicken dinner and assorted confections.
Public notice recommends taking two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease constipation and improve liver function. The remedy promises gentle bowel movement and to banish dull, stupid feelings often linked to constipation.
p. m. Prayer Meeting at 7 30 Wednesday Junior Epworth League meets Sunday at 4 90 Pastor Walter H Vanderpool delivers the message
Taxpayers' Association of New Mexico notes 1921 levies fund 1922 government operations with additional revenues from lands funds and deposits. State levies total 1817 714.24. county 7 531 873.38. school districts 647 001.81. cities 622 597.13, overall 10 619 185.56. 1920 levies were 14 019 334.50, due to reduced assessments. rates mostly rise except in Hidalgo and Luna.
All New Mexico citizens are invited to the Chamber of Commerce in Albuquerque on Monday December fifth to discuss public affairs and the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico. The meeting will review six years of state financial work, tax burdens, valuation uncertainty, and tax collection issues.
The recovered shells and bombs from Flanders battlefields amount to 13364 tons in total. The figure reflects the scale of munitions gathered after the fighting and underscores the heavy material impact of the campaign.
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