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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
6
The New Times Publishing Co publishes The Manitowoc New Times daily from 717 York Street Manitowoc Wis Subscription rates are listed by mail and in- town, with options for yearly and shorter terms.
A tribute extols the value of labor across factories farms railroads and homes. It praises both working men and women for daily sacrifice and lifelong service, arguing their dignity, effort, and trustworthiness sustain industry and society.
The editorial criticizes absorbing electric utility earnings to ease city finances citing missed savings over two years. It warns taxes will rise, interest costs will mount for plant extensions, and urges officials to prioritize taxpayers and avoid new forms of funding.
An open invitation from the Manitowoc Times Washington Bureau invites readers to send questions to Frederick M Kerby with two cents in stamps for reply. Medical and legal advice are not provided, extended research is not offered, but personal replies are promised for unsigned inquiries.
A Washington correspondent reports on a range of topics from presidential oath wording to electoral data and international questions. The piece discusses the oath for the president, religious toleration in Nordic countries, and Venezuela’s climate, plus notes on cigarette consumption and U.S electoral college details.
The speaker discusses reverence as often ignorance based, contrasting it with knowledge driven appreciation. Dr. Hrdlicka notes dark pasts but predicts an evolving order where new leaders outpace old politicians. The interviewer remains cautiously optimistic about anthropology's hopeful view of humanity.
The piece contrasts Mussolini's need for lasting organizational leadership with the value of farsighted executives who can run systems without their creator. It then discusses marriage norms in China, noting limits on bride price and the impact on marriage rates, and reflects on American attitudes toward advice and self reliance.
A local bridge player at a private club experienced a disruptive incident when his partner discarded all thirteen cards mid play. The governor, stepping in, noted the mishap avoided a more serious outcome and praised the timing of the event. The event raised questions about conduct and game rules at the club.
A historic German project claims a vertical takeoff flying yacht capable of 150 mph and carrying 4 crew and 12 passengers, with cargo. The piece argues American enterprise must compete to keep South American trade from shifting toward Europe, noting a looming transatlantic fleet and a rival drift toward German commercial influence.
A Washington Bureau bulletin details care methods for cars and floor coverings including carpets rugs linoleum and wood doors. It invites readers to clip a coupon and mail five cents or stamps to Manitowoc Times for a copy titled Care of Floors and Floor-Coverings.
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