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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
2
A humorous essay contrasts a generous man who pays promptly with a bald headed man who recalls changing hair in youth. It notes phrases like Speak to you frankly and about aging, friendship, and the value of a person to their community after long absence. The piece uses witty observations on male vanity and social behavior.
The piece argues that Harding offers constructive policies while Wilson’s legacy is a backdrop of vague, doctrinaire leadership. It lauds Harding for thoughtful foreign and domestic stance, independence of thought, and responsible tone. It criticizes the opposing approach as destructive and evasive, with sharp rebukes of rhetoric.
The Maine vote is portrayed as a direct gauge of fall sentiment. Voters express discontent with the Democratic administration, citing waste, world reconstruction hold ups, high living costs, and mounting debt. The piece argues for principled leadership and a capable chief executive over mere rhetoric, framing the choice as Warren G Harding versus Jimmy Cox.
Seventy five Kansas daily and weekly publishers organize a buying association to secure paper supplies. The move signals potential buyer unity if producers insist on fair profits, similar to farmers co-operating to obtain fair prices. If mills refuse, publishers may seek international suppliers to secure paper.
The piece argues that deporting anti riot agitators is justified by violence threats and New York bomb plots. It decries tolerance of violent preaching and urges authorities to act, noting careless drivers pose daily risks and that rude behavior harms public safety.
The passage notes young men showing strong interest in education as a pretty school teacher inspires. It comments on fashion labels described as nasty but admired by the observer, indicating mixed attitudes in the community.
The article urges beautifying school grounds with trees and shrubs to raise pride and reputation. It notes students organize plantings, often funded by contributions, avoiding taxpayer costs, and suggests making tree planting day a festive picnic to inspire improvement.
The passage describes the early months of marriage as a time of excitement and change. It notes new ambitions and habits for both partners and the emotional life reaching highs and lows including happiness, despair, hope, and disappointment.
Sally Sue witnesses a family quarrel over a centerpiece and Harried Harriet. A letter from Merton softens tensions as Uncle Merton brings gold thread and a wagonload of goodwill. The tale ends with forgiveness and shared joy among Sally Sue Aunt Harriet Merton and mother in a warm village scene.
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