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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
4
The notice lists R Lowell and R Keeley as managers and mentions shipping or mail matter processed at the port office in Moberly. It notes a scheduled timing on days except Saturday and references the term second class matter.
The Paris Appeal editor warns partisan papers harm fairness while independent papers hide influence, arguing readers deserve open editorial stance. Taft’s labor ruling cited. Clomper’s response and labor’s political fate tied to party support.
Washington reports a Navy plan to equip the fleet with 218 additional land planes over the next twelve months. The craft, designed as scouts and fighters, will launch from catapults on battleships and operate alongside carriers, with distribution across 18 battleships and support ships.
A historical note outlines recommendations from Admiral Mor Felis to a committee. It calls for 12 pursuit and 12 recon aircraft for the Marine Corps, nuisance planes for the naval shore stations, and 30 torpedo planes for coast defense.
Grattan's Repair Shop offers trunk and door repair plus all varieties of leather and yarn trade while you wait. They fix stoves and parts, grind lawnmower blades scissors and knives, and handle wire repairs at 20 North Ault Street.
The article promotes Miss Talmadge in Jaove's Modemation at the Crane Theatre as part of the First National attraction. It highlights her stage presence and a dual-heritage character in Jennie Doble, amid a synopsis of the film’s themes and other releases at the Grand Theatre and Leather Pushers.
Predictions rise that Douglas Pairbands will stage a lively production of The Three Musketeers at the Fourth Street Theatre. The star says the film or play must be human and moving, with drama, humor, and pathos, while preserving the story’s spirit.
A fragmented reprint memoir notes a New Mexico farmer speaking of hunger and hope amid political shifts. The speaker mentions a Harding badge and Burleson as symbols, claiming belief in a dawn of a new day and better wheat and flour prices, with hints of rising costs for basic goods.
Announcement by Pratt general manager of the King of Trails Association states the route from Winnipeg Canada to Brownsville Texas now covers 2600 miles and will extend to Mexico City. Manitoba premier and Canadian officials will travel to inspect the trail to Mexico City with a diplomatic visit to President Obregon coordinated.
Fragmentary text notes highway work in Winnipeg Manitoba with re marking along the trail. Mentions Bureau of Statist inland fisheries and western provinces with figures around 394 430 dollars and 18 percent in 1920.
In Chicago on June a discussion revealed demands from the public for a gentler, guileless heroine with golden hair and phil eyes. William J. Sweeney says the motion picture heroine must be young inexperienced and sincere as audiences tire of the vamp type.
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