George McClure on Cats and Perception of Effort
The piece argues that visible effort, such as sleeves rolled up, does not always reflect who does the most work and notes the ongoing high cost of wild cats.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
2
The piece argues that visible effort, such as sleeves rolled up, does not always reflect who does the most work and notes the ongoing high cost of wild cats.
About 12 500 153 bers and girls forming nearly half the school population of the United States belong to the Junior Red Cross. The group aids Europe’s children while also performing work at home in Alaska Juneau the young Kalitan Chetwolf, son of an Indian guide and trapper, sends greetings to fellow Juniors of the United States.
Controller of the Currency reports 8517 national banks earned 1.109 billion dollars for the year ending June 36, a 24 percent rate on capital. Only five banks failed or were placed in receivership, with losses allocated across loans, bonds, and miscellaneous items. Banks paid 287.6 million in interest to depositors and taxes totaled 79.4 million.
A speaker asks what right exists to circulate harmful reports about members of a friend's family while the accuser faces the same fault in their own lineage. The line suggests a tension between judgment and hypocrisy within social groups.
Rules restricting hunting and trapping by season. It lists species and dates including doves quail woodcock ducks and others. It warns against killing trapping or possessing wild birds and animals except under legal license and season. Signed by R. S. Tuttle executive agent of the Game and Fish Commission.
A discussion on daily 30 minute story time for children, urging planned reading at home to boost education. It cites librarians for book lists, suggests using fables and folklore, and notes sources like What Shall We Read to Our Children and The Children's Book.
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