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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
4
The Naugatuck News Company Inc publishes every evening except Sundays from 11 North Main Street in Naugatuck Connecticut.
The article argues Flag Day honors the 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes but is not a national holiday. It urges displaying the flag properly on homes and public buildings, teaching the public about flag code, and observing flag etiquette with respect and restraint. It cites a Toronto incident as an example of excessive sentiment.
An American naturalist lauds a small Midwestern city park as the finest American park seen, highlighting its natural beauty preserved with minimal alterations. He praises its Eden-like balance where trees birds and streams thrive alongside human use, offering a model for community park-making.
A college president champions radicalism as seeking the root of the matter, condemning superficiality and urging constructive thinking. The piece discusses reform of the term radical, praises clear inquiry, and notes Europe moves toward a security accord linking France Britain and Belgium, with America excluded. It closes by asserting conciliation and cooperation as best for peace and business stability.
A terse dispatch from the Wartford Courant notes a possible end to the daisy chain during Vassar College commencement. The annual practice, beloved by spectators, may fade, prompting reflection on the tradition and its social meaning among graduates and peers.
A collage of quips and comic lines covers domestic life and everyday scenes. Brides, grocers, and lovers appear in a playful, restless voice as verses, jokes, and bright one liners mix with social banter about gas safety, fashion, writing, and headlines.
Selina Peake attends a crowded sale at the Pool farm where Adam Ooms auctions baskets. Amid laughter and suspense, she hides her lunch box as Pervus DeJong assists, revealing Widow Paarlenberg’s famed hamper and the village’s bustling exchange of supper baskets.
High school seniors may obtain copies of Anabasis at the library on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 4. Editor in chief R Howard Hackett will distribute the books and asks every senior who can to secure their copy tomorrow afternoon. All seniors will vote on whether a class Prom will be held when they pick up their books.
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