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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

7

Inadequate U.S. Pacific Bases Spark Navy Funding Debate

National Capital reports Navy authorities warn American bases in the Pacific are insufficient to project war power. Tenril Eburbor and Hawaiian sites lack protection, dry docks, and storage. Congress faces requests for billions to expand bases from Hawaii to San Diego and Port Angeles and Keyport, with Senate supportive but House opposed.

Ashington United States Western Pacific Tenrl Eburbor Miawalian Navy Department Hawaiian Islands Athuine Ruelien Pabelfie Atnitt Tiwalian Island Senate House Parkse Mebeun Board Pacific Hiawaiian Islands Wash San Prageisen San Diego San Pedro Colombia River Port Angeles Keyport

Housing Crisis Cited as Top U S Problem by Davis

Secretary Davis warns high rents and poor housing threaten morale and national progress. He urges emergency laws to curb gouging, expand housing, and accelerate building to relieve shortages and revive prosperity. Federal and state probes show severe overcrowding and rising illness in major cities.

Labor Davis Congress Supreme Court Avis Cte Eago Cenes Lin Stinarmalflos

House Favors Army Size Battle In Congress

In Washington the House moved to fix the American army at 150 000 men against Secretary Weeks' 175 000 bid. Debates raged as Republicans argued for a large force while others urged restraint amid global turmoil. Amendments proposed varying troop totals and the bill's appropriation was trimmed for the next year.

Washington Denmerins Siceee Weeks House Wade Chiar Tan Fish Tatouk Ti Te Tay Byrnes South Corellza Tao UGU Katin Mondell

Secretary of the Fine Arts Proposed by New Movement

The Longue af Artists advocates creating a Cabinet post for the fine arts. The group seeks to enshrine fine arts in the Constitution and expand federal support for art education exhibitions and professional standards in New York and nationwide.

Longue Af Wl Maissey Rhinn New York Warding United States Oadvivary School Sles

Grandpa Fox Outwits Thieving Squirrels in Woods

Grandpa Fox bakes nuts and radishes into edible shells then catches the Squirrel brothers and Billy in the act of stealing. He fines the thieves by banging a stick and forcing them to drop the loot. The trio learns a harsh lesson as the woods return to peace and Grandpa enjoys quiet days.

Grimlpa Fox Grandpa Squirrel Brothers Tommie Rabbit Gramupa Billy Squirrel Billy Lasket Grandpa Fox

The Right Thing at the Right Time

Etiquette guidance on dining behavior from Mary Marshall Duffee. It outlines table manners, seating, napkin handling, utensil use, and conversation etiquette to observe before, during, and after meals. The piece emphasizes quiet conduct and respect for hosts and guests in formal dining settings.

Mary Marshall Duffee

What's in a Name Alberta and its historic ties

Alberta traces its origin to Aethelbrycht and Adelbrecht, with the Eskimo link to Teutonic roots. The masculine Albert name influenced English usage, leading to Alberta and Albertine as feminine forms. Jade is Alberta's talismanic stone, promising prosperity and health, with Monday as a lucky day and a lucky number.

Aethel Aethelbrycht England Prague Danthe Wilh Adelbrecht Europe Italy Alberta Queen Victoria Albert Edwina Roberta Jade Danter

Origins of the NEWS headline and Mecca Black Stone description

The piece recalls early newspaper greetings with compass or NEWS devices and describes the Black Stone in Mecca’s Great Mosque. It notes the stone’s oval shape about seven inches wide and its sacred status for Muslims facing it in prayer.

Mosque Mecca Tne Mohamed

How Do You Say It by C N Lurie

A brief excerpt discusses the correct use of the verb expect. It explains that expect means to look forward to as probable or certain and to anticipate. It notes incorrect usage like I expect that your lessons are done and cites Nelson's England expects that every man will do his duty as a famous example.

England Lord Nelson Trafalgar

A Line o Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs

An extract from The Miner compares inner merit to gold sought by miners beyond sight. It notes a tension between outward grace and inner worth and reflects on finding goodness within a flawed self.

New Even 40 Teacher Notes Ill Child Janes Absence

A teacher wrote Janes's mother seeking cause for his several days absence. The reply says Janes is very ill and needs to stay home for general weeks due to stomach and bowels issues.

Janes Che

Uncle Walt Denounces Modern Spelling of Names in Debate

A scene features Mr Jamesworthy and Mrs Jamesworthy arguing over foreign spellings of names like Elizabeth Isabella and Marie Mary in their home. He mocks Marlo Dusenberry and insists on traditional, stately names, recalling his mother Isabella and criticizing modern variations. He brags of strict hospitality yet refuses certain guests.

Marlo Dusenberry Mary Elizabeths Dorcases Matildas Elizabeth Marie Kathryn Mace Jamesworthy Isabella Isabels Isbells

Spatt-Remembers Vows Amid Unusual Marriage Hint

In a Buffalo Express note, Mrs. Spatt quips she married a dead best man, reflecting on vows once sworn and the irony of her union. The remark underscores a wry tone about marriage promises and comic misfortune.

Spatt

You’re Needed at Home Charlie A Wife Presents Rebate

London Punch reports a humorous line where a neighbor hails Charlie with news his wife has given him another tax rebate. The exchange plays on domestic life and unexpected financial windfall.

London Punch

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