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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
6
A San Francisco dispatch reports the Japanese freighter Hamburg Maru, traveling from San Francisco to Yokohama, repaired its crankshaft damage and is 4,000 miles from San Francisco, proceeding on course.
Washington reports discussion among Secretary Hughes Auckland Geddes Baron Shiduhara and the Italian chargé d affaires on a date for the disarmament conference. Britain favors a later date than November 11 while Japan agrees to earliest possible time and worries about data preparation.
Idaho War Memorial Commission selects Fairbanks lifelike Doughboy statue as main feature for county memorials. Overbrook Post to rename its home Russell C Gross post, honoring Russell Gross. Legion highlights deserter lists and education role. Jacksonville Legion football aims for strong south team. Local efforts include Ophir, Washington park project and Galbraith Ir memorial fund. Oklahoma Blue and Gray Association plans to donate reunion grounds to Bridgeport Legion.
Governor Stephens signs five welfare bills backed by the California American Legion as Legion officer Fred F. Gebergall advances labor union links and veteran relief work. The piece lists Legion activities nationwide, deserter rewards, and post efforts in Minnesota and New Orleans.
In Alberta a husband died trying to save his wife as they navigated a treacherous path from Mt Fanon to Marble Creek. Mrs Stone, widow of a Purdue University president, survived in serious condition after a heroic but fatal attempt to rescue her. A team carried medical supplies and prepared a temporary camp at Marble Creek for the grieving family.
A North Dakota and Montana bank chain owner, Biesicker of Tessenden, was arrested in Thorst and charged with making false entries and banking violations. Two banks controlled by Biesicker were closed due to shortages at Towner and Plentywood. His home in Essenden is valued at about $100,000.
Vernon Texas resident Mrs W M Stephens credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative with relieving months of side pains and enabling her to work as a dressmaker. She urges others to seek the medicine and notes confidential replies from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Mery Gerrett Hay of the National League of Women Voters spoke in New York urging action by women against police and bosses she says underestimate female resolve. She referenced a comic anecdote about a young bride and husband to illustrate misplaced assumptions about romance and seriousness.
A student read a dramatic line from a storybook during history, prompting laughter and a dry remark from the teacher as the Chicago Tribune notes the moment of classroom humor during a lesson on ancient history.
A concise reflection notes that restraint in showing emotion can spare individuals from excessive public sympathy and scrutiny, shaping social responses to tragedy. The idea emphasizes measured sympathy over loud displays.
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