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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
The article introduces the first all steel closed car marketed the Business Coupe or STEEL From framework to window mouldings the body is built of steel. It promises quietness grace and stamina for commercial travel and notes the enamel finish shared with Dodge Brothers open cars.
A fragment reflects on character giving power through silent, right conduct. It suggests actions speak louder than words, with tone implying internal strength and moral steadiness. The piece names Brooke as a reference point or source of the idea.
The Argonaut recalls Georges Washington Lafayette, son of the French general, who fled to America in 1782 and lived under the protection of George Washington. The story notes his 1771 birth, early exile, and the swords Lafayette sent to the United States and France.
Parisian composer Milhaud speaks on jazz influence and his chamber symphonies. He notes composing a jazz sonata and plans a lyric drama Tes Eumenides while continuing piano works in a varied orchestral approach.
London records that Sir Keith Smith and his brother, after two years since their Australia flight, announce preparations for a possible round the world journey. They seek practical routes with stops, aiming to prove global reach while saving time and possibly transport costs. The brothers have funds to support their theories.
Argentina's newly formed Snell Federation of Women aims to establish trade schools for women and girls to learn manual trades. Two schools are organized, with about 40 girls attending the first, learning to make men's and women's clothing and baskets.
The Australian press in Melbourne honors lecturer Merbaiens for his Nov 1 speech on Life s Balance Sheet given at Chantanquid. The Times lauds him as one of the era s notable orators and praises his call for close cooperation between English speaking peoples. The piece notes Australia would gain much from an international exchange of ideas if more Americans matched his calibre.
Norman Allan Imrie will bring a real vision of the world’s problems after years of personal contact with Hite and exposure to conditions in England Canada Central Europe and beyond. He appears at 40 Chautauque offering insights on global affairs and social issues.
Miss Edna Eugenia Lowe will deliver a lecture titled Danger Signals on the Read o Health this afternoon. The talk promises vital, plainly spoken health guidance for all community members and is described as full of common sense and engaging charm.
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