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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
7
A collage of wry maxims, political asides, and social commentary spans religion, law, labor, and culture. It cites Proverbs, in-laws, industrial life, war, and celebrity musings while noting humor in politics, gender roles, and public tastes.
A Logansport judge suspended a 17 year old's two to 14 year sentence on the condition he join the navy. He declined the offer and the judge ordered him to serve the sentence, criticizing enlistment as bringing disrepute on military service.
A collection of quips and observations on spring, fashion, travel, politics, and society. Notes on the Prince of Wales, radio woes, weather hints around July Fourth, and the quirks of urban life appear in brief, humorous vignettes from a bygone era.
An Egyptian manuscript proves quack doctors existed in 1600 B C but the writer notes the real wonder is their continued flourish in 1925. The piece mocks public fascination and urges skepticism toward unreliable medical claims.
Newspapers debate the changing masculine ideal and its social effects, contrasting Dr Charles Gray Shaw's views on male slipping roles with The Atlanta Journal's defense of historical masculine traits. The piece notes shifting gender norms, fashion, and domestic expectations in a broad cultural context.
Newteller Henry St George Tucker declines the substantial raise for congressmen, citing his grandfather’s era and conscience. He resists the extra money rather than use it as a political maneuver, with public speeches in his district explaining why he cannot accept the raise or redirect it.
Notice to contractors invites sealed bids at the Nebraska State House Lincoln on May 29 1925 for Gravel Surfacing and incidental work on the Nebraska City Plattsmouth Project No 28 Federal Aid Road. Work covers about 15.9 miles with 197700 sq yd 3 inch gravel surfacing. Deadline 10:00 A M. Plans at Cass County Clerk Plattsmouth or State Public Works Lincoln. Bids opened publicly. Right to waive technicalities and reject bids reserved.
Dr. Lew Sverry of Exeter argues against magazines promoting arbitrary success fetishes. He says true success comes from fineness of purpose and doing one thing supremely, plus the ability to dream and to accomplish objectives.
The article speculates that synthetic sugar could appear soon with synthetic starch and protein following. If factories replace most staples, fueled by coal water and air, farming would focus on delicacies. The author argues population constraints could vanish once industrial production scales.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders a hearing on June 1 1925 at 10 am to probate the will of Jesse R. McVay. L. M. McVay petitions that George E. Dovey be appointed executor. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Legal notice lists Paul Applegate as plaintiff against multiple defendants including Ida Applegate Joy Applegate James Applegate Delia Anderson Louis Anderson Eugene Applegate Marion Dickson and others with guardianship for two minors Louise Dickson and another. The notice states an action commenced on April 21 1925 and requires appearance.
Two district court notices in Cass County Nebraska. Plaintiffs Benton W. Livingston and others seek partition or quiet title on described real estate in sections 25 27 30 township 12 13 north east of 6th P M. Defendants named by description with real names unknown. Applicants require response by June 22 1925.
Cass County Nebraska in the County Court the petition of Cass County a corporation asks that C D Spangler be named Administrator. May 27 1825 at ten oclock p m hearing set. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Dated April 28 1835. Judge A H Doostruyt Seal
County Court in Wiattemouth to receive and examine claims against the estate of William Klanurens deceased. Hearings set for June 5 1925 September 5 1926 at ten o clock p m. Creditors must present claims within three months from June 1925. One year limit for payment of debts from June 1925. Witness A H Duxbury county judge.
A concise proverb centers on the value of rational thinking outweighing widespread ignorance, urging thoughtful discussion over lip service. The line uses economical phrasing to stress clarity and prudent debate.
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