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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
2
Or, Chtymat altered his stance when a business partner protested his garden. He told his wife he would hire help if needed and would not attempt it again, preferring to invest time in business for lasting vegetable supply. He spoke to a neighbor and partner about garden progress and choices, then to his wife at home about starting the garden before dinner.
A quirky line mentions Gere as an inconsistency and describes a chain of fears among a mouse a man and a woman. The Philippines milk source reference notes that the caribee serves as the Filipico's principal milk supplier.
Mrs. V. B. Osborne of Lexington Kentucky describes years of nervous weakness dizziness and stomach trouble. After ineffective Cincinnati treatments a neighbor urged Tanlac. She reports immediate improvement in nerves appetite digestion and strength and hails Tanlac as wonderful. Sold by leading druggists.
Confidential Milukoff cable claims a Bolshevik document outlines intended world power blocs to aid Soviet aims. It names British Japanese, British German, Italian Greek and Polish French pairings as strategic threats to the rivals. The note asserts Europe's economic ruin makes peaceful solutions unlikely and dismisses the League of Nations idea.
In a Daily Sandpaper item a New York wife discovers her husband’s infidelity with a piano student. She files for separation amid accusations of music driven insult and domestic discord as reported by the era’s headline style.
Dr William Lyon Phelps of Yale spoke at a Philadelphia dinner, recounting a parable about an old music hall artist returning to a town where his act once drew crowds. The crowd silent, the stage manager explains the audience has changed their tastes, not forgotten him but his jokes.
A Yale News quote notes Dr Mott planned law study but YMCA service as a student at Corpett redirected him to Christian pursuits. The remark appears in the New York Tribune via F P A. The excerpt also muses that female detectives should be good looking.
Washington representative Keller Republican Minnesota introduced four amendments to federal taxation. The measures aim to repeal most indirect taxes and excess profits and corporate income taxes while preserving tobacco and a few products. A second bill would retain unearned income taxes and halve earned income taxes. A third proposes a graduated inheritance tax starting at 1 percent on estates of 20000 to 35000 rising to 20 percent over 100000. A fourth would levy 1 percent on land value over 10000 with exemptions for buildings and farming costs. Keller says these would fund the budget and debt sinking fund.
Tulsa suffers massive destruction after race disorders erupt following an arrest. Estimates of dead range from 10 whites and 70 blacks officially, up to 175. thousands flee as the black district is ruined. Governor Robertson and Oklahoma National Guard impose martial law to prevent further violence and restore order.
In Providence Feliz Bort of Blackstone Maza escaped unharmed after tossing bedclothes from a second story window and all five children were dropped to the ground by Mr and Mrs Bort before they fled. The house burned to the ground and was destroyed. In Chicago George Palack and Dennis McCabe were fined for carrying toy water pistols for protection. In Milwaukee Meyer, a night patrolman, was arrested for alleged theft as part of a downtown store robbery linked raid. stolen property valued at six dollars accompanied the evidence.
Latonia Kentucky apprentice jockey 18 year old Freak Dawson died at a hospital after being thrown from a horse during exercise on the Latonia track when his mount collided with another horse.
Five men in a car held up a Milierw and Treders location on a street near the headquarters and escaped with fourteen thousand dollars in currency. Authorities say the beacon is just outside the scene.
The Senate approved the naval appropriation bill at 44 to 17 after weeks of debate, with the House threatening a sharper fight in conference over proposed increases to 96 million and a Borah amendment for a US led disarmament conference with Britain and Japan. The bill carries 44 million, far below the House’s 396 million. Critics objected to the increased cost and defense expansion while supporters say it advances national security and a broader disarmament plan.
The 24 weeks long cloth ing industry dispute ends as Amalgamated Clothing Workers and Clothing Manufacturers' Association sign a new agreement. Key points include union shop, forty four hour week, joint wage scales, and a 15 percent wage reduction for most workers. An arbitration board and imperial chairman are established. Sidney Hillman calls it the era’s most constructive agreement. Eleven Peoria teachers dismissed from Peoria city schools after federation charter surrender.
A House bill allowing consolidation of competing interstate telephone systems cleared the chamber and moves to the Senate. In Alaska news, Beattie, a veteran editor from Scott-Bene, New York, is named governor to replace Thomas C. Riggs Jr. and announced by Secretary of the Interior Fail.
A Denver dispatch reports four deaths and widespread damage across eastern and central Colorado from cloudbursts. Pueblo and Marshall fear dam failure as towns flood, power cuts persist, and livestock and crops suffer heavy losses. Post office damage tallies at 100000 while business districts flood and residents flee by boat.
Washington reports say the Cabinet sees some signs of improvement in industrial and railroad readjustments. President Harding aims to steer aid to business cautiously and temporarily, avoiding paternalism while pursuing commodity based railroad rate readjustments. Death of Supreme Court Clerk Maher noted in Washington. other incidents include a Kansas City tire explosion fatality and a peace resolution move in Congress.
Mrs. Camgie Williams testifies to relief before and after childbirth using Beecham or Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic with easing back ache and irregularities, claiming long term health restoration after years of discomfort.
Quizzical scene described with Charon guiding a bustling mob toward a boat in a hot climate. A sarcastic food profiteer laments lack of reservations, while Charon jokes about a temperamental old boy facing housing woes in a palu brious climate. A vivid, humorous caption captures a chaotic, heat driven moment.
An old advertisement touts Tate Tear Shoes and Allen's Feet Ease for comfort. The copy promises relief from foot fatigue by adding a gold powder antiseptic that reduces odor and friction, allowing wearers to fit smaller shoes with less discomfort.
James Hoban, born in Ireland, designed the White House and oversaw its rebuilding after the 1814 fire. He settled in Charleston before moving to Washington as the city emerged, remaining a government architect for much of his career.
An advertisement touts Caticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and fragrant skin care product for face, skin, baby, and dusting. Marketed as part of the Caticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment, it claims economical use and superior scent compared with rival perfumes.
The only vice president to resign was John C. Calhoun, who stepped down to become a United States senator. His resignation marked a unique end to a vice presidency as he pursued a new role in the Senate.
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