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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1920
Page
6
A readers' column questions city funding for parks and park upkeep. It argues for immediate action to improve grass, irrigation, and facilities, urging city leaders to fund park needs now rather than delaying.
A 1920 column by Frank Crane surveys newspaper theatricals and public notices, blending commentary on modern society with references to political figures, media, and cultural trends. It presents a snapshot of a wide range of names, places, and events, anchored by Crane's voice and dated context.
A chaotic New York Socialist convention sparked debates on radical shifts and party direction. Delegates argued about a new group consciousness and potential splits, while discussions touched on Bolshevism, church ties, and the party’s future path amid internal tensions and public scrutiny.
An illustrated children’s tale follows Unc Billy Possum as he enters Green Forest seeking new adventures. Peter Rabbit and friends greet the gathering, with a mix of curiosity and surprise as the woodland residents observe life on the farm.
Washington May 8 report argues modern diets yield less chewing work, leaving jaws underdeveloped. Primitive and civilized children show stark jaw growth differences. experts cite food texture and chewing pressure as key.
A whimsical tale unfolds with Mrs. Possum and Timmy Chunk as characters. One Billy Mr Pro and Shank appear in a rustic scene of conversation and mischief. Old Mrs. Possum smiles widely as a humorous exchange ends with a tease about a big pocket in the next story.
Experts urge reintroducing tough foods and chewing gum to exercise jaws. They propose beefsteak in households and unground wheat for children, and advise parents to find methods to strengthen the teeth and the grinding muscles.
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