Fire prevention education blamed for curb in losses
The article argues that incineration of material wealth risks a national hazard and urges school instruction to foster fire consciousness. It cites a 1420,760 dollar annual loss rate, a growing movement for prevention education, and the National Board of Fire Underwriters with the Bureau of Education publishing Safe Guarding the Name Against Fire as the standard text.
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The Perfect Day A Whimsical Weather Verse
A fragmented verse by Walt Mogon laments a perfect day with contrasts of cool weather and hot drought. It personifies the climate, wonders about sun and rain, and muses on life, labor, and voters amid shifting light and sound. The piece blends whimsical images with political undertones and rural imagery.
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K K K Runs Page Ad Sparks Local Debate in Britt
An advertisement by the Ku Klux Klan appears in the Britt News Tribune stirring public comment. Prominent Britt residents express concerns about Klan statements claiming the article reflects both positive and negative features. Citizens warn of potential strife as views unfold while urging restraint and dialogue.
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Doctor Notes On Generations And Dieting On Wheels
A doctor observes that a genere atlanint lives on wheels should eat more fruit and fresh vegetables than the generations that ayalked. Cleanliness is next to godliness, dignity is not to devilishness.
Tax Waste And A Massive Civilian Tax Army
A pundit laments tax waste while attacking civilian payrolls and government spending. The Michigan Danker Association report cites 15 years of tax legislation costing over a million locally and reveals 700,000 federal civilians plus state payrolls well over twice that number. Families and dependents swell totals, sparking concern over government ownership of utilities.
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Sharks Prey On Aged Couple In Faulty Stock Deal
An elderly couple lost thirty five thousand dollars to a dishonest broker promising rapid wealth. The seventy year old blind man and his wife now face poverty unless charity helps. The piece warns readers to consult a lawyer or banker before investing and to avoid get rich quick schemes.
Medallions of Late President Harding to be Issued
Philadelphia mint superintendent Feeas Styer announced medallions honoring the late President Harding will be sold to the public. Likeness on one side, birth and death dates on the other, with samples mailed to all parts of the United States and readiness around September first.
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Renwick Times Subscription Advantage Highlight
A subscription to Renwick Times is described as a valuable investment. The text notes that one issue can often equal the cost of a full year, emphasizing the long term savings for readers who subscribe.
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