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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
A satirical montage questions public taste and civic manners. It notes disapproval of affrays and road hazards, jokes about tipping and advertising, and quips on politics, popularity, and sea serpents. It lampoons long essays and seasonal opinions with lighthearted jests.
Arthur Brisbane of the Today column in the Chicago Herald and Examiner argues a Coolidge third term should not be discussed until after a 1928 reelection. He notes Washington refused more than two terms and says 1930 is the proper time to consider a third term, urging focus on current crises and stable government.
The passage argues that a successful first term would justify a second, with time to discuss a possible third. It portrays women entering business as a threat to traditional feminine culture and asserts leadership requires maintaining womanly conduct, restricting rapid advancement in public life.
New England is described as conservative yet the Fifth Massachusetts Congressional district elected Mrs. E N Rogers to fill a vacancy. The piece notes the historic nature of a woman attaining such high office and reflects on changing views of women's roles in public life.
A missionary introduced the large peanut from the United States 35 years ago. Its cultivation expanded yearly and now enters China’s foreign commerce to the value of millions of dollars annually.
Let the water run out from brushes and dry with bristles downward to prevent water soaking into the backs and loosening bristles.
A winter practice in parts of Europe sees snow packed into pots covered with earth and sold as ice during the summer. The method preserves cold storage by natural insulating layers and serves markets seeking cooling.
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