Harding in South Urges Unity and Tariff Focus
President-elect Harding appeals for national concord during a Southern swing, endorsing a tariff congress in Atlanta and stressing American markets and industry. In St Augustine he shifts to golf, savoring a rare vacation day as political duties fade into leisure.
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Police Ban on Dances in Kearney Sparks Public Outcry
Following protests, Kearney police ban cheek-to-cheek and related dances, require lights on, prohibit hugging and lauded decor, forbid smoking, and threaten arrest for unbecoming conduct. An on-site officer will enforce rules with possible deputized civilians aiding lawmen. State agencies will assist enforcement.
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Kearney
Public Sale in Washington DC 1921 of Democratic items
Public auction in Washington DC on March 4 1921 to sell political items including an old Democratic platform a deformed League of Nations and various Democratic machines from Oklahoma Missouri and county seats with free lunch at noon. Woodrow Wilson owner William G McAdoo clerk and Tumuity auctioneer.
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League of Nations
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Tumuity
Yellow Jacket
N.C
Firebug in Minatare Threatens Town Fire, Menace Grows
The Minatare Free Press warns a local arsonist dubbed the firebug, now in a tenth act of incendiary violence, may soon face blazing public anger. The paper vows to reveal the culprit publicly when caught, warning that justice could be swift and harsh.
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Ingenious light alert replaces doorbell for deaf couple
A newly married deaf couple, managing without a servant, created a clever doorbell substitute. When a visitor presses the electric button, lights flash throughout the house to signal the caller’s presence.
Condemn High Priced Stock Foods
E H Beckstead, noted hog raiser in Iowa, denounces high priced hog foods and remedies. He says his hogs, among the best on the market, thrive on minerals he produces himself, detailing a method of feeding five pounds of ordinary minerals to sustain superior hogs.
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E. H. Beckstead
Uvestock
Mineraline Mineral Mix Promises Brighter Hogs
An inexpensive mineral blend sold as Mineraline costs a couple of dollars and, when mixed with bran to create a hundred pounds, keeps hogs free from worms and in prime condition. Housed in a sheltered box, hogs can access it as needed, and it allegedly yields better gains than pricier stock foods. Send two dollars to The Mineraline Chemical Co. for a full hundred pounds of mineral mix via prepaid parcel post. Also, an ad from Sidney Lumber Co. promotes homes in the town.
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Mineraline Chemical Co
North Wells St
Chicago
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