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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
The Toledo Blade notes suspenders shift from rural necessity to urban fashion, then back as demand rises. It credits suspenders with practical use in emergencies and mechanical fixes, while describing rural steadiness and urban revival, predicting renewed popularity among all ages.
A Los Angeles Times reflection on Oll Barnes remembered after death as blind and destitute, recalling his wartime hit Good-by Dolly Gray. The piece laments artists tied to their era, noting the song as a patriotic lullaby for soldiers, and questions enduring legacy and the inscription of glory.
A Duluth Herald excerpt laments excessive fundraising drives while stressing widespread need. It argues hunger and misery persist, urging all to meet their neighborly obligations and support institutions aiding the needy, noting the risk of stopping drives would be a world harm.
A neighbor planted hyacinths at the proper time while the speaker delayed. The late fall and cold rain led to a late bloom that contrasts with bare earth. Hyacinths emerge in spring when other flowers are scarce, filling gardens with fragrance, especially at night, teaching a timeless life lesson about timely action.
Olga Owens argues in Judge that the college girl faces social pressure to disguise intellect amid rising crime fears. She contends women must hide learning with hair, skirts, and cosmetics to avoid danger and judgment, urging pity for her brave conformity to styles.
A thoughtful quotation frames love as the doorway through which the human soul moves from selfishness to service and from solitude to kinship with all humanity, cited from the Boston Transcript.
A designer critiques mothers who overprotect and dress children for appearances, claiming such misguided kindness harms development. He condemns excessive outings, over-stimulation, and restrictiveness that deprive children of healthy exercise and growth.
A Omaha Bee critique notes London jewelers offer diamond tiaras and pearl ropes for rent to social climbers. It argues rented splendor cheapens ownership, likening it to communism as even wives of the wealthy wear borrowed gems for royal events.
The Omaha Bee notes considerable grief for coast cities forced to surrender navy yards and shore stations under a disarmament plan. A commission will struggle to dismantle armored warships and repurpose 500000 tons of ships into useful products, lowering taxes as surplus camps and bases are abandoned.
A local ad urges readers to visit Johnny Crock at 105 East 4th Street for baby buggy retirement services or replacement options. The brief notice highlights a specific contact and address for inquiries.
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