Trial, jury, and judge power in Andersons case
Helpfully, the piece argues the grand jury reviews preliminary evidence to decide who stands trial while the judge oversees trials. It suggests the Andersons effectively controlled local disciplinary actions, implying their influence over others’ fate in the community.
Makers of Child Ideals in Movies Decline Curb Needed
A critical piece denounces Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and argues many actors in films foster lewd tendencies. It warns that movie stars shape children’s ideals more than schools, urging strict limits to keep cinema free of vice for family safety.
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Clay
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Hollywood
Courage and sacrifice amid a perilous sea tragedy
A great steamship wrecks on a reef off the Pacific coast with passengers clinging to wreckage and mattresses. One man abandons a woman to drown. a youth and his sister leap into the sea. The tale contrasts brute force with chivalrous courage and reflects on true bravery. In lighter notes, sixteen year old Nestor from Siberia arrives in New York after a perilous journey with her family, dancing to earn money and secure the family's escape from Soviet hardship.
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Uniforms Proposed to Reduce Snobbery in Tennessee Schools
In Chattanooga Tennessee school authorities ban silk stockings high heels and ornate wear for girls and require plain middy suits cotton stockings and low heel shoes. The move aims to promote health curb snobbery and prevent wealthy students from humiliating others. A single uniform for all public schools nationwide is suggested as a possible outcome.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
America
Woman breaks two records in Cedar Rapids court scene
Mrs. F. L. Anderson, foreman of the Cedar Rapids grand jury, reported the jury's findings to her husband, the district judge. She is the first Iowa woman to serve as grand jury foreman and may be the first in the nation to report to her husband.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
F. L. Anderson
Wicthout
Anderson
United States
Woman Defies Indecent Exposure Law in Atlantic City
Louise Rosine, a California novelist, resisted arrest by an Atlantic City officer over bare knees. She broke the officer's glasses and was jailed, while keeping her knees uncovered. Rosine vows to take the case to the U S Supreme Court to prove she can do as she pleases with her knees.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Louise Rosine
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia women oppose mob violence and lynch law
The Georgia state committee of co operation between the races issues a fan appeal against mob violence. The statement says that lynch law protects no one and asks that the law run its course, rejecting private groups like the Ku Klux Klan for protection.
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Georgia
South
Ku Klux Klan
Holland’s First High School Girl Dr Aletta Jacobs
Dr Aletta Jacobs of Holland, first girl to attend high school and later medical school, sparked legal change and led suffrage efforts. On the fiftieth anniversary of equal access, delegations from Holland’s colleges honored her with flowers and a gift, acknowledging her trailblazing role.
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Holland
Aletta Jacobs
Jacobs
Suffrage Association of Holland
Training children to adopt noble ideals in conduct
The article argues that shaping a child’s inner ideals is key to guiding behavior. Reasoning alone fails without higher aims. harsh preaching or fault-finding often hardens resolve. True formation requires careful, modest influence, with effective methods to be discussed in future installments.
Mother’s care to prevent malnutrition in children
The text urges mothers to provide nourishing food and a calm environment to prevent malnutrition which harms mentality and invites disease. It stresses rest and quiet for undernourished children, including daily naps, and advocates gentle discipline over force.
Little Rosebush Story of Kindness and Winter Help
A small rosebush thrives by a stone wall after kindness from a robin. In winter the robin warms himself in her leaves and later helps by digging worms from her roots. The robin returns each season to keep the plant healthy, and the roses bloom again, delighting visitors.
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Miss Rosebush
Peach stain removal guide for fabrics and wool
Housewife's Corner offers stain tricks for peach spots. Fresh stains may lift with boiling water poured from a height, aged stains respond to glycerine treatment, then washing and bleaching with causte Javelle if traces remain. Peach stains on wool are removable with ether or chloroform.
Beans on Bread Sandwiches With Spiced Spread
A simple baked bean spread is prepared by blending one pint of baked beans with tomato catsup onion juice and mustard. The mixture is sieved then spread over bread slices and cut into regular shapes for serving.
Banana preparation for fruit salads and desserts
Bananas are peeled and sliced to flesh the fruit. They are then skinned and scraped before being processed through a potato dicer. The resulting pieces add color and texture, pairing well with colored berries or cherries in salads and desserts.
Olives Sardine Pimento Layer Cake With Lettuce
Spread between bread slices forms a layered salad cake of chopped olives pounded sardines chopped pimento and hard cooked yolks with lettuce and mayonnaise. Cut into portions and served with coffee.
Bit of home repair tips for granite kettles and linen
Mend granite kettles by threading the ball part of a dress snap through the hole and snapping it on the other side. Rivet firmly with a few hammer strokes until secure. Remove rust spots from white linen using lemon salts in powder form. Apply salts to the spot and dampen slightly.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure in Sidney
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated April 23 1921 by John Nelson and filed with the Cheyenne County Clerk in Nebraska in favor of J W Hessel den and assigned to C A Shields there is due 996 75 on a Ford Pouring Car No 43908395. The car will be sold at 10 am October 29 1921 at the gasoline filling tank in front of the Sidney Motor Company Ford Garage Sidney Nebraska.
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John Nelson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. W. Hesselden
C. A. Shields
Ford
Sidney Motor Company
Ford Garage
Sidney
W. S. Hart Thriller "O'Malley of the Mounted" at U S A Theatre
W. S. Hart stars in O'Malley of the Mounted a Paramount thriller featuring four Royal Canadian Mounted Police as heroes. Hart writes the story with Lambert Hillyer directing Eva Novak leads the cast. The plot follows a manhunt in the western wilds ending in a dramatic twist as bandits and romance unfold with notable horsemanship feats in a Western rodeo.
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Hart
O'Malley
The
Mounted
Paramount
U.S. A
Mr. Hart
Lambert Hillyer
Eva Novak
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