Making Rogers Known as Walsh's Senate Successor
The Lowell Courier- Citizen argues that John Jacob Rogers is the undeniable Republican choice to replace Senator David J. Walsh. It praises Rogers as a potential future leader, urging Massachusetts to recognize his merit and prepare him to be a top national figure, successor to Lodge in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Rogers
David J. Walsh
Walsh
United States
Washington
Rogers
Massachusetts
Lodge
Rogsere
Senate
Lowell Courier- Citizen
The Fit's the Thing in Bathing Suit Rules
The Knitted Outerwear association warns bathing suit makers and sellers face hundreds of style variations to satisfy local modesty codes. A bulletin cites councils and legislatures demanding tailored garments for each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knitted
Association
Fit Matters More Than Coverage in Clothing Claims
A New York Times report argues that the suit’s merit lies in fit rather than extent of coverage, noting marked progress by domestic manufacturers in improving garment fit.
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New York Times
Not Exactly Aunt Jane and the Auntie Advice Clash
A visit by Not Exactly Aunt Jane to her sister and four children triggers a clash with Sally the helper. Aunt Jane dispenses child rearing advice while Sally retorts that, having never raised children, she cannot claim expertise. The dialogue highlights contrasting generations and practical know-how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Sally
Miss Jane
Indianapolis News
President responds to gold dish display at Atlantic City hotel
A New York Herald letter argues about a solid gold service taken from a hotel strong box for President Harding. The President later quips in public that he wants regular dishes, not gold ones, prompting reflection on publicity and public perception of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Harding
New York Herald
It Takes Two to Make Enemies and Friends
A Trade Review aphorism notes that conflict and friendship arise from mutual action. It asserts that fault lies with both sides when making an enemy, while credit lies with both when making a friend.
Elevator Fire Destroys Alda Elevator and Contents
The Alda elevator owned by G. E. Cannon was totally destroyed by fire last Thursday night, with losses of about 12,000 on the building and 8,000 on stored grain. The origin remains unknown. Insurance covers the loss. Grand Island fire crews responded, arriving in eighteen minutes, but could only aid in protecting nearby buildings.
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G. E. Cannon
Alda
Grand Island Fire Department
Essist
Watermelon Theft Notice Damages Due by Oct 1 1921
Take notice that two unknown parties came to my neighbor's property walked to my place and stole watermelons Tuesday night September 13th and damaged goods on the patch and on the public highway. Damages set at $25 to be paid before October 1, 1921 to avoid prosecution per WM. H. GROSSE.
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Autes
WM. H. Grosse
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B. Charles Pease
Osborne Bldg
American Bank
HINK
W. E. Swatzlander
Hink’s
M. E. Pettibone
Tosh Block
F. L. Snell
Neube Bidg
Mercanté
de- Rutherford
Kingdom of God
W. M. Wisdom of
Brooklyn, N. Y
Sidney
Nebraska
Clara Downey
C &I
Sidney, Nebr
Auspices International
Bible Students Association
Russell Judge Rutherford
New York City
Bar
Pope Phewra
Nashua
Ove Teeresese
Derk
Syars Co. Golden Rule Store
Nebr
New York
Yeu
Heather
Silk
Lisle
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