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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
7
The text discusses how trade associations and institutes relate to anti trust laws. It weighs the constructive public welfare roles of most associations against misuse by a few. It suggests reconsidering the Federal Trade Commission's powers to reduce business uncertainty.
The piece argues playgrounds and recreation centers improve youth fitness and behavior. It cites 4000 plus centers nationwide aiding athletics and reducing crime, accidents, swearing, cheating, and stealing. Police, schoolboys, and directors advocate expanding playgrounds to channel leisure and build self-reliance.
A campaign argues publicity and education will curb forest fires. It cites campers causing fires in the past five years totaling over 20000 and urges care with campfires cigars cigarettes and matches to protect timber resources and public welfare.
A columnist argues that fat women are superior wives due to affection, good nature, lack of worry, and calm, classic comfort. The piece cites historical examples like Nippur tablets and urges young men to favor stout partners for happiness and stability.
A fashion overview of light summer cotton frocks favored by French designers and American wearers. It highlights sheer cotton voiles, flo canna fabrics, and embroidered motifs, detailing how Paris creations blend elegance with casual sportswear for Deauville and Riviera seasons.
President Harding told senators the nation cannot pass compensation for World War service members now. He warned such action would hinder restoration, raise taxes, and threaten financial stability, urging reduction of wartime taxes and reform of war debt first. He outlined three essential steps: tax reduction, refunding war debt, and adjusting foreign loans. He cautioned against billions in gratuities and urged a return to normal peacetime finance.
Poughkeepsie July 13 Judge Daniel J Gleason referee in James A Stillman divorce and legitimacy action handed down a decision ruling on nine points of law raised by William Rand of coal and subject to reversal only upon appeal to higher courts were regarded as a victory for the banker.
A major blaze at the German port Hamburg destroyed a shipyard facility causing extensive damage. Officials report millions of marks in losses with critical infrastructure and vessels affected by the fire.
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