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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
1
A lyrical scene portrays the Trudge-Away Lad returning at daybreak to his mother. Through meadow and peril the voyager is guided by a mother's patient embrace, while imaginations bloom with wonders and safe harbor at home.
John Barret, director general of the Pan American Union, returned from Europe and warned that European belligerents will expand their own trade after the war. He urged immediate protective tariffs to shield the lowland market, which he calls eight times larger than current exports, from intensified European competition.
Spectacular exposition in Chicago during stock show promises magnificent educational exhibits and grand horse fair each evening. Ivervun leads a season event highlighting rising entries, stockyard market insights, and high prices. Families and women welcome to learn breeding and market demands while enjoying city theatres and combined pleasure with business.
The article cites Thomas Edison's work ethic, noting a weekly time card showing night shifts and long hours, highlighting a 949 hour 44 minute total. It also argues farm land financing risk, advocating cheaper long term credit from Federal Farm Loan banks and the value of frugality, savings, and disciplined spending for youth.
A historical editorial argues the war is universal in impact and that America, while empathetic to all sufferers, stands to gain commercially as a wartime beneficiary. It urges the nation to expand production, build up industries, and promote self sufficing agriculture with livestock to balance the economy.
Six men form a singing orchestra, The Musical Guardsmen, who perform diverse instruments and inject pep into each show. They have toured well, pleasing audiences in every town they visit. Come and enjoy the act, with remaining five numbers for $1.50.
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