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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
2
Incoming president and successor participate in a ceremony that emphasizes simplicity as authorities bow to the wishes of the new leader. The event marks the formal transfer of power with a modest but dignified oath taking.
Washington March 4 the oath of office for President Warren G Harding was administered by Chief Justice Edward Douglass White in which Harding vows to faithfully execute the office and preserve protect and defend the Constitution of the United States
Warren G Harding is sworn in as the 29th U S president in a swift no frills ceremony. The inaugural parade is compact with minimal military display and a brisk schedule outlining a businesslike start to his administration.
The message urges adding play to daily life to increase happiness for oneself and others. It champions righteousness as a form of gain, framing joyful acts and ethical behavior as mutually reinforcing for personal well being and social harmony.
The legislature prepares to debate budget measures as they ready appropriations for the next biennium. Lawmakers expect discussions to center on funding for state programs, with committee hearings scheduled this month.
Lincoln accounts show proposed state appropriations for 1921 23 exceed 22 million with 17 million to be raised by taxation after credits. Barrows pushes water bond relief bill Benard while Hoagland leads senate fight against dead animal disposal licensing. Ice cream fat rule faces senate opposition but passes committee.
A newspaper snippet promotes Diamond Dyes with instructions for dyeing fabrics and warns against poor results. It mentions a Color Card from Dreggtat and includes humorousquotations about a well bred dog and a late employer.
A testimonial from Mrs Janssen of Marinette Wisconsin lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling pregnancy after medical doubts. Mrs Held of Marinette also endorses the product noting relief from nervous condition and irregularity leading to a healthy daughter. The letter highlights how the remedy is a natural alternative to surgery for many women seeking motherhood.
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