Record sport licenses issued for hunters and anglers
American hunters and anglers took out more than 5,000,000 licenses during the 1924 25 season. Returns to state treasuries amounted to more than $6,400,000.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
6
All the Good It Does Debating a Cop Turns to Pride
A brisk line from a literary fragment contrasts arguing with a police officer and the social weight of pride as a defining vice. The speaker claims a dispute occurred while a correction counters the memory of the event.
Danger of Typhoid in Vacation Season
Public health warns that typhoid rises with more motor car travel as tourists enter areas with unsafe water. Illinois report links 1925 outbreaks in eight states to polluted Indiana water. Vaccination and sanitation are urged for personal protection during the open tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Molly’s Fractured Explanation at the Grocer's
A mother questions Molly after a long absence. Molly explains she hurried back only after meeting Joan on the way. The child defends that she hurried back but not while going, sparking a gentle parental rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Molly
Has to Pile it On Dial System Faults in New York
A reader reports the new dial system by the telephone company in New York forces subscribers to dial themselves. A friend says the only way to obtain a number is to threaten an operator with mock disabilities and self harm if denied assistance. The Outlook notes the peril of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
St. Vitus
Passing of the Horse in an Age of Motors
A concise notice notes the decline of horse use as motor transport rises. It cites statistics showing 4,152,000 more horses on American farms now than in 1900, reflecting a gradual shift in rural life and farming practices.
Wisdom of Silence Wise Men Say Nothing in Dangerous Times
A reflective quote attributed to Selden on the value of silence during perilous periods. The line emphasizes restraint and caution in tense moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden
Sweden's Trade Grows in Three Year Harvest Rise
The volume of Swedish export trade has steadily increased over the last three years. The 1925 harvest is valued at 1,242,000,000 kroner, up 45,000,000 kroner from 1924. A bustling city keeps residents busy and focused, with money not buying everything. Henry Ford discussed the English coal situation at a Dearborn dinner, likening the coal economy to a bride unable to find a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Button
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Poor Rule Chains in bidirectional Systems
A reflective note on rules that fail to function both ways and the broader harm of inconsistent governance. It critiques systems that apply constraints unevenly, urging balanced, reciprocal enforcement. The author emphasizes practical outcomes over rigid formalism.
Revival of early American furnishings in modern homes
The article surveys a trend toward Colonial decor with repurposed items such as kerosene lamps fitted with electric bulbs, hooked and rag rugs, burlap foundations, and shellacked backs. It highlights coin dot silks for dresses, woven silk rag portieres, and the reuse of striped and shaded fabrics to refresh wardrobes and interiors.
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