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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
The Juneau community bids farewell to Gov Bone and his wife as they depart tonight to reside in the States. Alaskans praise their earnest, energetic service, friendliness, and democratic spirit, expressing lasting affection and best wishes for happiness and prosperity in their future.
A political essay argues that enforcing broad state power harms individual conscience and that major papers favor limited government. It cites Tribune editorial stances on crime, safety, and personal freedoms, asserting laws should protect citizens while preserving personal choice within public order.
England's importations of canned salmon for the first quarter fell about 20 percent overall. Imports from the United States dropped sharply, while Canadian canned salmon imports more than doubled. Other nations showed a about 75 percent decline. Figures compare 1924 and 1925 with U S imports around 10,979,300 pounds valued at $2,037,000 and Canadian imports near 3,640, (incomplete data).
The report highlights a total decline in imports with America and Canada dominating and other sources nearly vanishing. It notes constant proportions between U S and Canadian fish imports, hints at substitutes for canned salmon, and comments on English imports of Oriental salmon. It also questions a claimed $11 million income tax due from Senator Conzens linked to his stance on surtax reduction.
The writer notes Hindenburg's name is too long for headlines and compares him to Ebert. It suggests popularity with editors would require a shorter form like Von. The piece contrasts the Dry Navy’s speed and firepower with the Rum Fleet’s supposed Dutch courage.
Bernard Shaw's voice to be preserved on a phonograph for the British Muse. Though his pen is famed, his voice adds lasting meaning. Shaw, said to be a pleasing speaker, recently charmed listeners with a radio broadcast and is now sought for a gramophone record.
Prince Rupert aims to host two way cargoes for steamships to and from the Orient. With winter, grain and lumber may be shipped from the port and Oriental goods imported. Liners may lag. tramp vessels will sail direct to foreign ports. Lumber could move from Swan Son Bay, Queen Charlotte City, Ketchikan, and Granby. Next year Massett Inlet mills hoped to join, with interior mills if prices improve.
John Saari of Portland, invited by Finnish lumber firms, reports Finland holds Europe’s largest merchantable timber stand with growth surpassing current cuts. He outlines seven reasons Finland can expand output, including virgin forests, developed industry, skilled labor, and superior shipping. The piece notes broader debates on defense day and pacifism alongside comments on Margot Asquith.
Oldest Inhabitant recalls past fashions and safety pins while noting flappers and hats. Married readers share ironies of stockings bare legs and pacifist advice amid domestic strife. A North Pole land cost figure hints at jokes about travel and weather.
A brief item notes a new machine turning out 390 ten cent pieces each minute. The column quips about spending options besides streetcar rides and a joke exchange on wives, voices, and temper.
A poetic exchange features a man born the same year as a woman who is twenty eight, noting he is forty and she is younger yet always late. The dialogue hints at rubber shortages and excess, with lines about looking for raw rubber and a lingering country appetite for rubber products.
A string of social quips on wives, mothers, and dating culture. jokes on alimony, engagement rings, and modern women. Mentions names like Miss A. Bonnet of McKeesport and Mildred in Turtle Creek as light society notes.
Miltiadis Karstous aged six is held in connection with the death of Vivian I Husson age seventeen months who was pushed into the Merrimac River near Lowell Massachusetts and stoned to death while struggling Another six year old John Veres was also questioned in the inquiry.
An old advertisement promotes Bowles Mentho Sulphur for facial eruptions rashes and eczema. It claims rapid improvement after applying the sulfur preparation noting germ destroying properties and urges readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist and try it.
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