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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
7
A Great Northern Territory feature extols youth to complete the pioneering work in Alaska. Drawing on Greeley and Trinity College’s Doctor Kilger, the piece urges prudent daring to advance the territory, praising early settlers and calling the next generation to finish the foundation they began.
A terse editorial observes that blunt truth telling can alienate a man who uses honesty to be disagreeable. It cautions that in striving to balance finances, one must avoid causing a costly break in the effort.
Miss Mary G. Kilbreth, an anti suffragette, criticizes modern girls as flippant. She recounts a bathing beach scene where a young woman in a daring suit provokes an aunt, who is told to wait until the next evening gown appear.
An observer questions the style and composure of the speaker after a tense exchange. The speaker is described as blunt in speech, but uncertainty remains about performance if hecklers confront him.
A brief witticism piece notes that memory proves true, citing a man who recalls his wife's birthday. It concludes that those who look before they leap often see double, hinting at caution and humor in memory and foresight.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled New York passenger fares discriminatory as lower than interstate rates, ordering a 20 percent rise in New York passenger fares and increases in baggage milk and sleeping car charges. Public service commission opposition overruled and state limits on fares ignored. The decision may reach the Supreme Court.
The analysis argues Republicans will hold the Senate for at least eight years based on the current retirement pattern. It notes 1926 could bring a major shakeup with 25 Republicans and seven Democrats up for reelection, and lists the 16 Republican terms expiring in 1922 as solidly Republican states.
A Chicago meeting of the National Farm Bureau Federation’s 17 member committee outlined a plan to form a massive wheat cooperative. The scheme would unite farmers under a California style structure to buy output for five to seven years and aim to control 51 percent of U S wheat in year one, with government inclusion on the board as consumer protection against anti trust action.
An educated chimpanzee named Soko, kept at a Washington zoo, forgets eight years of parlor manners after a horsefly lands on his nose during a Sun day dinner. He hurls a water glass, knives and forks, and smashes chair and table, resisting refined table etiquette and set to return to his everyday life.
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