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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
7
Washington welcomes Prince Amaradhat Krimakara of Siam as the new minister to the United States in a ceremonial portrait marking his diplomatic posting and the continuity of Siamese relations with America.
A terse aphorism warns that empowering women voters may demand more male participation at polls. A second line casts a man’s rival as the bitter ex-friend who can no longer work him, hinting at social divisions and personal enmity within political discourse.
Government plant experts test the paper mulch method after Hawaiian grower use. The impregnated paper allows shoots to emerge while suppressing weeds. Trials stretch from pineapple plots to small truck patches nationwide. Officials will await thorough results before issuing an official report.
Oil industry engineers evaluate aluminum tanks as storage vessels to resist corrosion from sulphur in crude oil. The corrosion forces frequent tank renewals in some fields, prompting exploration of longer lasting materials for containment.
Dr. Edwin Hulme McIlicam of a Philadelphia industry's employment service argues in Popular Mechanics Magazine that teams with two nationalities outperform homogeneous groups, claiming greater productivity from mixed nationalities in the workplace.
Light cartoon caption notes a speaker claiming schooling teaches debate while marriage teaches concession. The Cincinnati Enquirer features the brief quip highlighting domestic harmony over argument.
The historic flag that inspired the poem The Star Spangled Banner is exhibited at the old National Museum in Washington D C. It remains an icon of American history and national pride.
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