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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
A new boy Willie Winks is recorded as tardy for three days in a row. The principal asks what they teach, expecting punctuality. Willie answers honesty is the best policy, and the principal sees the point.
A quip about how laughter seems silly unless prompted by what is said. The line hints at the social sting of provoking a reaction and the odd psychology of amusement.
National Geographic Vice President John Oliver La Gorce explains rapid coastal changes along the Atlantic and Gulf shores. He details Cape Henry Cape Cod Nag Head and Hatteras migrating dunes and the wind aided by waves reshaping beaches from Virginia to Florida.
A fashion note from the New York Times extols the simple one piece dress as the season’s enduring silhouette. It praises versatile fabrics from gingham to silk, trims with ribbon, and minor embroidery. The article highlights fit, sleeve shaping, and skirt length, while noting the dress’s practicality for morning, afternoon, and sports wear with fabrics like serge crepe and French flannel.
A. Bloomfield, conductor on the Chicago and North Western, reports at the Pennsylvania System Veteran Employees Association banquet. Justice William I. Schaffer warns against stripping Congress of power to declare constitutional acts unconstitutional, urging preservation of judicial review and constitutional checks.
A brief editorial contrasts influence with effort noting that a man with pull gets easy work but one with push earns higher pay, reflecting on power and reward dynamics in the job market.
An exchange recounts a voter bribery attempt in a past election. A woman candidate declines a bribe, insisting she will not sell her vote even for multiple offers. The episode highlights integrity amid political temptation.
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A touring conductor traveling with a revue plans to leave two large grips at Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Station left-luggage office to avoid moving them across the country. His landlady from Scotland warns against the weekly cost and suggests pawning the bags for a dime a month.
The New York Sun notes Rub-Watson has quit golf while Dub-Well was seen changing a tire yesterday and still speaks the language.
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