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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
William A. Radford explains a 24 by 80 foot square house with stucco upper walls and clapboard lower siding. The plan emphasizes cost efficiency, solid foundation, spacious seven rooms, and practical layout including two bathrooms, a first floor toilet, large living and dining rooms, kitchen with pantry, and a full basement.
An eminent tragedian defends Shakespearean actors asserting a financial edge over other performers. He jokes that school teachers never push classes to see a musical comedy or a sex play for its educational value.
A nostalgic column celebrates the modern girl, praising her self confidence and charm over Victoria era restraints. The author rejects the idea that women are ignorant or frivolous, arguing modesty and agency can coexist with fashionable self-expression. The piece envisions the modern girl as a lasting heroine in the speaker’s imagination.
Discussion argues airships require either non inflammable gas like helium or fireproof gas bags. Helium scarce costly and heavy, hydrogen with nonflammable envelope may be safer. asbestos fails as a fabric. metal envelopes seem only practical but underdeveloped. Fuel risk felt with hydrocarbon fuels. kerosene experiments may reduce vapor danger.
A speaker contrasts Russian classical dance upbringing with American jazz culture. He argues children should be taught ballroom dancing from a young age, fostering beauty, poise, and harmony while deeming jazz music harsh and distasteful. He warns that early dance education shapes lifelong preferences.
Rabbi S Wise of New York argues for immediate drastic reforms to curb what he calls vile theater and motion picture fare in New York. He warns that if the stage and screen do not cleanse themselves the rod of censorship will be used and cites social decay from flamboyant semi nudity among the young and elite alike.
A feature on building a 36 by 52 foot dairy barn for twenty cows with sun light and ventilation. Advocates plank frame construction, concrete floors, center feeding alley, two rows of stalls, and a mow room for hay. Outlines cost, plans, and expert advice from William A. Radford for readers.
The commission form unites legislative and executive powers in a small elected body of three to seven, with at large elections. The mayor leads without extra authority while commissioners head departments. It typically includes initiative referendum and recall as safeguards.
During a supper at Mrs Brown’s, new maid Jane is warned to guard against waste. The hostess learns the knives were cleaned on one side only, the uppermost side, prompting Jane to respond in a tragic tone that she was told to make spare of everything.
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