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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
4
The article discusses lifting restrictions on imported distilled spirits and the potential reintroduction of exported liquor into the United States under specified terms. It notes policy debates, economic implications, and possible timelines affecting trade, industry, and consumers.
The article notes tribal boarding and contract schools, public day schools, and industrial curricula across 2,306 districts enrolling about 18,000 Indian children. Supervisors outline roles and the split of duties between tribal and public schooling, with emphasis on industry and domestic economy. Also reports an Amish wedding kept secret for a month.
Berlin imposes a luxury tax on dog ownership under a new schedule. Authorities estimate owners of 100 or more dogs in Berlin must pay the government 60,000,000 marks for the tax.
Captain Frank T. Burkhart leads the Lone Star State on its maiden voyage aboard the Star State, touted as unsinkable with thirteen watertight compartments. The ship is a luxury transport hospital vessel with a 22-piece orchestra, many veterans, and promises grand dining and dancing aboard.
Washington The Post Office department entered into an agreement with the British postal authorities for delivery of regular mail matter and parcel post packages to Russia. First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett Tons announced weekly parcels, mostly clothing, are forwarded and about 75 percent are delivered to the addressees.
The article outlines a range of kitchen preparations from stuffed eggs to apple drops and French omelets. It notes egg nutrition, ratios of yolk to white, and suggests a balanced diet with carbohydrates. It covers Apple Balls, Apple Drops, and several potato centered recipes including muffins, pudding, soup and cakes.
Kansas City Star reports Thomas Robertson of the Eagles club sent notices naming lodge members to a sick committee. One inductee balked when asked to serve during business hours, revealing he is an undertaker and is excused from the assignment.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer name stamped on each tablet and package for protection against imitation. A short anecdote from a college avenue car discusses Arbuckle's manslaughter indictment and a comment about gender in headlines.
A humorist visitor stops by the Answers editor during a busy day. The editor pretends to be busy and sarcastic, praising the joke only to reveal his cutting wit. The humorist retorts with pride, and the editor quips that the gem sparkled only when set on the fire.
This column notes the long standing Castoria remedy with the signature “In Use for Over 30 Years” and urges careful bottle inspection. A playful scene shows Betty quizzing about her new baby brother, replying with a humorous misstatement about his looks, highlighting family humor.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a prize fight with a quarter purse and tension. A boy in a tree is keyed to a stakeholding figure while another boy below holds a club, hinting at risk and conflict.
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