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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1923
Page
6
The Tucson Citizen notes its publication details including daily weekday evenings and Sunday morning editions, association affiliations, and postal entry details. It lists executives, publishing company, and copyright use by Associated Press and United Press.
President Washington expresses a clear aim to avoid political entanglements with other nations while fulfilling domestic and international duties. He argues for an American character that acts for its own interests, seeking respect abroad and harmony at home without taking sides for Britain or France.
A brief notice announced a literary piece titled The Journey's End published in 1922 Chicago Tribune. The item notes copyright details and references the Chicago Tribune as the publishing institution.
The Department of the Interior pension office processed 549,066 checks totaling $20,660,018.97 for old soldiers widows and retired federal workers. Checks are signed with a 10 pen technique then cut and mailed so delivery reaches recipients by the 4th of the next month.
War department faces embarrassment over spoils from Europe as Newark New Jersey and Norfolk storage options loom. About 3 million items including 2197 guns and 70,000 rifles await congressional action on disposition while transfer costs and storage pose ongoing issues. Federal road funding also set to rise to about 258 million.
A collage of quick quips on social snubs and summer habits. Notes on neighbors, alimony, sports, fashion, and politics mix with wry humor about frogs, rabbits, and a Parisian road. Includes satirical lines on patriotism and prohibition.
The fragmentary relic describes knockers two-legged creatures with corkscrew souls and jelly backbone as feared figures. It notes grim attitudes toward death and warns that upright people avert them. A Europe war preview and a New York society elopement are briefly mentioned.
The council enacted an ordinance taxing lottery ticket sellers with a ten dollar license each quarter. Mose Drachman is described as a democrat, noted for bringing sunshine into the family. Major Rube Hopkins, once of Tucson, now with the constitutionalist army in Sonora, was praised for heroism during a shelled battle, saved lives, and promoted to General Iturbe's staff.
A reader reports receiving a pamphlet from the University of the World titled The Propagation of the Philosophy of Americanism. The item proves puzzling, read in various directions, and described as beautiful grand and precious. The note requests interpretation of the content.
A European aid proposal is discussed as essential for swift recovery of Europe’s economy and politics. The plan emphasizes American help and coordinated action across nations to stabilize markets and security. Concurrently a Soviet led campaign targets working women to advance child welfare with milk stations parental support and new nursing facilities.
Rear Admiral William L Rodgers of the General Board, a senior officer, advocated pacifism only when World peace outweighed war costs. He supported arming the nation, maintaining a global fleet, and sending battleship tours as peace safeguards. Born February, he rose from captain in 1909 to admiral in 1916, served with the Adriatic fleet late in World War I.
Fragmentary verses describe a couple separated by vast seas and islands. The speaker laments an estranged bond while recalling a past unity as tides, moonlight, and distant shores echo longing and divinity in a somber, reflective voyage.
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