Tucson Citizen Publication History Note
The Tucson Citizen records its publication details with Associated Press and United Press leased wires. It states weekday evenings and Sunday mornings distribution from Tucson, Arizona, under The Citizen Publishing Company with Frank H. Hitchenck as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Press
Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchenck
Tucson Citizen
Citizen Building
Artrons
Washington on an American character and neutrality
George Washington argues for an American character that remains free from political entanglement with other nations. He stresses acting for the United States, avoiding partisanship with Great Britain or France, and preserving domestic harmony and the Union’s unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
State Tax Increases and Bond Debt Rise Across Levels of Government
The piece argues taxes are rising nationwide with governments at all levels expanding expenditures. It cites surging bond issues, tax-exempt municipal and state bonds, and the Census Bureau’s ongoing efforts to compile fiscal data, noting the higher per capita costs and greater indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
States report rising per capita costs and indebtedness 1914 1922
The census bureau lists per capita government costs and net indebtedness for 13 states from 1914 to 1922, noting Wyoming Rhode Island Michigan and others with figures such as Wyoming 7.40 10.34 27.27 and 67 cents 18.37. It also cites Philippines education and self government efforts per Gen. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Nebraska
Ohio
Wyoming
Census Bureau
State of
Rhode Island
Michigan
Kentucky
Illinois
New Jersey
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Maine
Colorado
Capitalism praised as thrift driven force behind American progress
The piece argues capitalism rests on individual thrift and savings. It cites deposits of 17 billion dollars in banks and 600 million in interest, life insurance premiums, and the role of capital in building industries and transit. It warns against communism erasing capitalism and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fair and honorable dealing as defense in Europe
Opinion questions whether peaceful relations can exist between nations long beset by plots and intrigues. The Times-Republican argues Uncle Sam cannot bridge centuries of suspicion and greed without true cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmond Times-Dispatch
United States
Canada
Uncle Sam
Mashalltown
Times-Republican
Europe
On the Spur of the Moment mor and MOOSTE
A humorous poem railing at do gooders and self styled advisors. It mocks optimistic slogans and efficiency buffs while critiquing pro prohibition posture and thrift zeal. The narrator lampoons wealth disproportion and material shortages with playful anti establishment satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor & Mooste
Proliferation of Themed Days Sparks Satirical Debate
A poem mocks calendar trends proposing days for tax nonpayment, law violation, columnist harm, and arson as an absurd list. It suggests creating random days until a final generic Day Not Specific gains footing.
Dinner Stories and Small Town Blues Across The Page
A collage of humorous vignettes and social notes from Judge and Reynold's Newspaper. A London coal town by law about pigeons spawns a quip about the by law while a miner cites the clever pigeon. A mathematician Jackson ponders his wedding date to suit his silver anniversary. The piece closes with a reflection on self-help and peace in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold
London
Jackson
Judge
History repeats in Boston Herald nostalgia piece
A Boston Herald note reflects on history repeating itself as modern leaders resemble Roman Cincinnatus and a Plymouth farmhouse ranch style in a wistful comparison of leadership and agrarian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Cincinnatus
Plymouth
Torseth Seeks Higher Office Amid Real Estate Roots
Virginia Minnesota realty veteran Mrs Torseth sits on the state board of Duluth as she promotes home making skills. She notes Virginia as a prosperous suburb with regional iron and lumber industry significance and hints at future statewide campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torseth
Virginia
Minn
Tate
Tate Board
Duluth
Ug Mes
Mar Fanesnta
Sera
Sip
French minister advocates sewing lessons for girls
Leon Berard urges schools to teach girls proper darning and stocking repair. He proposes practice with a needle and thread to reinforce heels, avoid holes, and cultivate self respect through keeping clothes intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Berard
Cation
More Women Immigrants Rise in County Numbers
For ten years the share of women immigrants grew across the county. Last year women exceeded men for the first time since records began, 51.6 percent. Many are joining relatives now in the country, with mothers or daughters coming to live with them. Despite more arrivals, the household labor market shows little relief. few enter domestic work, some work in factories, and many are listed as having no occupation.
Use of Whey for Complexion Promoted by Farmer Girls
Dutch farmers in Hollandia advocate whey as a beauty aid for improving complexions. They claim the liquid byproduct from cheese making softens skin and freshens appearances. Local women demonstrate simple whey masks and encourage trial among neighbors and market vendors.
Legion World War Chaplains To Attend San Francisco Convention
American Legion convention in San Francisco October will feature nine entertainment acts for chaplains. Chaplain Major Joseph P. McQuaide named chairman of a sub committee by Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett. Thousands of Legion members will attend the national gathering as 335 replies show strong support for a world air disarmament conference with broad backing from senators editors and presidents. cabinet approval allows Legion employees to be absent during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joseph P. McQuaide
Hunter Liggett
Legion
Ai Legion
National Air Disarmament Conference
Goiden
Gion
United States
Washington
France
England
Italy
Veterans’ Organization
Meri Gion
San Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Merucas Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n Aldit Bureau OF Circulation
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Arso
National Industrial Conference Board
Wood
Philippines
Houston Post
der Tag
Robert Edeson
Egypt
George
Mus
Hollandia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!