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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
2
The text argues Schopenhauerian views on beards as deceit in men versus women's faces as marks of social sensitivity. It contrasts brute driven facial expression with the nuanced human face, claiming women are more responsive to social surroundings and better at tact, while men display fixed expressions. It concludes with a tongue in cheek observation on nursery prattle and a weary husband.
Illinois couple Frank Staron and Elizabeth Dixon lived apart for twenty five years planning a fortune before marriage. They wrote weekly letters since 1895 and reunited in California to wed. The tale suggests some couples delay wedlock to pursue riches, while others prosper with joined effort.
A brisk remark salutes Admiral Sims as a bold postwar figure in naval aviation, noting his reputation as a capable bombardier and a leader in military circles.
Before spring games begin the neighborhood kids play marbles with glassies commies aggies and a large shooter. They kneel in mud their hands stained as they aim to knock rivals forfeit from the ring. The game transcends class as sons of bankers bakers and the poor mix in the circle.
The NH Republican base shows about one tenth backing Leonard Wood, with Wood’s best tally 4,129 for Delegate Estabrook. Historical voting patterns suggest the primary results reflect limited enthusiasm, while broader GOP support for Wood remains weak compared to past presidential contests. The Turkish treaty is due to Turks on March 22, likely provoking widespread debate if terms favor changes.
A Jamaica newspaper reports a regional storm of protest as McAdoo proposes the United States take over the islands. The piece notes widespread reaction in Jamaica, links to Prohibition funding aims, and references to boxing, Trotsky, and postwar military plans, all framed in a period tone.
The article quotes Bryan denouncing the pact debate as a disgrace while urging the American people to control government, promote peace, and overthrow injustice. It discusses lessons from war, the need for a two thirds vote to ratify treaties, and support for the League of Nations to prevent future wars.
From Huron South Dakota on March 17 the Associated Press states that ships must be owned by Americans and built in American shipyards. The piece argues that greed and selfishness have driven the industry, calling for national ownership of vessel construction.
Gen Leonard Wood stated that the United States should not sell the war to foreign countries and called for a large merchant marine to boost domestic and foreign trade and serve as a navy reserve. He presented the plan in an address tonight as a Republican presidential candidate.
A strike by eight thousand Leopoldina railway workers in Rio and two neighboring states halts service. Demands include higher wages and better conditions. Police arrest leaders as stations are guarded. reports say the government may deploy troops to restore traffic.
Louis Bokkena, government trapper, turned in 300 bobcat and coyote pelts in one month. He operated on the Powder River in Montana.
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