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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
A science summary notes bread may achieve life sustaining perfection by adding two key elements and removing five princi ples. It envisions bread palatability and nutrition, potentially reducing need for side dishes and turning meals into simple ovenless bakery servings.
The passage discusses bread long described as the staff of life, implying it contains life sustaining qualities and has been a universally consumed staple across cultures and ages. It traces the notion that bread's central role in diets reflects its ubiquity and perceived vitality.
The text blends casual reflections on bread as sustenance and independence with a discussion of political alignments in 1912, noting Democratic press focus, Progressive and Standpat factions, and the impact of a Supreme Court decision on union property during strikes. It references Samuel Gompers and labor dynamics shaping public opinion.
The Princeton Telegraph reports a couple and a church group were duped by a fake charity scam. An impostor posing as a Salvation Army solicitor was exposed after inquiries showed his Kansas City address. Councillors move to bar all stranger fund solicitations.
June 12 to 17 forecast shows considerable steadiness with showers possible and temperatures above normal. Mendota resident Chas Rivers at Mendota was in business last Wednesday.
The piece condemns local tax increases and political manipulation by city and county authorities. It argues for true valuation and warns that fractional valuation harms rural areas, schools, and roads. It cites Missouri’s Jackson County figures and calls for honesty about tax needs and reductions where possible.
Jared Heed Gorham, adopted son of Mrs Gorham and son of Miss Nellie Richards, formerly an optometrist, was injured in California when a truck brake failed and a wheel collapsed. One man was killed and another injured. Gorham was hospitalized and recovering.
Senator Reed accuses Hoover of price fixing that allegedly raised wheat costs by billions. Breckenridge Long counters that the Lever Bill enabled such fixes and notes Reed helped pass it. He adds the 1917 wheat crop commission included six former members and Hoover was not a member. The relevance to Missouri Senate race remains unclear.
Reported British troops move into the Ireland boundary area to clear border towns after clashes with Irish Republicans. Several killed in heavy fighting as factions press the crisis, with observers criticizing government aims if Ireland cannot resolve its own troubles. Also notes a marriage on Saturday between J. Ote Norris and Hattle d Wir.
The coal strike, ongoing since April, remains far from settled as the government has tried to mediate without success. Neither side will meet the other, each preferring stalemate. Public opinion could push the two sides into conferences when coal supplies grow tight.
Mrs William Gall and two daughters from near Greenity were riding home in a Ford coupe when the brakes failed on a hill. The car rolled into a ditch, one girl was badly bruised while the other two escaped with minor injuries. A telephone repairman saw the crash and came to help.
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