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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
4
A New York preacher condemns the movie world for the depraved actions of some stars but argues against broad ministry condemnation. He favors audience refusals to support films featuring those actors, calling for private boycotts as a practical method to cleanse the industry.
A mixed column discusses truth and rumor in journalism, the impact of editors on reputations, and the value of honesty over deceit. It touches on divorce, family harmony, and soft replies, then shifts to milk consumption and Prohibition era debates. It ends with reflections on witty, sensible conversation.
Dainty neckwear delights women, with sets in white organdie and sheer fabrics. A collar vestee and ear set in white features black crossbars and red green and purple flower embroidery. Girls wear Peter Pan collars and cuffs in gingham with scalloped organdie edging. Cheer up, another European war may come.
The narrator compares a cat to boys who tease others weaker than them. It argues these boys act from impulse and lack of knowledge. They can change only if guided and taught to choose better behavior.
The writer argues that someday liquor prohibitions may be unnecessary as people awaken to alcohol’s harms. Education in public schools and family harmony are urged to prevent drinking, with a hopeful vision of sunlit homes and a life free from alcohol’s dangers.
Awart chatter about a fair game idea where every player pays the same amount before sitting to avoid advantage by size. The group discusses the fairness of chipping in equally and the impact on the little and big players as they aim to win the next pot.
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