Debate on American participation in a world court continues
The piece argues mixed public and political views on joining a world court or League of Nations. It recalls U S actions in lending funds to allies, entering World War I, selling munitions, and keeping General Allen in Germany, noting unresolved repayments and urging restraint until European nations show reform and sanity.
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Harding
Borah
League of Nations
France
Allen
Germany
Europe
Our Trend of Thought and the Nation's Future
A reflective column argues moral decline accompanies wealth and luxury. It critiques social fashions, high society excess, and youth chasing trends. The piece condemns wartime profiteering and calls for accountability, contrasting sky advertising with straightforward local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicken
Hin
Nature Study Lessons On Mosquito Life And Control
Jack and Uncle Will discuss mosquitoes at Wildcat creek describing male and female roles, malaria and yellow fever, and how oil on water kills wrigglers. They suggest draining standing water and covering containers to prevent malaria outbreaks.
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Jack
Uncle Will
Wildcat Creek
Jackie
Will
Grant’s Pond
Grant’s
Davis boy brings joy at home on Tuesday
Davis boy gladdens the home this Tuesday June 6. Mrs Glaugh formerly Miss Jennie Postma. mother and baby doing fine. Iva Smuin returns from Harrison mine. Smuth recovering from appendicitis. Mrs Robert Green ill with stomach ulcers. Bill Gardner leaves Saturday for the mines. Mrs Angus Slaugh ill recently. Sacrament meeting Sunday well attended with Elder Peterson talk and community singing. Attendance up from last Sunday. Leonard Slaugh greets friends with a smile.
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Gladden
Glaugh
Jennie Postma
Iva Smuin
Harrison
Angus Slaugh
Peterson
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Ferris
Michigan
Davis
Leonard Slaugh
Mickie
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Uintah County
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