Memorial Drive to Raise Funds for World War Monument
A Uintah county message urges residents to again go over the top to fund a memorial honoring those who served in the World War. Citizens are asked to contribute, with pride in helping erect the monument, and wishes success to Witbeck Post Auxiliary.
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Uintah County
Witbeck Post
Wheat from the chaff amid Dawes reparations plan
In the heat of political agitation before a presidential year, writers urge focus on the Dawes committee report as a practical plan for war reparations. A stable, businesslike settlement could foster world peace and industrial prosperity if international politics do not derail the proposal.
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Dawes Committee
HER BUYING POWER AS HOUSEHOLD MANAGER
The housewife governs household purchases and budgets, while husbands read trade papers for business needs. Advertisements in newspapers reveal most information she seeks for economical buying decisions.
Advertising and the thoughtful household manager
A household manager studies newspaper advertisements to get best value. She reads ads to select stores that offer advertised goods as promised and to trust merchants who advertise regularly. The town name in ads signals direct communication from the retailer to her.
Watch the Match Watch to prevent forest fires this summer
A Vernal warned piece urges care while camping noting 9000000 vacationers will seek lakes and woods while warning 36000 U.S. forest fires last year cost 16 million in timber and property. It stresses extinguishing fires, not leaving them unattended, and warns that spring and summer fires threaten timber prices and home building costs. It ends with a quip about hairpins and cleanliness.
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Vernal
U. S
Constitution Amendments Grow as Congress Moves
Ninety eighty amendments have already been offered in congress. The pace suggests the constitution will soon be known by its amendments rather than its original text. The public tone reflects frustration with proposal volume and potential impact.
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Congress
Weekly Panorama of Events in the National Capital
Peter Keegan reports a Republican counter-offensive against Democratic scandal focus in Washington. Spencer leads investigations into stock market operations with John Walsh’s testimony marking a turning point. Debate over Cabinet dismissals fades and discussions of Kenyon as Coolidge’s running mate intensify. Norris constitutional amendment to move inauguration to January passes the Senate and awaits House action.
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Spencer
John Walsh
Robinson
Senate
Treasury
Melton
Navy
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Coolidge
Cooldge
Daugherty
Middle West
Harlan Fiske Stone
Norris
Congress
Washington
House
Giant Wigwah Helps Boys In A Fairy Tale
In a 1924 Ilustration Syndicate tale, Giant Wigwah accidentally slips on hotcakes, scares Jasper and Zebbie, then forgives them and shares a lavish dinner. He unlocks their door and promises a great surprise next day, as the boys dream of adventure and kindness.
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Wiewah
Jasper
Zebbie
Jaaper
Grant
Wigwah
Jaseph
Wlewah
Tomorro
Jasppr
Ebbie
Daddy Frog Rescued By Mother Frog From Fox
Old Mister Fox hid Daddy Frog in a box in the woods and planned to dine. Mother Frog discovered the box, opened it, and Daddy Frog jumped out to reunite with his wife. They sailed home together, and Daddy remained with his family.
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Daddy Frog
Jermiah Stokes
Mister Fox
Daddy
Old Mother Frog
Mae
Ola Daddy Frog
Mother
New Bantam Champion Abraham Goldstein Crowned in Harlem
Abraham Goldstein the Harlem bantam champion has risen to the world bantamweight title by out boxing Joe Lynch. At twenty four he becomes the first Jewish bantam champion in modern boxing and the second from New York to reach the top, after Benny Leonard.
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Abraham Goldstein
Joe Lynch
le Ia
Metropolis
Benny Leonard
Origin of Old Phrase In Siberia Tale
The Detroit News recounts a curious origin of the phrase throwing sord in their eyes. A southern Siberia setting with sandy landscape and hostile tribes is described. Warriors used their own land as a weapon in mounted chase to bewilder and show mercy briefly.
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Siberia
Detroit News
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