Thanksgiving reflections on gratitude and shared bounty
The piece urges gratitude after harvest, condemns ingratitude, and calls for using prosperity to aid others. It speaks to the natural law of appreciation, the hurry of life, and the need to fill time with hopeful memories while practicing benevolence and generosity to those in need. It ends with a biblical admonition to share food with the less fortunate.
Do as you would be done by and you won't do anybody else
A letter urges young girls to value natural beauty over artificial cosmetics. It warns that paints and powders used to enhance looks often lead to marriage disappointment when husbands learn beauty was bought. Emphasis is placed on intelligence and character as lasting assets.
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Jimm Dash
Maxine Stevens
Randlett
Rowan
Jess
Sumbuddy
Mister Peppard
K. City
Evry
Jim Dash
Ashton’s
Advertising in the newspaper boosts business
The piece urges frequent advertisers to bid for space, arguing ads draw customers. It notes rural merchants gain from print ads while oddball averted revenue enforcement hints that West Virginia moonshiners use skunks to mask hootch odors. even a carcass would alter flavor.
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West Virginia
Twenty Years From Now and The Call to Constructive Criticism
A reflective column linking labor capital tensions to future upheaval, warning that unresolved discontent could trigger civil strife or foreign invasion. It urges fair labor relations, prudent judgment, and preventive public virtue, citing Lincoln's assassination sign at 8 18 as a cautionary emblem and stressing personal integrity in promises and parenting.
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W. K. Washburn
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Boy Reporter recalls town life and Thanksgiving plans
A rambling diary from our boy reporter covers Thanksgiving warmth, gossip about Mister Wang Sing and Mister Willa Johnson, school notes, and local worries. It notes Mister Parker recovering, Mister Don Lawity’s nursery songs, and ads from the town printer while hinting at community routines and homework before school.
Uintah County Utah School Election Notice 1922
Regular school election in Uintah County Utah will be held in Precincts 1 3 and 6 from 7am to 7pm Wednesday December 6 1922 for electing three members to the Board of Education. Polling places include Naples Davis Jensen Watson Maeser Giles Dry Fork LaPoint Tridel Bennett Whiterocks Hayden and Williams H Siddoway president and S L Goodrich clerk.
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Uintah
Utah
Board of Education
Naples—School
Davis— School
Jensen
Watson
Maeser
Giles
Dry Fork
Representative
Lapoint
Tridel
Bennett
Whiterocks
Hayden
WM. H. Siddoway
Slerre G. Goodrich
Celery Week Proclamation Urges Utah Pride in Crop
Governor Charles R. Mabey proclaims Celery Week to showcase Utah celery as a healthy, vital product. The notice urges Utah residents to advertise the crop nationwide, noting celery's healthful tonicity and abundant nutrients.
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Utah
United States
Charles R. Mabey
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