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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
2
A fashion piece notes jacket suits from London designers are popular this spring, featuring bold striped woolens, wrap jackets, and short skirts. It highlights bright colors like orange, brick, and lavender for sport wear, plus new stockinette suits with corduroy collars and cuffs.
The Okayama prefecture produced 90,725 ki of peppermint in the last fiscal year valued at 611,265 yen, down 6,973 kin from the prior year. Despite the drop in quantity, higher prices pushed total value up by 59,800 yen.
A Milwaukee Sentinel observation notes a New York judge's ruling allowing wives to frisk their sleeping husbands trousers if the husband withholds a fair weekly wage share. The piece comments on gender norms, stating the line that it is a man's world.
The text notes the governor’s palace at Baita Fe as a symbol of three centuries of rule by Spain, Mexico, and the United States. It claims vast land loss to Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Montana, tracing origins to Juan de Onate and Montezuma. It portrays El Palacio as a fortress seat of government and life through eras of conquest and administration.
A reflective remark on human knowledge noting that the world’s vast unknown remains largely beyond reach. It compares the learned to students who cannot identify common desk wood, emphasizing how little even the wise understand.
A Boston Herald quotation urges learning from all who cross your path. It extols a venerable farmer and a sharp young salesman as sources of special knowledge, advising to stay curious and treat each meeting as a lesson, even if schooldays are in the past.
The article notes Africa may claim a premier civilization seat, with Benin in British West Africa highlighted for its ancient stone cities. It cites Benin’s 1845 Portuguese encounters and findings suggesting bronzework and ties to ancient Egypt or Babylon, indicating Benin could predate or rival those cultures.
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