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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
11
A text criticizes urban views of farmers, noting how farm families now blend modern dress, cars, education, and social clubs. It argues that rural life is sophisticated, warns against wasteful spending, and urges balanced production and saving to secure community prosperity and individual success.
The idea of intelligent saving and thrift applied to individuals has shown success across the country, prompting the United States Treasury Department to consider a broader community wide program as sound communal business.
A short aphorism notes that small acts keeping peace prevent unhappiness. It asserts giving way, yielding, and gentle responses avoid clouds and foster steady happiness, framing daily kindness as sunshine. The author, Atkin, emphasizes quiet restraint over conflict to sustain a pleasant mood.
A brief anodyne quip exchange features Youngham asking how to tell when the honeymoon ends and Oldham replying that it begins when his wife stops sharing and starts asking questions. The wry line reflects domestic humor typical of the era.
A prudent household budget, though hard to fit every family, starts with careful tracking of income and expenditures. It suggests where food, shelter, fuel, and sundries consume funds, highlights saving and government securities, and urges household cooperation for sustained financial health and avoidance of a Despondent Slough.
Knights of Columbus leaders urge restoration of full free distribution to service members as War Work drive funds risk reduction. Secretary Baker’s decision pending. Iowa events include May 26 27 state convention in Ottumwa and Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty’s Des Moines visit March 13. Friel in France to teach American game, McLean to lead boxing for army of occupation.
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