CORPORATIONS FIND ITS SOUL IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS
A WaTERLOO Evening Courier digest shares editorials praising Christmas gifts and salary boosts as signs of humanizing industry. It cites Minneapolis Journal on Denmark handing the West Indies to the United States and Burlington Hawk-Eye urging bird conservation, plus relief efforts for Armenians and Syria with aid ships from New York.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Jand Daily Reporter
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wlhs Harta
Weer Park
John C. Hertman
AW Feterson
Sea Daily
Waterloo
Iowa
Beemer
WASAT
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks
Minneapolis
Riksdag
Christian
Denmark
United States
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Dickers
Nenmark
Remrps
Burlington
Syria
Armenia
Thor
Woden
Europe
Christ
Caesar
Aden
Charles BR
Crane
Fifth Avenue
Waste of Paper Prompts Conservation Movement
The Valdalign story urges paper economy amid rising costs and scarce supply. A New York firm advises large users to seek true paper and reduce waste, arguing cleaner packaging lowers demand. Boston reacts to Sunday revival and liquor licensing with national context and voter turnout analysis. The San Marino peace question is also noted.
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Louisville Courter-Journal
Valdalign
Mfi
America
New York
Quip and Quirk Fill Arkansas Page Tales
Excerpts from New York and regional presses reveal humorous asides and social sketches. The piece cites Nevada Pleayune and others, noting sly comments on manners, censorship, and the idea of a “gentle hint” in small town life.
Iowa Editors Weighing Larre Subject In Printing Inquiry
Iowa editors report acting on charity and a Senate resolution prompting a committee to examine government bulletins and publications deemed useless. The debate centers on what government printing should be produced and funded.
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Port Democrat
Ater Kenyon
Senate
Iowa
The Day After Christmas Hardest Time to Bear
Ruth Culmore discusses the post Christmas lull and its anti climax. She argues the day after Christmas is the toughest as expectations fade, gifts disappoint, and fatigue sets in then offers advice to rest and plan a social follow up. The passage includes a domestic scene with Aunt Dinah and the Dollington family.
Dollington Party Sparkles in Miniature Doll Land
In Dollington home preparations for a grand party unfold Aunt Dinah dominates the scene. Peter the butler stumbles at the table causing a polite but mortifying moment as guests admire the dolls and a paper orchestra plays in the drawing room. The dolls’ Virginia family prestige is noted by visitors.
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Dollington
Dinah
Peter
Dinah Ceme Buntling
Aunt Dinah
Pater
Mr. John
Masaar
Mrs. Dorlington
Altho
Aunt Dineh
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief for Grippe
Relief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken ends grippe misery and a severe cold. It clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and eases sore throat. Priced at 25 cents, it supposedly acts without assistance and tastes pleasant.
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Grippe
Pape
Musterole Headache Remedy Adverts Relief Claim
An old advertised ointment Musterole offers headache relief and decongestant effect from mustard oil. It is described as externally applied, non blistering, safer for stomach or glands than internal medicines, and claimed helpful for sore throat bronchitis croup colds rheumatic pains sprains and frostbite victims.
Oregon town to be under feminist rule
In Umatilla Oregon a newly elected female-led administration plans a four woman council including a woman mayor recorder and treasurer. Mayor B Starcher loses re election to his wife by 28 votes out of 174. The campaign ousted an all male ticket in a surprising political shift.
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Umatilla
Ore
B Starcher
Starcher
Women elected to office in Sunbury mayor and council
Sunbury voters elected E. E. Starcher as mayor and four councilwomen including Mrs. C. G. Brownell Mrs. Roy F Paula Mrs. W. B. Spinning and Mrs. H. P. Means. Mrs. J. H. Cherry named city recorder and Mrs. Robert Merrick as treasurer. The mayor will appoint the town marshal to take office Jan 1 and it is noted the official may be a woman.
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Wal
E. E. Starcher
C. G. Brownell
Roy F Paula
W. B. Spinning
H. P. Means
City Recorder
Irs
J. H. Cherry
Robert Merrick
Stormy Night in Boston Ties Up Railroads and Trolleys
Boston, Dec 26. A harsh night for inebriates as Gov McCall's orders shut trains and streetcars. About 300 drunken passengers couldn't get home, and arrests neared 300. Police stations on Joy Street La Grange and Hanover overflowed hourly with intoxicated offenders in custody.
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Boston
Mass
McCall
la Grange Street
Joy Street
Hanover Street
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