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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
1
Major General Henry T. Allen urges a more tolerant stance toward other nations and warns that excessive pride in one's country can fuel conflict. He argues the US should sacrifice some nationalism to promote peace by engaging all sovereign states at a common table.
Native born Americans created key inventions while immigrant stewards crafted milestones. figures like Edison, Bell, Berliner, Besla, Vanderpoele and Steinmetz are highlighted for advancing electricity, the telephone and related devices through hardship and perseverance in the United States.
From Hungary to America many immigrants helped advance telephony and broader scientific achievement. The article highlights how foreign born talents developed in the United States became integral to American innovation and discovery.
An article notes families cutting costs with careful spending and shows how women use home economics methods such as washing with a household washer. A Pennsylvania woman earned a national prize for washing garments from lingerie to overalls, illustrating practical savings.
A nostalgic piece recounts the Mayflower voyage with 68 passengers 1038 total aboard including crew. It notes Peregrine White as the ship’s baby and reflects on the Pilgrims founding Plymouth Rock on December 21 1620 and the enduring spirit of home and providence.
A batch of handwritten Santa letters shows children from Bean Hill and Nowlin areas asking for dolls tables dressers beds stoves tools and candy. Names such as Margaret Price Iona Price Lester Thomas appear with notes of good behavior and wishes for fruit and nuts.
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