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Newspaper
Winchester Journal Herald
Location
Winchester, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
2
The ticket enumerates candidates for statewide offices including United States Senator Albert J Beveridge Secretary of State Ed Jackson Treasurer Ora Davies Superintendent of Public Instruction B J Burris and Justices Myers Nichols and McMahan with various district and local roles. Electors include Evert A Addington Ernest M Dunn Nora Smith Frank F Fielder Roy C Cox and others.
The Italian ambassador defends sovereign tariff rights while condemning foreign interference in U S politics. He warns against ambassadors acting as campaigners and urges Italy to recall him, citing potential damage to Italy U.S. relations and to diplomacy.
Senator Watson accuses foreign diplomats of interfering in U S domestic policy and warns against internationalists shaping American history and policy. He cites past attempts to enter the league of nations and to influence tariffs and schooling narratives.
The piece attacks perceived mediocrity in American leadership amid tariff disputes and foreign diplomacy. It cites Senator Watson’s criticism affecting foreign diplomats and notes the British ambassador’s vacation as diplomacy plays out. It contrasts Italian envoy Ricci’s stance with U.S. policy and recalls Lord Sackville West’s 1888 intervention over free trade.
A Marion County critic argues Indiana carries excess payroll and boards while noting Marion County sends 61 cents of every tax dollar to the state fund and spends $57.15 locally. The piece questions tax money use and cites Seattle street railways and tariff debates. It also mentions Princeton naming Harding a Doctor of Laws and reflects on Woodrow Wilson.
The newsletter denounces Samuel Gompers for arguing rights outside the law and seeks to uphold one law for all. It praises the Supreme Court as intelligent, honest, and fearless while labeling Gompers as advocating special privilege and foreign influence. The piece warns that such views threaten national balance and American ideals.
The Dead Letter Office notes mail delays when numbers and streets are omitted. Historical examples show vague addresses like Atlantic Coast or city names, while modern practice urges including complete street numbers to ensure prompt delivery.
Professor Atkinson, a bookkeeping expert, clashed with Miss Cummings over shorthand grammar when he filled in for Howells at Cummings Business College. She misread his vow to leave, but she soon confessed love, revealing a hidden bond as they kiss and plan a future together.
War department transfers sectional steel bridges to the bureau of public roads and the USDA for peace-time use in national forests. Bridges come in two sizes to form 83 to 91 foot spans with 11 foot roadways, plus trucks and cars for road construction. material distributed to states to prevent road deterioration amid high prices.
Plan for harvesting and storing the coming crop ice. University Farm at St Paul offers blueprint No 171 showing a 16 ton capacity ice house with insulated walls. The plans cost 16 cents and are available from the Office of Publications Journal-Herald.
The Riley Memorial Association urges Indiana residents to donate to the Riley hospital for Children building fund. Donations in cash check or money order directed to 18 East Vermont Street Indianapolis will go directly to constructing a state run hospital for ill and crippled children, with acknowledgment of each gift.
Guidance emphasizes spelling out the full state name in addresses to avoid confusion between Trinidad California and Trinidad Colorado. It warns clerks to verify locality spelling when city names are shared. Officials urge consistent formatting on all mail to ensure correct routing.
President Harding emphasizes postal service as a major business venture. Postmasters are urged to act as managers of local branches of the world’s largest business, underscoring efficiency and discipline in government operations.
A brief notice urges post office staff and rural carriers to modernize and tidy up facilities. It hints that a visitor named Mr Stranger may return bringing benefits, urging attention to first impressions and improvements. The event runs May 1 through May 4.
The article notes that weaving has long used machinery and credits 1738 as the year the fly shuttle was invented, marking a milestone in textile tech development.
Washington June 19 Republican Publicity Association argues for renewing ship subsidy to rebuild U S merchant fleet and counter British subsidies. Article traces history from 1840 law, Civil War damage, and postwar decline, urging congressional action to equalize American vessels with foreign rivals.
A poultry focus on lice species and mites affecting chickens outlines safe treatment and prevention methods. It notes recommended materials like wood preservatives, sulfur mixtures, vaseline, and Peruvian balsam washes, and suggests contacting the US Department of Agriculture bulletins for detailed guidance.
Fatty Arbuckle, broke and barred from films after his manslaughter trials, plans to appeal to Will Hays for reinstatement. He lost his fortune house and a $25000 car and has earned only one paid scenario since arrest. His wife Minta Durfee is in New York awaiting her return.
A historical funeral narrative centers on a Ba head-hunter and a ritual of grief with widows and widowers crying twice daily for a year and fasting every other day for a month, reflecting austere mourning rites.
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