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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
2
Rosalie Winters Cohen, blind since birth and resident of the Sunshine Home for Blind Children in Brooklyn, graduates from public school six months early with top honors in her class of 35. She has composed music and plays piano violin and mandolin and is an expert needleworker.
A defendant thanks his lawyer for an acquittal and the lawyer replies about possible conscience in taking part of the loot as a fee. The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes the exchange as a wry remark on justice and corruption.
Ned asks Edna for words to make him happiest. Edna suggests staying single as the route to happiness. The dialogue hints at tension between desire for affirmation and choice of independence.
A woman discusses collecting for the needy, insisting the poor suffer and that she spends hours talking with them at their homes. The exchange questions certainty about the extent of their hardship.
Arthur Appleyard of Newton Upper Falls Massachusetts presented a five weeks old Costa Rican deer to the Boston Zoo.
A light luncheon of parliamentary humor unfolds as members mock a chair who claims to meditate while others accuse him of neglecting the committee. The exchange features a running gag about focus and attentiveness during a tense meeting.
A convention of farmers institutes in Victoria delegates members to present a scheme to the government. The plan proposes using war tanks imported from England and France to clear thousands of acres for farming and supports establishing a wholesale house modeled on California’s system.
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