30 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
1
Captain Drummond infiltrates a gang meeting led by Peterson in a tense scene. He overhears Bolshevist rhetoric, blind fury, and planned manipulation as he plots escape from the house while the conspirators discuss treasure, alliances, and an impending confrontation.
Mrs Catherine Lewandowski initially defended her husband in a dispute but grew agitated as she described abuse. She locked him in an open trunk and threw away the key, then alerted neighbors with cries of murder and police. Patrolman Andrews found the trunk locked and freed the husband after forcing the lock. he was taken to a cell in a local station.
New York police report a drowning man offered $500 to spare his life. Harry Green, a Black resident of New York City, knocked the rescuer Massion Baron unconscious and dragged him to shore. Baron claimed he paid no large sum for coat and hat checks and was down money after the incident.
Anthony Rosewell of Chicago told the judge that after an April divorce his wife Anna Rosewell left no word about the decree. They have continued living together happily, and Rosewell asked the decree to be set aside. He claimed no knowledge of the divorce and a friend informed him of the situation. The wife is to be summoned to explain the unusual arrangement.
C. J. Larrabee pleaded guilty to taking the machine after a wild ride in a stolen motor car that collided with a streetcar, burned, and overturned. He received a ten year sentence to the penitentiary. Larrabee was only slightly hurt in the crash.
A Philadelphia woman describes years of irregular painful periods and fatigue after which Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her condition. She urges use and endorsement, stating she returned to household duties after seven months on the remedy and recommends it to others.
Detective Sergeant Church and his wife hosted relatives for dinner. The angel food cake was eaten, but he snubbed the devil's food cake saying it was too rich. His wife explains the other cake was made. Indianapolis News
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder as preventing friction in leather and canvas shoes. It claims widespread Army usage, asserts the powder keeps feet clean and healthy, and urges readers to adopt the habit as millions already have.
A fragmentary London Am sWer article quotes critics arguing applause for actors is overestimated. One critic says audiences should not be expected to sit still and do nothing all evening, noting limited impact of applause.
A quip filled note on welfare in Portland, arguing many generations thrived without aid and criticizing excess welfare provisions. The piece uses satire to question modern welfare policy and reflect local newspaper voice.
A fragment argues virtue is not mere innocence or abstention from harm but the exertion of faculties in doing good. The note, attributed to Bugler, frames moral character as active virtue rather than passive purity.
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