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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented passage notes a man swapping subdued blues and blacks for new tweeds, likening a flapper look to personal style. It jests about golf scores going wrong and hints at buying knickerbockers as a last resort, signaling a fashionable, playful mood.
A man in a high state of intoxication shouted at a lamp post and drew police attention. He mispronounces words and claims to see a light upstairs. The piece ends with a quip about cleanup week and painting cars in bad weather.
An elderly man in a diner table scene erupts over a dish as a waiter complies. A dismissive remark about a Babe Ruth homer is followed by a stray note about bride prospects and an assessor dispute with furniture figures.
The note complains about a planned trip west next summer. Alliance and Gering are mentioned with George Orr and Asa Wood. The writer jokes about lies about golf scores and grumbling over meals.
A report notes Paul Cunningham was knocked off the track by cloudy conditions after following sunny spells around town during a spell of roughed weather. The piece references a subscription bargain from the National Republican and a Quintessential remark by Congresswoman Robertson on women in politics. It recalls a past incident of a woman preacher and a heckler exchange about keeping a neat neck.
The Ford Motor Company, Detroit, announces extensive upgrades across cars and trucks. Enhancements include lower fuel use, smoother running, lighter pistons, redesigned carburetor, improved wiring, 16 inch steering wheel, Timken bearings, rigid running boards, cord tires on rear axles, and revised seating for comfort. Retail sales remain strong with high production levels sustaining low prices.
The passage questions the farmer labor bloc and its prophet amid campaign chatter. It notes the campaign is young and contrasts dieting advice with political discourse, suggesting discouragement over public messaging.
The Imperial presents Bebe Daniels in One Will Week with Over the Hill. The film has run a year on Broadway and top city runs in San Francisco and London. It portrays a mother’s sacrifices, a wayward son and family life across nations with universal appeal.
Three Phrelueld the Top Man presents tops curtains and auto upholstering services at 124 Weet. Local tradesmen advertise for house and vehicle interiors with competitive prices and quick turnaround.
A humorous ramble on why public fame in music hinges on looks and a hard to spell long name. The piece argues that facial hair and distinctive names help break through, while plain faces and ordinary names struggle to be heard. It mocks the publicity game and the search for fresh faces.
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