Random Shots and Lost Chance In Local Chat
A column relays civic quips on Pershing’s presidency, currency fears, forgery arrests, and poker debates. The piece notes March’s coming end, a Bevo toast at a banquet, and a cautious businessman comment about local spending timelines.
In The Journal Notes on Crime and Language Folklore
Fred H. Humphrey critiques the Cole-Grammer case and Moral questions about punishment. The piece comments on quotes from Jesse Holmes and a York liquor case. It also playfully riffs on language usage, Webster, the shimmy in Japan, and guest drinking rules.
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Fred H. Humphrey
Alliance Man Drinks On Loyalist Promised Refreshments
A fragment notes an Alliance member says he will drink genuine refreshments, even in an alley, as long as the bottle remains sealed. The passage mocks casual acceptance of questionable alcohol at a gathering.
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Alliance
Three Children to Receive Honors in Army Essay Contest
A nationwide 1920 contest invites all school children except colleges to write essays on the benefits of enlistment in the United States Army. Three winners will receive a free Washington trip for them and their guardians, medals, and silver cups for their schools, with judging by notable military officials and school boards.
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United States
United States Army
Washington, D. C
War Department
Baker
Peyton C. March
John J. Pershing
Washington
Come Back
Walter Reo Hospital
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Waller Reed Hospital
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New York State
Nevada
Eesaya
Teach
Studeen
Pershing
March
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