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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
2
Osip Salonski of West Denver bought a fistful of firecrackers on the Fourth of July careless with his cigarette. He lit one, jammed a live fuse into his mouth causing a blast that knocked out several teeth and left powder burns. He rushed to a drug store for treatment. Denver Times.
The text argues that using a single word like awful limits communication, urging clearer expression of thoughts about places, events, people, and ideas. It likens poor dialogue to an island cut off from others, urging readers to ask "how" or "mess" to engage.
A Chicago report notes 13 football fatalities in the 1920 season, mostly high school players, with only two college students among the dead. The list cites victims from Omaha to Madison and details injuries from high school and sandlot games.
Kansan Summer Session notes that KU men view the idea of women paying half the price of treats as unmanly. They argue women can work and earn, but paying halves insults male rights, reflecting beliefs on responsibility and protection of women in social dating norms.
A proposal to issue porcelain money in Germany has emerged. Meissen factory has produced specimens from 10 pfennig to 5 mark coins. The plan would break with standard metals and catalog numbering, and its success remains uncertain.
Gaston Chevrolet and Lyall Jolls were killed when their cars collided near the end of the 250 mile race at the Los Angeles speedway. Eddie O Donnell suffered severe injuries and was not expected to survive. Mechanician John Bresnahan escaped with minor injuries. The crash caused extensive damage to the fence and track as the trio raced to close the gap behind the leaders.
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