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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
7
A fragmented dialogue presents an odd invitation about a sleeper and a front office offer. The lines hint at a personal choosing a sleeper during travel and a cryptic statement about how someone is treated, with unclear context or participants.
A London Times dispatch from Athens quotes the Italian steamer Barbita reporting nine days of fighting in Samsun on the Black Sea coast. Turkish nationalist forces reportedly surrounded the Greek quarter, set buildings ablaze, and shot those fleeing. Thousands of Greek women and children sought waterfront escape as a church burned. The Barbita sent a wireless plea for rescue to an American warship nearby.
The battleship Iowa departs Philadelphia for Cape Hear y to be sunk as a target in Atlantic fleet exercises. The tests include radio control trials and armor piercing by the largest guns, with the Ohio and destroyer Dickerson also slated for sinking in the operation.
London April 18 Professor Borchardt of Moabit hospital Berlin has travelled to Russia to operate on Bolshevist premier Lenin to remove a bullet lodged in his shoulder since an autumn 1918 shooting by a student.
Chicago and Buffalo market notes show wheat futures moving with slight gains and diverse flour and salt prices. Butter, eggs, and poultry markets display steady to firm quotes. cattle and hog trading active with strong demand and varied weights and prices across regions.
A Chicago advertisement invites women and girls to write four line rhymes using only words from Dr Price's Phosphate Baking Powder label or the printed slip inside. Prizes total 350 dollars with 100 for first, 75 for second, 50 for third, 25 for fourth and 5 rewards for others. Entries due by May 1, 1922, to Price Baking Powder Factory, 1007 Independence Blvd.
President Philip T. Dodge of International Paper blasted sentimental socialism and Bolshevik sympathizers at a New York reception. He argued the underdog often rises, questioned Lenin and Trotsky, and urged focus on genuine rights over privilege while noting a heckler contending for Russian famine aid.
A suburban dinner party witnesses a playful apple pie scene as a bride cook airs her pie making talent. The tale shifts to a wealthy East visitor and a comic Hammock mishap that ends with the man leaving, as recounted in the Chicago Tribune style.
A witty verse on fashion across nations contrasts moccasins wooden shoes barefoot boots and high heels with a wry Judge remark on bowing to the inevitable and the risk of staying seated. The piece blends cultural stereotypes with a humorous social observation.
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