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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
6
W N Y Chicago 1922 piece shows Johnny marching with a new rifle and jokingly facing a neighbor’s accusation about a broken window. The scene shifts to family dialogue and classroom style humor with lingering mischief and small domestic exchanges.
Radio controlled craft draws crowds as the first American Boys exposition opens in Washington. Nearby, the old frigate Granite State sinks in the North River, a naval relic from the mid 19th century. Chung of Samar wins first prize at the annual Pekingese Club show in America.
Major push by Secretary Hughes and allies at the Washington conference aims to establish a practical open door in China. Resolutions require equal opportunity for all nations, with an international board to assess compliance. France objected to a clause, Japan uneasy, but plan moves forward with unanimous committee approval.
An entertainment at a village school faced a hiccup when Miss Willet, billed for a vocal solo, contracted a child and could not sing. The pupils suggested she recite a poem, but the crowd urged her to attempt singing despite a sore throat, while Garcia family musical history and discipline are briefly noted from London Tit-Bits and Pittsburgh Daily.
The exchange shows a judge questioning a large uncouth man who claimed a collar was a “perfect dear.” The man admits to striking the clerk in a store and the judge wonders why violence occurred before closing time rather than in an alley.
A Birmingham man asserts his innocence after being charged with possession of liquor. He says he called the police to report finding twenty four quarts of Scotch buried in his backyard and offered them to authorities rather than conceal them.
A humorous courtroom exchange unfolds as Miss Kutting responds to Mr. Saphend with coy, teasing lines about thoughts of him, while the judge presides over the lighthearted dialogue.
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