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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
7
A humorous exchange notes low spirits and a private stock empty of spirits, then a quip about tea for digestion and health. The dialogue ends with a playful jab about a jug, reflecting light social humor and everyday banter.
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a curiosity about social ties. The responder distinguishes between friends and relatives, implying a discussion of relationships or kinship in a light, informal exchange.
A cited authority warns daily meat forms uric acid that clogs kidneys and causes dull back pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, cloudy urine, and nighttime trips. He recommends Rad Salts and a lemon grape mix with lithia to flush and cleanse sluggish kidneys, touting this inexpensive mineral water remedy as a long known cure.
In the Selamic catastrophe several hundred are dead and thousands homeless after an earthquake near Tiflis. Georgia's constituent assembly voted 20 million rubles for relief. Towns like Makhet Graknll and Gorl suffered heavy damage with many deaths. Railways were damaged and refugees flooded into Tiflis. The Standard Oil Company claims ownership of nine tank steamers seized from Germany and seeks temporary US possession pending court decisions.
Five more Bolshevik Reds face indictment in Chicago as Communist Labor party members not included in the Wanket indictment. Names include Tarlwiy Lore of New York City, Strngele, D J Brown, Dekath, and Dr Kart Pon among others.
Tabloid style report notes Taggart withdraws from the Democratic nomination race for United States senator in Indiana. A. Sallee, Democratic state chairman, acknowledged the withdrawal and expected the party committee to name a candidate before the Indiana primary.
A London paper lauds President Wilson for refusing to bow to Allied demands and notes his consistent position amid Allied indecision. The piece comments that his firm note to the president shows resolve while others wobble between unsustainable concessions.
Chicago March 10 Maj A V Tintryins plc, federal prohibition officer, said he would force McDonough to quit Mishunch or send him to the penitentiary. He explained why he returned from the Yellow River raid empty handed. About 200 attended the luncheon. Tintryins claimed he had evidence tying McDonough to bootlegging at Iron Silver.
Youngstown council reports a measure to tax unmarred men paying no municipal taxes at about 20 cents monthly, with an estimated annual city revenue of 152000. The plan, aligned with Volstead Law, moves to Mayor's advisory board for consideration. In Trenton, federal Tadge Nelytay rejected Wigsenspan’s bid for an injunction against enforcement of the Volstead act.
Paris on March 16 the chamber of deputies received a government proposal for amicable settlement of labor disputes. It acknowledges workers right to strike but seeks compulsory arbitration in industries where stoppage would harm the national economy.
Katsmaged Michigan March 10 Mrs Frelen C Statler granddaughter of Tate Governor Woodbridge of Melt gmn announces she would be a windate for the Republican nomtna 6 in the Third Michie min district To Seize Mine Properties Washington Alwred 10 Mine own ers in Mexico have been given until Marely 1) to pay their taxes to the Mestean government or face confiscation of their properties per advices from Mexico City.
Paris March 10 reports sowing of degenerated areas has been expedited by deliveries from Germany of seed and harvester supplies under orders from the reparations commission. The minister of agriculture states the seed is of excellent quality.
Flour and grain prices list per bri and per sack with rye white in finest and dark grades. Live poultry, dressed poultry, eggs, and butter values shown alongside cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs with multiple weight and quality categories and steady or varied market receipts.
The writer reflects on aging, praising timeless Indies and poets as forever young in memory. He quotes Howells praising a beloved woman, noting her refined taste and wisdom. The passage laments her passing and honors her influence on literature and culture.
A terse dialogue frames an odd wedding moment with Howell claiming devotion to art and Powell challenging who performed the marriage rite. The exchange hints at tensions between art and personal ceremony.
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming it works through the blood to mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure and lists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as manufacturers with testimonials available.
London Chronicle reviews Disraeli’s unpublished novel portraying Gladstone as a fictional character named Joseph Toplady Falconer. The piece notes the author’s limited humor and poetic license, arguing the smile and charm of Gladstone are understated in the portrayal. The work dates from a time after both statesmen had settled into long-standing feuds and high fees.
The Terovians embrace automobiles wherever possible. Peru with 700000 square miles and only about 1700 miles of railroad shifts transport from pack mules and burros to motorized travel. As trails become highways, motoring and trucking link isolated mining and agricultural centers.
A terse exchange unfolds as she hints at a remark that may have been dropped, prompting a light rebuke about any audible disturbance. The brief dialogue centers on an unnoticed comment and a minor social interaction.
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