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Children’s handkerchiefs often look hopeless when they come to the laundry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
Children’s handkerchiefs often look hopeless when they come to the laundry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.
A fortune teller warns of serious trouble involving a dark gentle man. The man interrupts, asking whether the warning refers to Mose, his janitor, before continuing the reading.
The United States railroad labor board ordered another wage slash totaling nearly 27 million dollars, affecting 825000 railway workers. Clerks and station ary firemen face two to six cent hourly cuts, while signal men lose five cents. clerks face three to four cents by class. About 1.2 million workers are to share the cuts, triggering protest and a strike vote across seven unions with ballots already under way.
Salt Lake City Utah Twenty men alleged to have participated in the attack on a train near Standardville which killed Deputy Sheriff A P Webb and wounded H E Lewis have been arrested by units of the Utah National Guard. Martial law is in effect in Carbon county coal mining areas where miners have been on strike since April 1. The guardsmen rounded up 800 miners mostly foreigners at West Helper and searched them and their homes for firearms.
New York reports an international bankers committee and Mexico’s finance minister Adolfo De La Huerta have agreed on a plan to adjust the country external debt and related obligations. The accord, awaiting President Obregon’s approval, covers gold value securities over 150 million dollars with roughly 200 million in accrued interest.
Mrs. T J Archer of Peters burg Virginia credits Tantac with curing indigestion headaches and dizziness after months of illness including rheumatism and heart pain. The ad notes Tantac is sold by druggists and parades other filler copy about laundry whiteness and jokes.
The passage humorously contrasts casual street talk with a view on immigration. It notes a man selling an article rarely thinks immigration is excessive and reflects on regulation of evil becoming eroded over time.
A fragment from Chicago Tribune notes a child disturbance at grandmother's home as a neighbor discovers a young nephew at the door with a woolly dog. The child asks to put the dog to sleep in the neighbor's bed saying it is too noisy.
The judge notes Jones acts with good intentions but spends beyond his means. The exchange underscores a legal dispute over financial responsibility and discretionary spending.
A brief comic exchange features Miss Wise joking about her hair and Miss Guy quipping not to mislay it. The playful banter highlights social wit and regional humor.
Readers prefer comprehensive candidates yet tend to favor other options. The poll suggests a general drift toward alternative choices despite thorough vetting.
After hearing a glee club the patient listener wonders about the origin of its name. The reflection raises questions about how group names acquire cultural associations and how audiences interpret musical ensembles.
The quoted line argues that favoring personal ties over merit or goals can derail a professional path. It emphasizes the risk of being sidetracked by likable individuals rather than pursuing structured career objectives.
A public discussion notes baseball tall games are popular in public spaces because they are considered entirely safe for spectators and participants.
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train struck an automobile driven by Jerome Stewart, a West Point cadet, near Allaire Manasquan New Jersey. The locomotive jumped the rails and overturned, killing Stewart instantly while two coaches left the track but stayed upright and several passengers were injured.
At the Lester and Sherwood strip mine six miles east of Herrin sixty workers take up production guarded by two lines of armed men. This marks Illinois first coal output since the strike began on April 1 with armed sentries patrolling access roads.
Col. Frank Leslie, commandant at the U. S. veterans hospital Fort MacKenzie, has received orders to take 100 patients from the eleventh district. The district covers Wyoming Colorado Utah and New Mexico.
Forces allied with Gen Chiung Ming capture Canton, capital of the south China government, solidifying control amid the Wu Pei Fu alignment.
A tornado ripped through Glenwood City and four western Wisconsin counties causing six deaths and injuring about 100 people. Authorities estimate damage could reach one million dollars as cleanup begins and residents assess losses.
Germany mails the regular monthly installment of 50 million gold marks for reparations. Deposits totaling that sum were placed in designated banks in Paris London and Brussels.
The quote reflects a critique of those who mistake ambition for desire to be handed success. It calls for self-reliance and effort rather than expecting unearned advantages. It frames personal drive as key to achievement.
Advertisement cautions mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the signature mark noting the remedy has been in use for over 30 years. It emphasizes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, urging verification on every bottle.
A man at a McPherson Kansas lawyer’s office asks to have documents made for buying a farm from Nels Petersen and a mortgage. The lawyer discusses that a warranty deed is needed if the farm is bought, but the man insists on a mortgage, recalling a prior experience in Dakota where a mortgage caused the farm to pass to another party.
A playful dialogue contrasts marital faithfulness with personal faults. Wifey jokes about exclusive love, while Hubby quips that Adam would avoid naming others. The gag turns on self-critique, restraint, and the joke that theories distract attention from practice.
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