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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
5
Local notes list residents in and around Coatesville with illnesses and recoveries. Several families visit relatives in Indianapolis and nearby towns. The Eminence high school basketball game against Stilesville is slated for Dec 19. A local shoe shop promotes polish products while a death in Cleveland prompts a family notice.
A New York Times correspondent describes Greenwich Village as no longer Bohemian. The Bowery and old downtown districts have vanished as unconventional artists face high rents from 1500 to 3600 dollars yearly. Bohemian restaurants grow commercial and wealthier artists now inhabit the area with limousines and modern comforts.
Workmen cutting down a century old elm in Buffalo park discovered three cedar timbers inside the trunk. The cedar likely placed to protect the tree from horse nibbling when the market stood there. The tale links to the village era and offers a human memory hook if an old resident recalls the timbers' insertion.
Mrs. Sarah ONeal spent Sunday with Mervyn Hunt and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Cunningham and daughters Maggie and Mary were Sunday evening guests of Levi Cunningham and family southwest of town.
Readers tease about a printed ending in a Boston Transcript joke. The detective unmasked by removing a fake beard says the time 1 a m, leaving readers puzzled and amused. The curtain line mocks proofreading slips and reader expectations.
In a Cincinnati Enquirer line, Smith wonders who took his umbrella while an exchange hints Brown hid a rain day stash. Jones suggests asking Brown, who claimed this morning he planned to set something aside for a rainy day.
A brief exchange between Miss Cayenne and another speaker features a quiet wedding remark. The dialogue emphasizes a restrained tone and humor about the idea of a loud celebration.
A street exchange sketches Jim driving a battered vehicle, with onlookers noting his apparent enjoyment. The banter frames the scene as a lighthearted local moment about a well-worn car and its cheerful driver.
A witty classroom quip on shopping as a field of study. The speaker jokes that the science belongs with buy-ology, lampooning academic classifications and consumer habits.
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