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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

4

When Billy Appleton Left Portland for New York

Four former classmates recount Billy Appleton’s bold move from Portland Connecticut to New York. He pursues design work, faces city life, and grows torn between his old sweetheart Elsie and new love Adele. Nell leaves the ending unresolved about whom Billy will marry.

Plazxa Kitty Nel Eleanor Marsh Whitney Alice Nell Billy Appleton New York Eleie Hill Billy Portland Conn Appleton & Co Mr. Appleton Eisie Elsie Pilly Jol Adele Elxie Litte

Those Good Old Times Remembered In Old Account Book

A Manchester Guardian correspondent highlights a fifty year old couple’s household account book. It records servant wages at eight pounds a year, a two pound ten shillings bedroom setup, gas bills of nine shillings four pence, and purchases like concert tickets for Patti and Suns Reeves, illustrating frugal wartime life and different消费 priorities.

Manchester Guardian Patti Suns Reeves

Labor splits on Irish question at AFL convention

In Denver the two Irish sympathizer factions within the American Federation of Labor split further as the majority who signed a boycott of British goods resolution asked to withdraw the declaration from the resolutions committee. The remaining supporters qualified their stance.

Denver American Federation of Labor Resolutions Committee

Pants Proved Him Honest

A Washington tailor discovered a statesman’s worn trousers while pressing them and declared loyalty to him. He reasoned that a man who wears out clothes long before an election must be square and upright, pledging to support him to the end.

Bell Boys Washington Club

Goldfish In Ohio River Reach Port Clinton Grounds

Port Clinton Ohio fishermen report catching many tons of goldfish in the Portage River fishing grounds. The first sightings trace back to 1913 after floods. possibly released from park aquariums or overflow from artificial ponds. The goldfish, larger than glass bowls, weigh up to a half pound and are loaded into cars for shipment to New York markets.

Ohio River Fshing Portage River Port Clinton Ohio New York

St Paul Exonerated by Misreading of Biblical Text

Miss K Raleigh of the Women’s Freedom League charges that priests distorted Paul’s remarks on women. She argues the text was altered by minor punctuation and wording to claim women must obey husbands. She asserts a corrected translation would read be considerate to their husbands.

St. Paul Miss K. Raleigh Women's Freedom League Apostle Miss Raleigh

A Yellow Peril Joke and a Cantonese Laundryman Tale

A humorous piece recounts Philip Terry’s tale about a Cantonese laundryman and a guidebook writer who counsel civility. The incident leads to an exchange over courtesy and ends with the man’s collars bearing a Cantonese hieroglyph signifying “upstart ass.” The excerpt closes with sounds and sights from a musical show.

Philip Terry Guide

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