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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
6
The article argues brides should write personal gratitude notes for each present and not delegate the task. It criticizes displaying gifts at the wedding and advises against tagging gifts or showcasing them, noting potential embarrassment for small-amount gifts and guests.
A quirky piece traces the name Minnie from Germanic roots to English usage, linking Wilhelmina to Minnie and its variants across France Spain Italy and England. It notes Minnie’s talismanic beliefs and counts Saturday as her lucky day with a mythic undertone.
A laborer laments repeated streetcar delays causing lateness to work while the boss questions the reliability of the streetcar line. The man recalls long nights and late arrivals, debating how to justify the timing before a morning shift. The dialogue hints at ongoing transit struggles and personal fatigue.
Elizabeth North, seventeen, known for a lead role in a famous picture, is described as a rising movie star with a reported passion for collecting daggers and swords totaling about 300 pieces. The text also includes a slangy street scene about catching a streetcar and a humorous misadventure with a motorcycle.
A historical recount of the 1622 raid led by Opechancanough against Virginia plantations along the James River. The note covers his long hatred for whites, the two major attacks, the deaths of hundreds, the later capture, and his dramatic dying moment aboard Jamestown.
Pieskaret known as Biscounce Little Blaze roamed the Adirondacks during colonial wars. He lured and killed Iroquois, took six scalps, and fled along a snowshoe trail, striking fear into the Five Nations before a later treaty. He then met a delegation with a peace song and was met with a volley.
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