George Barr McCutcheon Column Note
A clipped line references George Barr McCutcheon and an attribution to Jodd, indicating a byline style or excerpt note in a periodical context. The fragment suggests archival humorist or syndicated content.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
2
A clipped line references George Barr McCutcheon and an attribution to Jodd, indicating a byline style or excerpt note in a periodical context. The fragment suggests archival humorist or syndicated content.
A weary traveler and a veiled woman meet by a signpost on a mountain road during a looming storm. A daring car ride to Hart's Tavern tests trust and fate as they seek shelter and aid from the storm's edge.
A traveler arrives at Hart's Tavern and asks for lodging with a bed and supper. The host notes no bath facility but welcomes Thomas K. Barnes of New York and introduces himself as Jones, continuing a family tradition of running the tavern. The scene shows the quiet hub of a guest entry with a stair, counter, and dining room.
Barnes enjoys the acting crowd while pondering a mysterious girl headed for Green Fancy amid the raging storm.
The Chilean Atacama Tarapaca and Tacna provinces lie desert west of the Andes with dry winds. After rare showers in Antofagasta and Iquique, hills near the cities turned green as a small plant appeared overnight, prompting questions about its origin.
James E. West asserts scouting has moved from experiment to community force. He notes only about 5 percent of eligible boys are registered and urges expansion to reach more communities and youths nationwide.
A letter from Louis Melius of Sisterville West Virginia praising the Boy Scouts of America for their wartime contributions. He argues scouts cannot fight but perform yeoman service, urging national support and pride in their efforts for the Red, White and Blue.
The Boy Scouts of America express pride in wartime service during the year. They contributed to the Fourth Liberty Loan and supported gardening, anti-German propaganda distribution, Red Cross aid, black walnut location, peach stone gathering, and selling Thrift and War Savings stamps and Liberty bands.
A House bill would restrict radio communications to navy tied personnel and scientists, threatening active scouting radio work. Navy officers say amateurs are needed and scouts once exposed illegal outfits. Taither Weaver from Brooklyn, WWI radio amateur, died aboard the U S transport Alcedo.
A Cordova Alaska troop marks nine years of scouting by building food shelters for birds and delivering aid. They donate a half dollar each to help destitute Indians and carry supplies to a needy family along the Copper River area.
Forty eight of fifty nine Indianapolis council troops operate in connection with churches. A war history of Denver boy scouts will be written by the State Historical Society, who request a complete itemized statement of every scout's war service. Governor Panom.
Beeves receipts total 560 head with 20 cars arriving. Dressed beef sells at 17 to 17 1/2 cents per pound for common to prime natives. frozen beef near nominal at 17 to 18 1/2 cents. Calves bring 20 to 28 cents per pound city dressed. country dressed calves 18 to 24 cents. Sheep and lambs trade: ordinary unshorn lambs 18.25 per 100 pounds. clipped lambs 15.75. good unshorn sheep 14.
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