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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
10
The piece argues that advertising relies on the merchant's belief in their own goods and notes readers are safe patronizing up to date, non shop worn items featured in this paper. It emphasizes trust in current stock and discourages reliance on inferior merchandise.
An assortment of local advertisements and notices offer plumbing checks by W M Chesterson and drag work by Harry Hiatt. Also prompts readers to renew subscriptions and buy Camel cigarettes and Sunshine tobacco at Wray's Barber Shop as part of a community newspaper solicitation.
A former traveling salesman seeks a management job by promising to generate an incredible flood of orders. The firm leader questions the premise stating industry is chaotic and orders can’t be created from disorder. The applicant pledges to obtain an order from Mr. Kayoss via a phone directory but does not get hired.
The article recalls ancient Pied Poudre courts in Britain, the last surviving one in Bristol. Originating over 700 years ago at fairs especially near seaports, they handled disputes among travelers and foreign visitors who could not understand each other. The name derives from dusty feet of bagmen and peddlers.
Sunday schedule lists morning worship at First Christian Church with a forty five minute Sunday School and an evening service, led by LaRue Dunbar and featuring special music. The Methodist Church announces a 10 a m Sunday School with J M Woody and 8 pm worship, Ladies Aid meetings July 5th and 6th, plus a Potato Creek service at 9 30 am and 10 30 am with Ray Anderson and the pastor.
Darlington Sunday School at 10 a.m. Shannondale St James Lutheran Church Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Wilbur E Allen Pastor Christian Church East Main Street Bible School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Subject The Call of Today Diplomas to Teacher Training Class Evening 8 p.m. Subject The Church Miss Guntle to preach both services.
Friends Church holds Sunday School at 9 45. Pastor L M Reagan preaches. Church of the Brethren led by J R Rettinger with a sermon at 10 30. Special program at 7 30 p m features children’s exercise under Forest Groff.
Mrs Lloyd Thompson shopped in Crawfordsville Friday with Mr Thompson. Miss Helen Custer and Miss Irma Dykes visited Saturday. Miss Margaret Thompson stayed with Mrs Elmer Foster Thursday. Naomi Cox aids Mrs Willard Mahoy for two weeks. Local families hosted visitors including Shumaker Hanna Williams Mahoy and Cox. Har be Ty Tribbett from Indianapolis visited family. Darlington guests Mrs Lynch and Mrs Moffitt. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs George Martin Tuesday.
The Darlington Christian church band drew a large crowd in New Ross Friday night for a church social. Walter Stewart of Darlington led strong singing and the ice cream supper sold out quickly. Mary Louise Kirkpatrick of Crawfordsville returned home after a week with cousins Mildred and Dorothy Paddack.
An historic photo studio advertises a service to make children’s portraits appear to never age. Parents are invited to schedule appointments to preserve youthful images at the studio, promising timeless keepsakes in a vintage tone.
White Church John Hutchinson of Marion visited A A Boohults Tuesday. Fay Campbell visits her sister Mrs Frank Smith in Wisconsin. James Campbell and family attend a Linden dinner for Mart McBee’s daughter Vena. Boohults suffers lumbago and haymaking helpers return home. Several accidents occurred this week including D C Campbell injuring a shoulder and Ernest Loveless breaking a wrist from hay loads.
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