Men You May Marry by E. R. Peyser
A humorous item notes Peyser’s quips on marriage and love. The piece pokes fun at male behavior with lines about belief, memory, and admiration, highlighting a light magazine tone and syndicated humor.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
7
A humorous item notes Peyser’s quips on marriage and love. The piece pokes fun at male behavior with lines about belief, memory, and admiration, highlighting a light magazine tone and syndicated humor.
A quirky two line fragment from Der Brummer in Berlin humorously records a forgotten well wishing. The speaker addresses a dear lady with a playful line about saying something pleasant before forgetting the line.
Quote attributed to Henry Ward Beecher contrasts wealth without law with poverty without law, framing wealth as a greater peril when unrestrained by legal bounds.
A vintage kitchen note outlines olive garnishes for canapes with queen olives sliced from the stone, and a shrimp paste bread rounds recipe. It also provides a cream cheese olive spread, a parsley thyme mix, and a Zwieback bread yeast-based breakfast item with rising steps and baking instructions.
Percy Plank hosted visitors for Sunday calls with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stonebreaker Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ringer and families.
In a Montana blizzard a crowd at a dance hall waits for Big Bill's return. Rumored to be reformed after fraud charges and a prison year, the feared gambler appears, then dies outside in the sleigh, leaving Mary Morrison to mourn and blame Sheehan.
The piece argues that shifting tasks from cooking to sewing or cleaning can avoid monotony but does not equate to rest. It suggests variety can keep the mind engaged yet highlights the distinction between busy work and true rest.
Socrates trained as a sculptor like his father then taught in the marketplace. He also served as a soldier and later became a member of the Athenian senate.
The article presents two Norfolk folklore theories for the expression kick the bucket. One links bucket to a beam used in slaughter houses where pigs hang and kick as they are killed. The other tale recounts a man who attempted suicide by hanging from a beam, stood on a bucket, kicked it away, and survived, remarking I thought I kicked the bucket.
A quip cites Benjamin Franklin urging temperance in wine hospitality and pleasure to avoid misfortune, warning that indulgence invites the goat to seize and plague.
The first recorded use of suffocating gases occurred around 431 B C during the siege of Plataea and Belium in the Athenian Spartan conflict. Sulphur fumes were employed to overwhelm defenders and aid assaults.
A note warns that Vandyke brown is among the slowest drying colors and should be mixed with ample japan drier to speed cure.
Carroll County Indiana treasurer announces sale of 20 highway improvement bonds totaling 7600 dollars. bonds bear 4.5 percent interest from May 15, 1924, payable semiannually, mature May 15 1934, bids due June 11 1924 at 2 PM in Delphi. right to reject all bids.
William R Barn ard et al file petition June 3 1924 to improve a public highway in Jackson and Carrollton Townships Carroll County Indiana starting at the Range line and proceeding north and west to Jacob Moore Gravel Road hearing set July 8 1924 before Carroll County Board of Commissioners Delphi Indiana.
A 1924 petition by Jacob Kuns and others was filed with the Carroll County Auditor to improve a county road in Monroe Township. The plan details the route from near Section Fifteen to the Flora town limits with a center street intersection, noting Center Street as an existing brick paved road. The notice records action at the Board’s July meeting and the date of June 3, 1924.
Carroll County Indiana Board of County Commissioners will on Saturday June 14 1924 receive sealed bids for construction and repairs on Dave Brown bridge in Burlington Township Plans on file with the County Auditor Bid bonds required equal to bid amount and non collusion affidavits must accompany bids Estimated cost 7468.00 Board reserves right to reject any bids County Commissioners Mourer Kingery Riley Stephens Auditor R C Davidson May 27 1924 Geo M Smith County Attorney.
On June 4 1924 a petition by Orville Goslee and others was filed in Jefferson Township Carroll County Indiana. It seeks road changes along Baum Street Forest Street Parsonage Street and Main Street in Yeoman with routes described in Branch No 2 and locations near Goslee Street. The matter scheduled for July 8 1924 at Delphi court house during the regular July session with attorneys R C Davidson and James O Obear noted.
The clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court appoints Carroll County Loan & Trust Co as administrator of Judson West's estate. The estate is believed solvent. May 13 1924. William C. Smith attorney for estate.
Mrs Walter Wilson, summoned by her father Sam Good's illness in Burnettsville, departed Wednesday for Los Angeles. Mr Good is somewhat improved at this writing.
Notice to non residents of Indiana Carroll County announces a 1924 quiet title suit in Delphi. John W Pollard et al sue John Tedford et al over 80 acres in Section 18 Township 25 North Range 3 West, with July 1 1924 appearance deadline.
A Lincoln maxim urges workers to stay put if they plan to work and warns against aimless moving. The saying emphasizes focus and persistence over wandering.
A windowless art museum is likely to be built to protect artworks from sun damage, avoiding destructive sunlight exposure.
A short gloss from the Weekly Telegraph on self made men and financial balance highlighting income versus expenditure. A junior, scolded on excess, questions debt as the elder shares the difference between earnings and spending.
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