15 Feb 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
1
Jefferson City firm Cole County Democrat Printing Co is listed in this historic Missouri document as the local print shop serving the city with newspaper and printing services. The entry notes its role in local communications and civic publishing during the period.
Missouri politics and social ethics are under fire after Howell county representative John C. Dyott insulted Jefferson City girls and their mothers during a House Judiciary Committee hearing. The piece cites Associated Press coverage and riffs on morals, race marriage notes, and political feuding while joking about cliff dwellers with 1000 rooms in prehistory.
A brief saying urges a cautious habit to avoid jaywalking by choosing the sidewalk corner for crossing. The advice emphasizes safety and lawful behavior in daily street use.
The narrator argues aging can be enjoyable if one balances life, noting many old men feel better off now than in youth, free from market worries and heartache, and that thrift and calm outlook help sustain a longer, richer life.
John Pilgrim reflects that money cannot buy happiness in old age though its absence hurts. He envisions provision against snowy years with grandchildren and memories to fill leisure, framing wealth as insufficient for true contentment in the third act.
A smaller college battles a larger foe as the coach asserts their defense is solid. When quizzed about offense, he notes he has not yet had possession, highlighting the game’s defensive focus and uncertain offensive start.
An audience laughter erupts as an old lady asks where to buy a pair after a lecturer recalls the Pyramids Niagara Falls the Steppes of Russia and Hawaii boiling springs. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes the moment with playful tone and a reminder there are many spectacles one never forgets.
A fragmented Boston Transcript item mentions Zionists and a Sabbath day journey with scattered dialogue cues about a family scene. The readable parts reference a Sunday paper and domestic moments, suggesting a sensory, unfinished column fragment.
A modern London Opinion quip shows a staff officer admonishing a girl for speaking to a lady without an introduction. The vignette captures etiquette and social expectation in a witty exchange. The piece highlights refined manners and the social code of courtesy in public spaces.
A Philadelphia study reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association defends pie, finding pies digested more readily than cakes and puddings. The research compared multiple pies cakes and puddings in healthy volunteers, noting faster gastric response and shorter evacuation times for pies.
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