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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
Five year old John overhears his mother talk about favorite colors white and green. He later remarks that winter makes everything white and summer makes everything green, suggesting God shares his mother’s colors in nature.
FOR SALE CadIllac 8 cylinder car Model 53. Phones 1255 and 318. 306 Monroe or 601 E High Street. PAUL HUNT. 4-18-ctd.
Vanity Shoppe advertises Sham pooing hairdressing facial massaging manicuring scalp treatment and chiropody. Phore 1249 for appointments. Located Over Dallmeyer's Dry Good Store. 4-26-5-26.
A writer recalls factory life among girls at a chocolate plant, contrasting expurgated ideals with real speech. The scene centers on Annie, Elizabeth Witherspoon, and Fannie as they holler for caramels, revealing class and moral tensions through vivid dialect and everyday work banter.
The author claims no offense in Annie’s or Fannie’s use of profanity and notes there is no disrespect in their hearts or in the writer’s own stance as he describes their expressions.
Missouri Public Service Commission issues a final order approving changes to Missouri Pacific No. 15 service from St. Louis to Kansas City with a Joplin division. Departure shifts to 2 02 pm, with new stops at Hermann Chamois Clarksburg Otterville and others. No. 13 adds Hermann Chamois and Clarksburg stops. Changes take effect June 19. sleepers to Joplin discontinued.
A note on the word honk as imitative goose cry traced from Thoreau to Holmes and Roosevelt. Includes a line about geese migrating south and an anti hygiene line about spitting punishable by arrest and fine from Cole County Anti Tuberculosis Society.
A note suggests using the water used to wash beef before cooking as a tonic for roses and pern tul. The curative claim appears in a brief home remedy item from a historical newspaper page.
Nancy marries John and buys time for Eben and Mother Mitchell to stay in the old home as John and Nancy reveal a plan. Fifty yellow roses and blue willowware mark a gift of fifty dollars monthly, sparing the couple from selling the home and keeping the family together.
SCHELL MUSIC CO offers wallpaper and paper hanger services at 222-tfd i. 100 E High St with emphasis on low prices and first class workmanship for customers seeking quality wall coverings.
Sarsfield P Kenny and Stella M Scowieder of St Louis are noted for marriage licenses. Attention Woodman of World Regular Mo Camp No 404 W O W meets Friday June 17 at Eagle Hall 223 Madison with initiation and full attendance urged. Baby chicks offered by Missouri Poultry Farms Missouri Columbia postpaid catalogue 5-19-6-19.
Largest automatic scale maker seeks an ambitious energetic salesman to cover Jefferson City and nearby areas. Must be employed, with prior selling experience and at least one year in current job. Age 25 to 45, bondable, own or buy a car, willing to work on commission. Earnings potential $3000 to $8000 yearly depending on effort. Apply Toledo Scale Company Chicago Illinois. 4-10-6¢
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