14 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1921
Page
1
A Chicago tire firm seeks a salesman hustler to join a low priced line. The Goodstock Cord Tire Company offers a permanent position with a good salary. Address 304 South Lastalle Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Former mayor John F Heinrichs was reported resting well today though his condition remains quite serious. The update notes he is under medical care and listed as stable under observation following a health event.
The lines recall youth and travel with imagery of green trees and bold dreams. A closing prayer asks for a familiar face to greet the aged traveler who once sought adventure.
The Marinello Shop is renamed Muscletower offering a single treatment claimed to enhance complexion and hair. Customers are invited to call 206 for an appointment, with hours listed as 9 to 1 dif.
A comic dialogue about engagement, faith, and fake stock. A man questions women about multiple fiances while a stork joke undercuts claims of a new baby. The milk man, wagon, and daily families supply line add humor to marital strain and high rents.
Nell boasts of cleverness while Dora notes Nell’s sharpness and influence over Sharpness. Nell claims she has kept him dull since their dispute, and Dora implies his regard for Nell’s wit remains strong. The exchange centers on pride, reputation, and social banter.
A satirical piece from American Mutual Magazine describes jay walkers as relics of older times. It argues pedestrians must be educated and legislated into using sidewalks and crosswalks, blaming both pedestrians and drivers for accidents and urging stronger enforcement.
A fragmentary quote hints at a crude assessment of a person’s loss and injury. The garbled text suggests a commentator noting that the person’s hurt is tied to a probable defeat, reflecting a blunt, informal tone. The readable line focuses on fate and consequence in a brief, clipped remark.
Fatty Arbuckle faces trial after a sensational inquest into the death of Virginia Rappe. Testimony described a party at Arbuckle’s apartments with Bohemian guests, late in the afternoon Virginia left, the door locked, Arbuckle returning in pajamas, Virginia found in pain, a cold bath, hospital, and eventual morgue visit. Arbuckle, back in San Francisco, was arrested upon arrival as police investigated the death.
A London Answers fragment recounts a séance style exchange with the dio gen es spirit. The medium evokes Diogenes the Cynic who claims he lived on a yacht called a tub and jokes about drinking. The passage ends with a light note on sleep and love between siblings.
In a quirky exchange, Scatterwith hurries to a seance led by a noted spiritualist. A bystander calls him crazy, while another quips that he claimed a date with Helen of Troy.
An excerpt features a chorus girl recalling a lost hash era and a shift from long to short skirts. A friend's remark about breaking a heart leads to a joke about a man taking two girls to supper each night, illustrating social eccentricities.
A local feature highlights the Maxbello Shop offering a permanent aware, more beautiful option than nature. The piece notes the store’s promise of lasting appeal and invites readers to visit for demonstrations and consultations.
The article lists diplomats and leaders from France Italy China and Japan attending a Pacific and Far Eastern conference. Notable figures include Jules Jusserand Rene Viviani Albert Sarraut and Kijuro Shidehara with accompanying naval and military advisors. Also mentioned are Theodore Roosevelt and Admiral Cootz among American delegates, plus Marshal Foch advising the French delegation.
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