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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

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Unseen Beasley Rivalry Draws Small Town Attention

A newcomer reporter chronicles a curious neighbor in Hon. David Beasley and the dramatic tale of Miss Apperthwaite. Imaginary jumping contests, engagement tensions, and Beasley's quiet temperament fuel a mystery threaded with laughter and social observation in a quiet town.

Simpledorta David Beasley Miss Apperthwaite Beasley Bill Hammersley

Beasley Aide Explains Beasley Swift Family Ghost

In a local tale Dowden to the narrator, Hamilton Swift junior’s imagined companions emerge as Simpledoria the St. Bernard and Bill Hammersley, born of the boy’s weak health and isolation. Dave Beasley nurtures their antics, lifting the boy at four each morning for the jump contest and the ghostly visitation.

David Mark Twain Mr. Beasley Ann Apperthwaitzel Bill Hammersley Simpledorm Beasley Dave Hammersley Honeychi Mr. Dowden Dowden Bensley Dave Bensley Apperthwaite Livieg Simpledorta Beagley Miss Apperthwaite David Beasley Hamlton Swift Dave Beasley Hamilton Swift Switzerland Lake Lucerne New York Simpledoria Junior St. Bernard

Imagination At Last In The House

A reader notes appreciation for finding someone in the house with imagination, implying progress or relief in a domestic setting. The remark suggests relief or optimism about creative energy within the home.

Hoyle’s Rules Author Edmund Hoyle and His Legacy

Edmund Hoyle (1672 1769) established the laws of whist and other card games. His Short Treatise on Whist appeared in 1742 in London and sparked editions of a broader games book. The name Hoyle became synonymous with official rules used in games and common speech.

Hoyle Edmund Hoyle London

Refrigerator Cars In Use on North American Railways

More than 150000 refrigerator cars operate across the United States and Canada delivering cold goods. An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for bright laundry after a hard day’s work. The page includes jokes and medical ads about digestion and regularity.

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