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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
10
Dramatic Star balks at a minor role asking for a prince part. The director clarifies a small unglamorous role, Yorick, as the star’s chance to revive the comic through Hamlet. The scene mocks stage casting and the lure of a famed performer in a revived production.
A fragment from a bridge column notes a winter stake or wager described as a great deal of money. The phrasing hints at gambling or betting on a bridge game, with emphasis on the financial aspect rather than a game outcome.
In a crash between a hay truck and a car, the hay driver was knocked unconscious and dragged to the street. Neck-deep dust drifted as bystanders debated taking him to a nearby undertaker or a drug store. He insisted on going to the drug store first.
Emily, called More Practical Welcome, visits Aunt Ida wearing another’s hat and fur wrap. T invites her in to warm by the fire and share tea and cake, while Emily protests the formal greeting and prefers a casual welcome.
A writer extols Florida ants as model workers. They raid crops and food stores, endure boiling water, rebuild nests, haul carcasses, and operate with an ambulance corps and timekeepers. The piece reframes ant behavior as a lesson in efficiency and governance.
Two sulphur carrying steamers built at Newburgh New Jersey showcase expanded cargo holds due to a patented twin propeller shaft layout. The shafts are placed near the engine room sides and bottom joints, avoiding central tunnel losses and creating winged, usable spaces in the after holds.
A fragment quotes Miss Cayenne doubting the ex-kaiser will brave publicity or personally distribute subscriptions for a forthcoming work. The remark contrasts expectations of bravery with a guarded stance on promoting the book.
A new training school for Indian secretaries and women was opened on November 1 in India under a United States secretary. Eight Indian women began the first class, mirroring the three prior U S programs. 47 W O A staff and 162 others are involved in related activities.
A fragmentary note asks if Bob Da It tied the knot with Bill Golar, sparking curiosity about a possible wedding between two local figures. No formal announcement confirmed.
A Dayton, Ohio testimonial extols Earle's Hypo-Cod for curing coughing fits at shows and in church, noting improved sleep and reduced nervousness after starting the tonic. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist about Hypo-Cod and mentions Barle Chemical Co as the formula source.
In the Howling Wolf mining camp assizes the courthouse crowd grew noisy until the judge, fed up with the disruption after four cases, stood and demanded order in the courtroom. The rattled proceedings reflect the chaotic scene as the trial timetable lagged.
Popular Mechanics reports a large sulphur deposit in a crater on a snow covered volcanic mountain on Unalaska Island in the Aleutians with an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 tons. Akun Island in the same group also shows a sulphur deposit.
A Boston Transcript remark mocks the idea that women can vote while noting the practicality of counting mail votes. The line about Cholly Van Rox hints at humor about proposals and money influencing decisions. The piece underlines the broader push for inclusive suffrage and mail ballot importance.
A sedate middle aged man misreads a lobby entrance and exits quickly then drops a hidden item to the wall. A newsboy pockets it and mutters about an orchestra beat to the burlies while the couple moves on.
Qualified notes that the boss plans to employ women to collect debts. Jackett argues a woman may be capable, while noting a husband’s honesty may be stronger than a fisherman’s tale.
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