20 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
1
Gardiner schemes to steal a satchel of money from the Harris farm as Allan Harris defends his father and home. In the night chase and fight near a shack, Gardiner surprises Harris and Gardiner’s plan unravels amid gunfire and a brutal struggle for survival.
The French diplomat Talleyrand visited America and, in a New York breakfast, dressed in frontier buckskin and a coon skin cap to venture into the wilds of Ohio. He found the costume amusing, delighted in it, and set off into the wilderness in high contrast attire.
A Georgia lake near Valdosta stretches three miles by three quarters of a mile and sits about twelve feet deep. The lake vanishes every three to four years, flowing into subterranean passages for two to three weeks, leaving a sandy basin. After a month it reappears over two weeks, returning to its original form.
The snippet notes a discussion on presidential succession law as taught by a teacher to a student named John. It states that if both president and vice president die the cabinet members will follow in succession.
Senator Sorghum hints his speaking tour doubles as an education campaign as he admits to learning a few things from audiences while touring. The remark underscores the exchange of ideas between the candidate and voters during the outing.
An item notes a baby linked to heavy drinking father who died of pneumonia in infancy, with a mention tied to the Boston Transcript. The piece presents a sensational, tabloidy frame about family alcohol abuse and tragedy.
A note on argon gas value remaining unknown until its introduction into electric lamps recently. A fragment references a woman who never sheds a tear on account of something unclear and incomplete.
A Star North Carolina reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of painful symptoms and two doctors advising surgery. She used the product for seven months and became able to work again, endorsing it for other women facing operations.
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