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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

4

Pretty Eyes and the North Lind Daily Oriole

A thirteen year old Herbert Atwater Jr and his friend Henry Rooter launch the North Lind Daily Oriole with Uncle Jozeph’s gift. Florence Atwater clashes over control while a cash for a poem fuels a rift, then Florence’s friend Patty Fairchild visits. They play Sunday games and sign a secret Truth question agreement.

Jozeph Herbert Kingsworth Atwater Henry Rooter North Lind Daily Oriole Herbert Florence Atwater Oriole Sts Bauty Miss Atwater The Patty Henry Herbert Illingsworth Atwater, Jr Henry Roofer Florence Fortune Wallie Torbin Torbin Noth

Julia Atwater's Engagement Sparks Family Speculation

In a strained family scene Julia Atwater’s engagement is discussed with fear and curiosity. The parents fear a reckless choice while Florence discovers secret notes from Patty Fairchild and Henry Rooter exposing confidences that hint at Wallie Torbin’s looming influence and town gossip.

Julia Florence Mrs. Atwater

Deep Earth Mining Pits Reach Unprecedented Depths

A historical piece notes shafts 3 000 to 4 300 feet deep in England Belgium Australia and a Transvaal gold mine aiming for over 7 000 feet. It contrasts early limits with modern drilling and ventilation progress.

Earth England Belgium Australia Bendigo Transvaal

Cawdor Castle Legend and Forerunner Tale

The fifth Earl of Cawdor recalls the castle’s origin. A dream reveals the founder load an ass with gold and build where it rests beneath a hawthorn tree. The hawthorn trunk remains inside the tower, proving the story. Gaelic greeting names the hawthorn as the Thames root-tree.

Cawdor Castle Thames Cawdor

Colonel Archibald Yell and Buena Vista Heroism

The Arkansas Gazette recalls Colonel Archibald Yell for whom Yellville is named. A congressman who left office to enlist, he led Arkansas troops under Albert Pike and died at Buena Vista defending against a Mexican lance charge.

Yell Yellville Archibald Yell Buena Vista Congress Washington Albert Pike Battle of Arkansas Gazette

Attics in Order: Cleaning and Preparation Tips

A compact note discusses organizing attic spaces with focus on cleaning hooks, arranging cans, and creating convenient heights for storage. It emphasizes practical, orderly setups to improve accessibility and safety.

Dawdle Zeke Faces Long Sentence Rumor in Revival Town

In Chiggersville rumors swirl after a revival where Squire Witherbeg comments on Zeke Dawdle facing twenty years. Mrs. Dawdle remains calm, saying the sentence never restrained him enough to support the family. Aged-Herald report notes the town gossip and social strain.

Wallie Torbin Wallie Rati Cies Zeke Hi Roarer Chiggersville Squire Witherbeg

Cotton Culture 300 Years The Early Cotton Seed History

Fragmentary note traces cotton culture back to Virginia in 1621 with reference to the first cotton seed. The text shows historic context on early cultivation and seed usage.

Cat States Virginia

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Irwin Mye Bell Syndicate Inc Mollie Mr. Atwater Julian Noble du Noble Peope Julia Atwater Noble Dill Patty Fairchild Miss Fairchild Herbert Atwater Wie Myers Wallis Torbin Virginia Burley Parate RAZOR A. Tubbs & CO Plummer Ave Hammond Stearns Fatla Iavernme Ane Kemp
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