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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
3
Dr Joseph Clare returns from six years in Petrograd and offers firsthand insight into the Russian upheaval. He describes Lenin Bolshevik prisons and Csarist remnants, sharing dramatic observations from the heart of the Revolution. His lecture Russia's Red Riddle promises a thrilling, enlightening account for Community audiences.
Local column records visits and social notes including Charles Statesman and wife of Peru at Emma McCoy's, Bert Mikesell and Claude Kime visiting Denver, James and Mrs. Robbins of Warsaw as dinner guests, Harve Downey and Ross McHenry health concerns, Mrs. A L Davis at Cooper home in South Denver, Henry Lacey visiting Witter in Mexico, farm for sale inquiry by John W Wait of Champaign Illinois, Sapho Wright returning from Indianapolis training, lost shopping bag with baby clothes near Denver, Will Smith of Toledo and family visiting, William Lewis and Joe Murphy dinner at South Denver, nurse training offered by Robert Burns Hospital in Chicago, See family trip to Letters Ford, and Earl See Jr. visit details followed by a ride home and Griffith visit.
In a riverside pavilion Tim and Annie share a quiet moment after a lively concert. Tim reveals two job offers, one with Dan Gile and another with contractor Killeen. He asks Annie to marry him, promising they will not part unless she comes with him, and she confesses her love as he embraces her.
The Walker Pilot describes a railway agent as busy beyond selling tickets. He monitors coal, handles waybills, prints carbon copies, answers telegraph calls, and even hangs signs while juggling freight receipts. The job offers social perks, though the eight hour day is tight.
A boastful cyclist bets he can ride along the road until the church clock strikes. The innkeeper bets against him and claims the clock never strikes. After an hour, the rider asks if the clock has struck six, only to learn the clock never rings.
Census data show hundreds of American girls wed at fifteen and thousands at sixteen each year. Eleven of every hundred women marry before nineteen, with regional variations: New England one in fifteen, the South one in five. The report notes rural areas have limited marriage prospects for young women.
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