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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
6
In Hungary, Sister Margit Slachta becomes the first woman elected to Parliament. A former schoolteacher and decade member of the Catholic Social Mission society, she organized Catholic women in the country and supported her party to win a parliamentary majority.
An advertisement touts Vacher-Balm as a harmless cure for toothache headache and soreness claiming 99 out of 100 cases improve with use. It urges keeping a tube handy and offers a mail order option from B. W. Vacher Inc in New Orleans with stamps and requests agents.
A saying warns that a hen fussing over an egg rarely lays well, and advises not to criticize charity stalls as it may reveal who organized them.
Chicago based correspondent Sidney M. Sutherland recounts his journey into revolution torn Monterey Mexico as the first American visitor since roads were cut. He details burning bridges rebel delays and a weary populace, noting a desire for peace and work under Obregon and a shift away from Carranza’s regime.
Ray Wilson, a 2 young Marine athlete, begins a cross country journey carrying letters to governors as he passes through states. Mayor Caldwall of Seattle presents Wilson with the first letter to deliver.
Fragmented clipping recounts Mrs. Helen Hunt of Birmingham England stating she kept nearly £8,000 under a kennel with a dog guarding the cash box. The tale is framed amid Q&A in bankruptcy proceedings. Additional notes mention Dustin Stax and a magazine interview mix up. Also a brief item on sun ray therapy by M J de Thezac with a revolving cabin and lens tested near Quimper France.
Vane, newly started at school, is unable to answer a numbers question and offers to give animal crackers in exchange for the teacher dropping the question. The brief scene presents a petty bribery moment in the classroom.
Mrs. A. finishes a five year old’s haircut and plans to throw away the clippings. The child asks what will be done with the hair and suggests saving it to patch the father, noting it needs it badly.
A Baltimore Sun letter by George Alfred Townsend is cited to argue that only isolated cargoes of bricks originated in England and that not a single colonial house in fifty, as claimed, used English bricks in its composition.
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