Hutchie Polly Echoes Old Court Grievance
A fragment from a Ny Tiing newspaper notes a dispute involving Polly and Sil rig Bert with reference to Hutchie. The brief item hints at a legal or social grievance carried across the page in clipped form.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
2
A fragment from a Ny Tiing newspaper notes a dispute involving Polly and Sil rig Bert with reference to Hutchie. The brief item hints at a legal or social grievance carried across the page in clipped form.
Portrayed as a vivid scene, officials describe a police assisted portrayal of greed among individuals. The piece notes the clash between authority and society as it unfolds in staged events and public reactions.
The American Legion elected Seymour as commander, placing the role above legislative duties. Yale graduate, he enlisted in the Connecticut cavalry in 1910, served on the Mexican border, later commissioned as an Army officer, fought in France with the 18th Field Artillery, and after returning served as state senator and member of the military committee of the General Assembly.
Mrs Taylor, a pioneer policewoman, served ten years at the 47th Street station and led the search for lost girls. She joined the New York hospital unit in 1917, served in France with mobile hospital No. 10 for twenty months, and later inspected dance halls and cabarets to locate missing girls.
A terse city dispatch from Minnesota notes a woman identified as vice commander Amy Robbins involved in an aviation incident. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR text, but the report references arrival by air and an event connected to the Argonne operations and a person named Myre. Further clarification is required.
The census bureau reports adult foreign-born whites in cities over 100000. New York City has 277,742 foreign-born men and 870,140 women. Chicago 401,905 men and 841,888 women. Philadelphia 188,025 men and 178,628 women. Naturalization figures and alien citizenship totals are provided for each city and state.
A testimonial from Ma. W. M. Statts of Council Bluffs Iowa praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy. She states it kept her healthy and strong through eleven pregnancies and urges others to obtain the medicine in tablet or liquid form from local druggists. She also invites readers to write to Dr Pierce in Buffalo NY for free medical advice and offer a trial package for 10 cents.
London Tit-Bits reports John Brown dozed off in a barber chair while the barber fretted about losing his face as the sleeping patron kept his mouth open and the barber worried about dropping the razor. Brown urged the barber to shave him while awake, fearing the mishap.
Advertised health claim about Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney trouble. Claims life insurance rejections stem from undiagnosed kidney issues. Mentions two bottle sizes and a mail order sample offer. Includes generic drugstore distribution wording.
An elaborately dressed woman enters a smoking compartment as the train moves and asks a pipe smoker to stop. He replies politely asking if she objects to the smell of tobacco. She insists yes, he jokes they are even since she smells of scent as well.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for constipated and sick children. It touts a fruity taste, claims quick cleansing of bowels, and urges mothers to buy the genuine product from druggists with directions for all ages.
Fragmented OCR reveals a scene aboard a pier with Dolly and others discussing a Leather Medal winner. A man falls and emergencies unfold as bystanders react, naming several local figures in a tense moment.
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