Curious Glend Dowing Man's Wayward Shoe Lacing
A cross eyed man from Glend dowing laces his shoe hindside fore, puzzled by direction. He notes the shoes look neat yet wonders which way he is going as he studies his feet.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
2
A cross eyed man from Glend dowing laces his shoe hindside fore, puzzled by direction. He notes the shoes look neat yet wonders which way he is going as he studies his feet.
An uneven dialogue portrays a family scene with tensions over money and work. A character urges a runner to fetch medicine after a father suffers a fatal fall, revealing strained domestic and theatrical elements.
A York Pennsylvania Gazette reflection on limits of riches and the enduring value of soul and mind. Wealth fades. true wealth lies in capacity to enjoy, intellect, memory, and love. Prosperity ends with the grave, while ideas and virtue persist beyond money and prices.
The writer recalls biblical and historical divorces from monarchs, noting David and Bathsheba as a stark example. He discusses the swift, drastic actions used to end marriages, including political and religious authorities, and questions what fuels such love and its quick demise.
A Sioux City Tribune note suggests a versatile writer could describe a baseball game in English to set a precedent. In Genoa N Y Tribune style a Nelliston man uses inheritance to buy a diamond ring to memorialize a relative.
Two blind crews with sighted coxswains competed in a boat race on the River Severn. The crews consisted of past and present students from the College for the Blind in Worcester. French soldiers embrace a shift to blue gray uniforms, replacing bright red trousers for lower visibility.
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