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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
3
A collage of distressed clippings cites massacres in Turkey, political figures, and economic quips. It weaves quotes from multiple papers on violence, politics, and social commentary, tangling headlines with advertising blurbs and a dream tale of tenement fire safety. The fragmentary column hints at global unrest, domestic concerns, and early 20th century press humor.
Practical Hints cover preserving eggs and meat, polishing gun stocks, making dowels, and sewing pockets on aprons. Advice includes mixing dilutions with vinegar and water, mending cracked shells with paper and water, soaking wood surfaces, and wrapping yolks in cold water to prevent drying.
A reader named Mia from Ferguson State claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy is splendid and should be known by every family. She says she uses it for her children at the slightest cough or croupy symptoms and notes it helped Tavon recover from a cold after a few days.
Miss Alice Robertson, defeated by the man she unseated in DATO, vows to leave public life. She laments her city citizenship and plans to return to Mankosee, Oklahoma, to seek summer clothes while selling her farm near Muskogee. she refuses a department post, saying she must do something and has no income until leaving office.
Prof John F Smith of Bereacol dene Kentucky urges that hostility to the play spirit deprives rural youth of wholesome recreation. He says open country people need instruction in providing abundant healthy recreation and questions opposition to sacred institutions.
In recent months more than 25,000 gallons of whisky disappeared from a Peoria Minnesota brewery warehouse. A tunnel built over the roadway housed a cord signal system and a pipe through which whisky was siphoned.
The Garton kindergarten in Concord New Hampshire boasts a 21 member orchestra of four and five year olds. The band uses drums, clappers, bells, bird whistles, xylophones, triangles, tambourines, cymbals and other small percussion.
The treasury reports per capita currency in the United States increased by 40 cents in October. Circulation stood at $4,620,896,2093 on October 1, compared with $4,670,380,827 a month later, while per capita evaluation rose to $4144.
Mrs Ella Coleman of New York was knocked down by a half pound screwdriver that fell from a 11th story window. The weapon penetrated her hood and briefly paralyzed her left leg. A man named Jack is accused of sending letters claiming harm to Gladys in Florida.
A Chicago Journal anecdote recalls a woman traveling by train who admits she has never been in a compartment before. She assumes privacy and comfort as the conductor explains the ringing bell to summon a porter. The exchange ends with mutual good humor about unfamiliarity and pride.
In a Midville Sunday dinner, Deacon Sturgeon and a new preacher discussed service in World War I. The deacon jokes about war, while the preacher recalls nearly two years in France and enlisting for steady pay, revealing human foibles amid faith and duty.
Mary Anderson Laude Booth presented a portrait of Edwin Booth to Stratford on Avon’s Memorial Art gallery. Mme. de Navarro recalled the idol of American drama and recited a verse apostrophe to the great actor, delivering a powerful tribute to Booth’s enduring artistic legacy.
A portable motion picture device uses a triangular frame with a pedal-driven pulley and dynamo to operate a projector and film reels. The design powers a high incandescent lamp through belts, enabling projection of moving pictures anywhere. Popular Science Alagasine.
A businessman refuses a daughter’s plea to marry George and join the firm, arguing he would hire him cheaper than supporting him, while the daughter pleads for love and partnership as she weeps. The scene shows a pitiless decision by the head of the firm.
A barroom style quarrel erupts as a young patron confronts a waiter about cooking methods. The exchange features a shouted demand and a promise to return with another request, highlighting a moment of comic domestic irony.
Great Britain sues the United States for 3 million dollars claiming New York owes the Cayuga Indians, now many in Canada, for ceded lands with a promise of perpetual annual payments. The case cites 1808 cession terms and arrears plus interest, seeking compound interest and continued annual dues.
Mrs Winifred Meron Huck of Chicago wheeled Republican representative at large to fill her late father term and becomes the first mother in Congress east of the Mississippi. She speaks on world peace and urges a generation to leave a foundation for peace while promoting her divorce interests. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised as a worm destroyer and stomach strengthener sold by Ohio County Drug Company for 36 cents a bottle.
A coal miner George Frew and Homer Popme Guing were charged with murder in connection with the death of Tom Bogus of Boaker City. Bogus headed an anti Ku Klux Klan group named True Blue Americans and was killed during an assault by four men.
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