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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
A daughter defies her father’s warning about marrying a penniless suitor. He asserts the match is doomed by lack of wealth, while she retorts that he cannot obtain a license without funds, highlighting a clash over finances and social constraints.
Mid Atlantic marketing letter extols Edgeworth Ready-Rubbed and Plug Slice, offering free samples by postcard. It touts a high price paid rumor and invites readers to supply dealer names, with Larus and Brother Co as Richmond Virginia providers, including prepaid cartons for merchants.
A man returning from New York is greeted by his sweetheart who jokes about the compliments he gave to other women there. He replies that he kept repeating his promises, and she presses him to recall them. The scene captures a lighthearted domestic moment.
An advertisement touts kidney trouble as a common, often undetected issue affecting insurance eligibility. It claims many declines are due to this condition and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, offering a sample for ten cents and urging mention of the paper.
The piece warns that sellers push unwanted add ons and polished talk obscures truth. It notes how easy it is to be drawn into purchases with tempting bundles and unnecessary perks.
A San Francisco celebration of Capt. John A. Sutter’s seventy fifth anniversary featured a mounted mock court that forced men to grow beards. Shaved men were detained by police and volunteers, punished with joking threats and confiscations as the crowd roared for shaggy faces. Some beards remain and grow larger.
Sophies Lyons Burke rose from a life of crime to become a wealthy Detroit real estate operator. Once linked to Ned Lyons and Billy Burke, she started as a $10 weekly real estate clerk and built a fortune with rents, repairs, and sales. Now a respected, active businesswoman, she managed her affairs and transformed her past into a successful present.
Edward F Kaul a wealthy glue maker seeks an injunction against his elderly stepmother Minnie Kaul to stop alleged harassment and destruction of property at their Chicago home The dispute centers on trust income and the will admitted to probate as the two parties battle over the large estate and the stepmother’s volatile conduct on the street and at the residence.
A group of 57 men and 11 women left America for Soviet concessions and reached Riga Latvia. Led by Dr William Mahler of Newark and with engineer William A Van Houten of Chicago, they plan to bring 6000 to 7000 more Americans to Russia later. Each paid 800 plus for the voyage and will stay two years with return rights. They aim to fill skilled labor gaps in coal mines Kuznets basin and Nadejdenksi steel plant with supplies for years.
Roy Burton of Omaha faces charges after a violent incident in which he forced acid on his wife, injuring her eyes, then swallowed poison. Carlton A. Caswell denies writing the letter blamed as the motive, while Mrs. Burton and Caswell dispute key details amid police findings and investigations.
A collection of hot weather recipes and tips including Egg Orangeade, Ginger Grape Juice, Chocolate Egg Milk Shake, Almond Milk Shake, and Apple Water. The piece also offers guidance on serving glasses, flavoring with ginger ale, and notes on light summer eating with Virginia Spiced Beef, Ham Mousse, and chilled fruit beverages.
In many European regions the Ice Saints idea has persisted since the Middle Ages. It holds that days for Saints Mamertus Pancras and Servatius May 11 to 13 or Pancras Servatius Boniface May 12 to 14 cause frosts. The belief, widely debated scientifically, names the saints and their feast days as the Ice Saints.
Summer wardrobes favor versatile suits and self-made blouses, combining casual style with neat tailoring. Tweed and twill suits lead trends with shorter skirts for street wear, while sleeveless cotton ratine jackets evolve from last season’s jumper. Blouses in laces, embroidery, and cross-stitching accompany jackets and skirts for varied, weather-ready outfits.
Brides in Paris abandon the tiara for simple orange blossom wreaths and veils, with new headdresses featuring orange blossoms and seed pearls. Jet ornaments rise with all black chiffon, including bracelets and rings. The taffeta underskirt endures longer, resisting splits when washed and dried.
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