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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
A reader proposes becoming a dominant personality without social standing. Advice stresses specialization, keen listening, genuine interest, and flattery. Tips include asking leading questions, signaling engagement with tone and pauses, and using tact and common sense to captivate men, illustrated by a Marine Corps bakery anecdote.
A columnist outlines how a man’s success with women hinges on admiration and attention rather than grand theories. By letting him talk and showcasing interest a man’s self image rises, while the reader learns the value of listening and specialist focus to cultivate a dominant personality.
A long list of local residents including Blain Beringer and family, Lou Beringer and son, Clark Beringer, Benn Runnel, Max Fleming, Dorsie Runnel, and others were seen visiting friends, attending services, or taking in movies across Clymer Barnsboro and nearby towns on Saturday and Sunday. Several trips to Cookport, Glenn Campbell, and Love Joy are noted, with Memorial Day declarations and social calls appearing throughout the outing.
An outraged bean grower dumped his snap beans into Mobile Bay rather than sell to local produce men at 60 cents a bushel. Inquiry at wholesale houses showed snap beans fetching $1.60 a bushel in carload lots.
Staff officers will assign visible comrades to parade positions. The march starts at ten oclock, progressing along Philadelphia street to Fifth, then south on Fifth to Chirgh street, west on Church street to Sixth, then south on Sixth, Wayne Avenue, and Seventh streets to the Fair Grounds where roast ox will be served under Sheriff J. Richards and Chief Keller Morris. In the afternoon a march to the Normal School for the Spirit of Spring pageant by students, followed by a dress parade in front of the Court House.
By order of the Department Commander a Gump Fire will be held at the Court House Tuesday evening with addresses by Commander in Chief Hall and others. On Wednesday morning June Y the first encampment session convenes at ten. representatives and comrades assemble at the Indiana House at nine thirty and march to the Court House. Comrade W B Stahl is detailed as Officer of the Guard and to select sentinels from post comrades for the sessions. By order of Harry Whee Commander and Journal Helb Adjutant.
Chicago scores from yesterday show St. Louis 5 beat Chicago 1 while New York 11 defeated Boston 4 and Brooklyn 6 toppled Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati and Vitlohurghs vain appear as garbled text with no clear outcome.
American League results show Philadelphia 5 New York 12 Detroit 6 Chicago 3 St. Louis 7 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 Washington 1. Standings list clubs by wins and losses, with New York leading and Cleveland mid-pack. Boxed schedule indicates daily games: St. Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington Detroit at Chicago. Real estate transfers mention parcels in Wheatfield and Green with prices ranging from 500 to 8,000 dollars.
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