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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
A fragment shows two girls in Knickers meeting playfully in a side setting. One teases as the other follows, both displaying bobbed hair and signs of joy as they laugh together, capturing a light, mischievous mood.
A comic shoe store scene shows a clerk addressing a well dressed lady about foot size with captions and the woman reacting in indignation. The exchange follows a second scene with another customer where the clerk notes a size difference.
A collage of humorous and satirical phrases touches on public figures, culture, and daily life. It weaves wordplay about shoes, hats, saxophones, and politics with snippets on Harding, Will Hays, and a playful take on consumer habits. The text reads as a newspaper feature of quirky aphorisms and social sketches.
A reflective poem extols a simple hello Bill as a sign of charity and fraternal virtue. It describes noble men meeting with friendly smiles and firm handshakes, praising the moral lesson of sociable conduct amid a jovial, secretive sisterhood.
The Illinois Elks Association organized at Bloomington on August 12, 1903, now boasting nearly 50,000 members. The order aims to unite Elks across lodges in closer fraternity, foster fellowship, protect state interests, exchange lodge ideas, and uphold the Constitution and laws of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
Miss Elsie Goeke graduates from Blessing Hospital Training School for Nurses in Quincy this Friday after completing a three year course. She will become supervisor of nurses at the hospital and her family will attend the graduation at the Christian church.
Dr H E Haines of Chicago spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Abe Kauffman. Mr and Mrs G W Haymaker were called to Winchester for the illness and death of Mrs Haymaker's father William Hicks. Miss Helen Rink from Indiana Pa visits uncle Dr C Rink on her way home from college in Kansas City Mo.
Snow covered central and southern Wyoming yesterday with Cheyenne reporting the first White June in generations. The snowfall began late in the afternoon and continued into the night as moderating temperatures were noted across the state.
The Blandinsville Farmers Picnic committee lists members for Finance and Awriting, Concessions, Amusements and Program, and Speaker duties. Names include George Inston BLEB Stieklen R L Davis J F Anderson A A Harris George M Mainline R R Pearson C X Gillum E F Peterson S C Spielman S Ii Trego E E Voorhees D Grigsby.
The Nevw Tribune notes Mr. Ford’s project for a nine mile long plan at Muscle Shoals, about seventy miles distant, tying to traffic cap votes and a potential bid for the Presidency. Advertising notes include Tressler Welch and Lewis Grigsby. The piece lists multiple departments and staff such as Band C Ki Peek jE and George Daniel among contributors.
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