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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
3
Fragments describe a character known as Office Cat and a bustling city scene. A columnist riffes on daily life with humor about doctors, hotels, taxis, and social quirks. The piece blends anecdotes of laughter, routines, and small urban observations.
Owen outur has been appointed secretary of the Illinois Masons by Grand Master raid of Normal. He will succeed Isaue amp Point and was installed Friday, June 4, in Mn.
A housekeeper for Ed Bushnell suffered injuries from a vehicle crash on a Saturday afternoon. The van, owned and driven by a local resident, struck an embankment near a residence southeast of Berk. Neighbors reported the incident as investigators began to examine the scene.
The article chronicles famed clipper voyages from the Red Jacket and Dreadnought to other vessels, detailing record times from Sandy Hook to Liverpool and several long-haul passages. It highlights the Red Jacket’s 13 days 1 hour 25 minutes run and notes public fascination in 19th century sailing feats.
Edward Martin, a newsroom janitor in Vincennes Indiana, fished for mussels in the Wabash river for 30 minutes. In a second mussel he found a pearl and refused a $250 offer.
A mother cat owned by Frank Borders of Brownstown Indiana returned from a field with a young rabbit that had not opened its eyes. The cat is mother to a Jane kitten about four weeks old.
Federal authorities warn the illicit drug trade is the nation’s most dangerous vice. L. G. Nutt reports more than a million addicts, including many young women from respectable families drawn into syndicates. Toledo, Ohio, is cited as a key distribution hub feeding co caine to major cities.
Mrs. Victoria Zina of Poughkeepsie New York faced a dilemma as her two suitors Emilio Frizzno and Antonio Dosio argued over marriage. The widowed mother consulted her children Giovanni seven and Victoria nine who helped decide Frizzno should be her husband.
A protest note from Soviet Foreign Minister M. V. Molotov to the French government calls for the release of 25 000 Russian prisoners held in France and others in North Africa and the Balkans. The Soviets threaten drastic steps if demands are not met.
The Smithsburg Maryland jail, unused since Prohibition, will be converted into a public library. The stone walls will be lined with shelves as the building becomes a literary center for residents.
Abraham Goldberg, a New York City care proprietor, fought off five bandits who tried to rob him. Three fled. two were beaten and may recover, hospital physicians reported.
An Oklahoma prisoner, Kid Kelly, condemned for the 1905 murder of Jim Dillingham, remains imprisoned in McAlester awaiting a court date for execution. Legal questions probe why the sentence has not been carried out and whether his trial and sentence were flawed, as officials struggle to establish proper authority and process.
In the clear Guatemalan highlands the lake lies below with cities, public squares, and white churches amid golden grain fields. From the air immense dark forest masses rise beyond vast ridgelines as the Cordilleras loom to the left with towering peaks.
In Charles P Taft’s Cincinnati home a private collection of old master paintings thrives. The holdings center on Dutch English and French schools with some works among the finest in the United States. Frank Duveneck praised Frans Hals portraits in the Taft collection and noted their rare quality.
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