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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
A birth notice from Madison records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wetzel at Presbyterian avenue on January. other fragments discuss local court actions, a judge’s decision, and references to community life in a period article.
A fragmented London Chronicle piece blends street scenes and a courtroom rumor with a reflection on sorrow. It hints at police or public measures, a faded whisper in a city of wheels and crowds, ending with a Victorian aphorism about widows and words.
The Hanover College faculty voted on four provisions of a league pact with varying support. One vote passed the first proposition, one the second, eleven the fourth, and none the third. Telegraphed results reached Washington yesterday by President Mais.
A garbled manuscript records a social visit where Mrs Willis entertains a guest and praises her cookery. Edna, the daughter, is touched by tender words as a plan forms for a future gathering.
A whimsical piece portrays Sally and friends debating the value of varied attire for each day, praising rainy, mud, party, and autumn days. Characters like Mr Sun and Nurse Fog discuss changes, seasons, and the joy of distinct days for growth and play across autumn and winter.
In a London Blighty slang snippet a child quotes Mutuma asking for a dark breakfast. The reply wonders what is meant while recalling a past lighter supper given to Mary, illustrating a playful exchange in an old humor column.
The report shows year end balances and 1919 receipts with a 1920 indebtedness listing. It documents county toll road bonds totaling 24 709 00 and bridge bonds 17 500 00 for a total county bonds amount of 42 200 00. Audited and approved January 6 1920 by Commissioners Chas Schumann Geo Lyon and G E Sherlock.
The Current Events Club entertained by Mrs. Elias J. Scott discussed federation activities and a spring art exhibit while noting a paper on housekeeping and immigration. Loren S. Dow, former American food administrator in Constantinople, dies in Pittsburg at age with surviving wife Emily Brashear and two children.
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