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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
8
A fragmented reflection contrasts youth with aging, questioning truth and the motives behind promotions. It ponders the difficulty of pleasing others and oneself, suggesting frustration in trying to satisfy everyone. The prose hints at unreliable explanations and the limits of personal control.
The Smittkamp reunion gathered Sunday June 11 at Will De Mougan's home south of Grandview. Sixty guests enjoyed a bounteous woodland dinner and afternoon ice cream. Attendees included multiple Smittkamp and Buser families, with plans to meet next year at Fred Smittkamp's. Real estate transfers: Will Macke to Fred Macke for land in 38-11-11, $2750.
Lincoln transfer of multiple land parcels and sales cited. A Marshallites gathering in Findlay draws former oil industry workers from Marshall and across the country. The June 13 meet features a 4 PM assembly, 5:30 PM refreshments, and a program celebrating Illinois oilfield days and camaraderie among ex workers.
Urbana June 14 Special Three Clark county residents earned B. S. degrees at the University of Illinois fifty first annual commencement. Edith Shaw and Louis Holler of Marshall area and Jesse Cartege Porter of Martinsville were among the graduates.
Stanley Palmer and Arlie Perdue driving toward Terre Haute Sunday evening collided with a westbound car two miles east of Marshall. The parked vehicle was being attended to for spark plug cleaning, and in attempting to pass another meeting car they struck the parked car. Both autos damaged badly but occupants suffered little injury.
A designer urges a practical indestructible boys room with simple plain colors and minimal frills. Furniture and decor should wear well and be easy to keep in place, using tan or pale creams, henna dyed fabrics, and inexpensive copper ornaments for lasting, grown up appeal.
Kathleen Norris argues that wealthy society is bored and shallow in The Beloved Woman and Lucretia Lombard, where rich women snub millionaires for love and a poor suitor. Norris recalls a sixteen year old girl who explains a bored motive after a theater party.
A group of rich New York families builds an $18 million Park Avenue apartment house with 22 rooms per unit and two room bachelor flats priced up to 55 000 per year. Tenants are preselected and serviced by staff via button calls to dispatch maids and cooks from France. The article argues the buyers’ wealth drives city size more than population.
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