Salted Suit and the Parkward Stranger
Clay, an Arizona rider, buys a luxury wool suit in New York from Bernstein and starts a day of urban immersion. A street mishap drenches him, leading to a comic clash with a janitor, then a swift flight into a glamorous apartment where a poised hostess helps him evade police scrutiny and encounters a bold Western air amid city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Thirty-fourth Street
New Yorks
Lennyon
A. Biz
Gard
Avenua
Herald” Square
Broadway
Reat City
Boston
Tucson
Bernstein
Lind
Bay's
Arizona Desert
Fifth Avenue
Columbus Circle
Arizona
Arewater
Boe
Rube
Sweden
Tani
Bor
Val
Niagara
Falls
Derstand
Jim
Olie
Yuma
Qlay
Wyoming
Gome
Congresswoman Robertson comments on women in politics
The Los Angeles Times reports Congresswoman Robertson of Oklahoma argues women lack political training but may reach parity. She recalls a heckler incident where a woman preacher responded calmly to taunts about cold collars, illustrating resilience in public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Baby
Los Angeles ‘Times
Cream Based Recipes and Old Farm Lore
A collage of nostalgic notes and recipes focusing on cream and dairy. Instructions cover Cream Muffins Cream Pastry Quick Griddle Cakes Cream Cookies and Buttermilk Pie with practical tips and measurements.
Humorous Egg Shell Message Reaches Married Farmer’s Daughter
A bachelor finds notes written on egg shells in a breakfast tray. The message entices a country girl, who replies that she is married and has five children, signaling a prank or warning from the past as reported by the London Opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alx
London Opinion
No Man in His Senses Married a Proud Voiced Woman
A concise note reflects on marriage and sense, suggesting many men lose their wits over the idea of wedlock. The remark frames the social view of marriage as a volatile life choice rather than a calm union.
Croquis and Marshall Belgian French Coach Stallions At Stud
The notice promotes Croquis the Belgian stallion license 1543 and Marshall the French Coach stallion license 7144 for the 1922 season. Locations include 40 miles east of Marshall Illinois on the National Road and West Union on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays until noon, with other times at the owner Joe Core's place. Stud fees set at 12.50 for Belgian and 10.00 for French Coach. Phone 4494.
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My Place
Marshall
West Union
Darwin and Union
Marshall and Robinson Road
Gerand
Jim
Clarksville
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Durand
Eltys
Agortorst
Jenkins
Nora
Ada Rehan
Rosalind
Western Newspaper Union
Malone
Booth &, Handy
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Blds
West Side Square
Wabash
Stephen C. Bradley
Locust St
Thams
Joe
Claypool
Geo
Farrow-Hirsh Co
Peoria
Minois
J Suraiy
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