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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
5
A fragment recounts a wife presenting a check endorsed Your loving wife to a desk clerk after claiming debt payment. The scene shows a husband away on business and the woman insisting the clerk confirm payment to her.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote contrasts two views of success for writers. It argues that a universally remembered author who starves to death is the “truly successful” figure, though landlords butchers and booksellers may disagree.
The government printing office in Washington prints and delivers four million postal cards daily, about one and a quarter billion per year. If laid end to end, they would encircle the globe more than four times.
The article explains yawning as a response to perceived poor air in enclosed spaces. It notes people often yawn when the air feels stale, suggesting the body signals a need for fresh air to improve oxygen intake and alertness.
In Manila the Democratic party joins the Nacionalista in pressing for immediate Philippine independence. Senator Teodoro Sandiko, the sole Democratic senator, says all major parties unite for independence as officials are invited to a joint luncheon. Details of attendees and responses remain unclear amid a garbled text.
An improvised account recounts men discovering a soldier's hat on a road and uncovering a head beneath it. They pulled a living man from beneath the head and, with a horse on horseback, dug down to free the animal and later retrieved a bale of hay the horse had been eating.
The piece argues that Senate sympathy for self determination should extend to Irish independence and to granting the 10,500,000 Philippines inhabitants independence. It claims American officials report readiness for independence and urges Britain to act in line with U S stance, presenting Philippine independence as proof of U S consistency.
Gregorio Cailles, a Filipino, returned to his Philippine home in uniform bearing a Croix de Guerre with palm. He arrived in France in December 1916 and enlisted as a private. He earned praise for bravery after taking command when officers fell and led a charge.
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