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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
Public auction to sell the estate of Henry C. Jackson of West Newton at 2 o’clock Wednesday July 1 on the deceased’s premises. Transfers list numerous Lots and parcels in Morgantown Paragon Mooresville Martinsville and Moorestown with sums noted and a passenger automobile offered privately.
A string of aphorisms and idle anecdotes discuss money, ambition, marriage, and reading habits. Bits on hustling, saving, and the dangers of chasing every opportunity intermix with playful quips about families and antiques. The tone resembles a busy, opinionated column of miscellany and social sniping.
A prominent insurance executive decided to speak to about 20 000 agents by phonograph rather than gather them. He wrote a 400 word address, made a master record, duplicated it 20 times, and added a catchy tune on the opposite side. The records were mailed coast to coast in hopes those without talking machines would share them with others.
A fragmentary quote from the Birti include Awe-Herald recounts a scene of people in a telephone booth attempting conversation with others over the wire. The text suggests multiple voices and a hurried mood about communication in a public space.
A judge grants a divorce decree amid a public kiss between two former spouses. Onlookers question propriety as the couple faces future matches outside the courtroom.
The Barre Times editorial blasts house flies as a public nuisance and urges immediate action to swat them. It frames the insect as a threat to the decency of daily life and advocates decisive control measures.
A dialogue fragment shows a judge restricting a character to stay home for a week, prompting anxiety that Emily may miss her weddings. The exchange highlights concern over time and marriage plans amid confinement.
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