03 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
1
Canada's mounted police report about 2700 Eskimos living in the Far North excluding Alaska. The figure surprises as many expect larger numbers. The piece notes widespread awareness of Eskimos despite their small numbers and attributes part of their visibility to advertising.
A college professor claims the school stresses training young women to be good wives and mothers. Mrs. Elizabeth Sears interrupts from the New York League of Business and Professional Women asking how the men are trained to be good husbands and fathers, with no answer given.
Fragmented OCR text recounts various oddities and misstatements about royalty, criminals, and sports, with mentions of Prince Albert's death and exaggerated claims. It includes garbled phrases about months, a fake nobleman in Philadelphia, the ex-kaiser, Sing Sing operas, straw hats, and a British golf title, all lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Andre-Louis Morda u flees Gavrillac after a death warrant for sedition. he joins a strolling troupe led by M. Binet while seeking vengeance on the Marquis de la Tour dAzur and pursuing love for Aline de KerCardiou. The troupe travels to Guichen for a dramatic run with plays like The Heartless Father and Figaro Scaramouche. success brings money but a fatal accident endangers Scaramouche and shifts fortunes.
In a playful take on holiday prep, the item notes how daughters mirror mothers in dress while highlighting the brisk pace of American holiday shopping with six months remaining until Christmas.
Mrs F G Thomason and daughter Tessie visit Mt Vernon. Corrine Ridgeway visits Miss Verta Forth. Miss Etta Mae Staggs home after tonsil adenoid removal. Mr and Mrs G V Dickey host. Frank Allen and sons visit. Miss Mary Stages attends Carbondale. Melissa Dickey of Fairfield visits. Margaret Wells of Canton visits Mrs V Moille Jacobson. Chas Maulding and sons visit Vernon. Irene Richardson helps care for Mr and Mrs B J DeWitt. Mrs Hdna Erkman works in Fairfield. Verta Forth and Corrine Ridgeway visit Frank Allen in Johnsonville. Christian Sunday school picnic enjoyed. Mrs T D Jacobson improved. Nellie Dickey of Fairfield visits. Letla Tyler and Esther Rassler visit relatives in Fairfield.
An old style advertisement claims many men dig graves with their teeth and warns constipation as a terrible curse. It touts IWOLLIST ER'S GOLDEN NUGGET TABLETS as a remedy with results guaranteed and urges readers to consult a drug list before it is too late.
A 14 year history of abdominal trouble is cited, noting prior surgeries for appendicitis and gall stones with no relief. The author credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claiming complete symptom relief for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments after a single dose and urging others to try it through Porter & Bond Drug Co. and local druggists.
Cilbert Bidg West Side Square figures Joe Frank Allen Sawyer and Andre Louis Moreau. Binet guides Moreau to a street post office sheet announcing a bounty of twenty souls for information leading to the capture of one Andre. Louis Moreau, lawyer to Garrillas, is wanted by the King's lieutenant in Rennes for sedition.
Sofia Premier Strimboulisky backs a law forcing girls aged sixteen to twenty, daughters of bourgeois families in Varna and Sofia, to work four months annually in sewing typing and hospital duties. Only 100 have complied. many refuse claiming age or marriage exemptions.
Anete san quotes James A Finch, DOJ pardon attorney, as he handles thousands of appeals yearly. Mothers beg for mercy for imprisoned men and some children plead for their fathers, with Finch performing patient, personal investigations for the attorney general.
Delbert Very, a farmer four miles northwest of Marysville, Mo, claims his pig has five ears. Four ears are on one side of the head with three large, well developed.
Berlin Americans in Berlin reassure residents they can obtain top medical care in emergencies despite language barriers. The American Chamber of Commerce reports it has mobilized all English speaking doctors in the city to be available for emergencies.
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