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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
37
A striking statue in New York draws widespread attention as crowds gather to view the artwork. Exhibitors report high interest from visitors, while curators note the piece’ s impact on public interest in sculpture.
Paris readers learn American sculptor Jose S. Anderson of New York unveils Memories, an elaborate old woman head with relief figures tracing a life. The artist, known as Vet Anderson, included twenty figures from childhood to grandparents. He plans more symbolist heads like Happiness.
SARANAC LAKE, N Y June 16 A giant Canadian lynx roamed into a woods road party of five girls near Chateaugay Lake and caused them to flee toward a nearby house. The creature charged and screeched as the terrified group escaped with no injuries reported.
Annual commencement exercises at Huntingdon will be held Thursday June 29 at 2 and 7 p m. The public is invited to attend after the afternoon chapel program. Visitors will tour shops to view the work completed at the school.
Chicago June 16 A divorce suit pits millionaire contractor Emanuel H. Kuttner against his wife Mrs Helen C. Kuttner who accuses her husband of harsh treatment while he counters with claims that she confessed love for Sri Jogesh Misren a famed Hindu mystic. He presents letters and poems said to be written by the mystic and includes a fading red rose in one. The exchange follows Mrs Kuttner previously charging a love nest for Doctor Fowler. the doctor denied the claim. The piece notes Misren's celebrity among wealthy Chicago women.
A girl of 20 desires to marry a man of 50. The piece discusses whose business it is and notes numerous differences beyond age. It suggests a man aged 50 is likely to have a dollar, hinting at economic considerations in marriage decisions.
In Los Angeles on June 15 a strange note reports no pink elephants or blue mice but mentions snakes. It notes a six gold coin loses 1 percent of its weight over 50 years of use while silver loses the same percentage in only one year.
In Elgin Illinois Mary Elizabeth Long a 27 year teacher and 14 year Sheridan school principal died reportedly by drinking carbolic acid after being removed by the school board. Her mother blamed the board at the inquest and anger over board actions sparked a protest meeting of teachers and supporters.
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