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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
2
Special notice urges citizens to inform themselves and vote as women gain suffrage in Lawrence County. The piece discusses growing female political engagement and the impact on future elections.
Chronological notes cover events from 1603 Champlain’s Quebec landing to 1918 US food administration rationing, including Charles the Bald’s defeat by the Swiss, 1870s, and a 1887 Jubilee offering to Queen Victoria. Mentioned are Westminster Bible revision meetings and Northwest Territories governance act.
Readings from an old school reunion piece reveal that many graduates revisit youth to reconcile past hopes with present realities. Not all top students become teachers. some dull classroom stars turn into successful professionals. The article notes enduring value in diligence and persistence and highlights evolving roles across careers. It also mentions women's civic interest and voting rights shaping local engagement.
The item surveys tales of Rajah Patiala emeralds and a ten inch turban ornament, mental impressions measured in billions, a claim of growing colored wood via sap infusion, Napoleon’s prize for food canning, and actors drawn to cinema by eye color. It reads as a collage of speculative notes and trivia from a historical period.
A Mitchell Palmer, 48, of Pennsylvania, leads the field for the Democratic national convention with the largest bloc of instructed delegates. A Swarthmore graduate and Quaker, he served six years in Congress representing the Twenty sixth district, then as a federal court of claims judge, a wartime customs official, and since 1919 as attorney general.
The United States Department of Justice reaches its fiftieth year since creation by congressional act. June 22, 1876 revival of the Handal Feathyal as the Crystal Talaen, and events include political nominations, commencements at Harvard, and various sports and civic activities across the country.
A fragmented text column covers diverse topics from political rumors about President Wilson and the Kaiser to local notices on park work, charity calls, and a shoe cost relief plan for children. It mentions a New York murder mystery, dog loss, rumored third term talk, and voters urged to attend a noon Thursday park event.
The column mocks political platitudes and public conduct, lampooning a party’s sugar plank, the White House, and parliamentary jokes. It recalls a steel ship launch, a coupon for exclusion from foreign affairs, and a trolley scene with a refined woman and a curious child, ending with a sharp admonition about language.
Margery Rex recounts a 19th century divorce case where Mrs Toftman sues for separation on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She argues her husband accelerated his career by leaving the family, taking their two children, and failing to provide. The testimony portrays a marriage strained by infidelity and neglect, with Mrs Toftman seeking independence and custody considerations.
A historical view questions whether self sacrifice truly aids a wife whose marriage strains when she feels burdened. It argues men weigh a wife’s value by her willingness to endure, urging women to seek worth through respect and service rather than encumbrance. If Mrs Hoffman's ten year separation stemmed from this mindset, it was a mistake.
Washington June 82 in the Metropolitan police women's bureau a prominent sister of Senator Warren G Harding Mrs Carolyn Wotan leads a squad of copettes assisting with wayward girls She was a missionary in India before joining the bureau and says she will keep her job whether or not he becomes president Harding says to support her work and recalls his boyhood in Blooming Grove Ohio the nomination did not surprise her she calls her brother the best man in the world
In New Orleans on June 15 a conference of cotton seed mill superintendents from Louisiana and other seed sourcing areas agreed to steam the pink bollworm after poisoning failed to kill it. Steam is expected to allow oil mills to handle seed from infected territory.
A terse telephone exchange reveals a caller reporting his car stuck on the main pike four miles from town. The responder offers help but the caller cannot specify the problem, using the odd phrase the thingumbab has jammed, leaving the exact fault unclear.
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with references to a door and warnings. Names and clearer nouns are scarce, leaving a string of uncertain actions and idle phrases. The passage lacks concrete events or dateable details.
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