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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
27
Mr. Coon claims Jimmy Crow stole a bright tin spoon and seeks proof. Mr. Fox suggests a fair arrest on suspicion with a Jimmy Crow tribe member acting as judge to resolve the case.
An 1920 company report reveals 79 395 838 dollars paid to living policyholders versus 35 453 758 to beneficiaries. The article praises insurers and agents while urging readers to consider insurance for protection and saving.
Barbara LaMarr, California native, has pursued three distinct careers with success. She started as a dancer at seven, rose to interpretive dance by seventeen, then wrote six novels later adapted to films and finally turned to acting.
Guidance on voice level to ensure every listener hears without straining. Speeches should project just enough to reach all in the room without becoming harsh or distorted.
The article comments on how voices rise to a strained pitch across classes and settings. It notes city tenements foster loud speech and country houses encourage shouting to accompany a broad, uninterrupted tone, influencing children’s vocal habits and the need to modulate voice in confined spaces.
Jessie derives from Janet and Shakespeare possibly named his Jessica the most sweet Jewess. Royals named Jessie faced misfortune while Jesses had brighter fates. The name signifies grace of the Lord with amethyst as talisman and Saturday as a lucky day, primrose as flower, loved by poets.
A brief poem urging tears to flow and water a hopeful future. The speaker consoles sorrow by imagining tears nourishing a flower of grace as a new day blossoms.
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