24 Dec 1919
Page 4
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
4
Local page notes Indianapolis street railway motormen needed with training offered, Paoli gains its first cooperative store run near Knox Hutchins Furniture with about 100 workers on board. Obituary for Clarence Cade, funeral planned, plus dental and medicinal notices and holiday programs at the Methodist Church.
M. E. Church notes Sunday School at 9:20, morning service at 10:20, preaching and evening service at 7:00. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:00 p m Epworth League. Trustee Walter Newlin announces he will barn his office in Paoli on Saturday of each week to attend to business for the Fol township.
Almost half the land suitable for cultivation in Japan is planted in rice. The famous handkerchief gardens describe tiny flooded fields rimmed with earth to hold water. Each field, leveled and diked, relies on canals and ditches for water management. About 12,000 square miles are cultivated, fed by immense labor to sustain roughly 50 million people.
A society story portrays Mrs. Mackay as a witty heroine among the 400 in a Long Island farm caper. Separately, Niels Anderson of the U S navy earns official commendation for heroically cutting steam hazard in the engine room after the tiller broke.
A quoted exchange reveals a humorous misinterpretation where Mr. Bibbles explains he appeared intoxicated due to mistaking painted white ties as automobile guides, thinking they aided pedestrians. The dialogue preserves a quaint, period voice with a chalked street scene.
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