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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
2
A brisk adventure romance by Randall Parrish with mystery murder and romance. An American diplomat falls for a mysterious woman deep in an revolutionary conspiracy while a chief conspirator is slain by a dagger. The plot blends action intrigue and peril as he works to thwart piracy and win the heroine.
A late night unsealing of a lacquered jewel box in a hotel yields a hidden paper in Spanish, hinting at a modern revolutionary plot. The protagonist, a government employee, links the fragment to agents 108 and a network including Krantz & Co and Ivan Waldron. Aims to verify the conspiracy before acting.
A man seeks a missing figure named Waldron. He questions locals and checks the city directory for a lead, but the name proves elusive with no matching entry. He contacts a detective sergeant in hopes of tracking Waldron to West Virginia where he was seen with striking miners.
An old discussion explains why brick chimneys often tilt eastward. The alternating wetting and drying of bricks by sun and moisture during nights causes the east side to dry faster, gradually pulling the structure in that direction. Observations note even well built brickwork can lean with time due to moisture cycles.
Charles O. Pinckney led U S envoys to France in 1797 amid disputes over seizures and favored English privileges. Diplomats were told by French agents settlement required a sum larger than a bribe, prompting Pinckney to declare that the United States has millions for defense but not one cent for tribute.
A historical note explains common polite oaths and their origins. It traces words like Jingo, Drat, and Didiededes to religious or foreign roots, describing how these terms entered everyday speech and their perceived proprieties among different groups. It also covers transformations such as God rot and darn as milder forms of stronger exclamations.
A teacher exerts strong influence on students guiding their growth and ambitions. The most noted pupil is a renowned dancer who later achieves fame through performance and merit.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an object or inscription at the mouth of a cave in Lincoln County West Vie glole, linking the name D. Boone to an explorer’s expedition. The finding parallels letters matching forms seen in Kentucky rock, suggesting a historical link to Daniel Boone’s era.
Dud Tunkins and Jud Tunking headline a patriotic trio of days showing dedication to country. The pieces highlight civic effort, public spirit, and a call to continue labor for national service amid a climate of communal pride.
Mrs Meyer of Orange California recounts severe illness and a final relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with avoiding surgery and enabling her to resume full work and support her husband. She urges other women to consider the remedy.
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