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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
2
A clipped Washington Star quotation notes a tax exemption claim tied to seven children as a humorous touch. The fragment also includes a venting exchange about husbands and a Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad promise.
Crawford and Vaughan of the Cotton Growing Association express optimism about Australia’s cotton future. Seed cotton output rose from under 1 million pounds in 1921 to 4 million pounds by 1920, with 15 000 growers projected to yield 25 to 50 million pounds by 1923. Acreage of 70 000 is expected to double in 1924 as a large Sydney spinning plant is built to support a nascent manufacturing boom.
A Kansas City Star excerpt records a constable asking about Lafe Swiggins driving past yesterday. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge replies he can’t say, but notes Swiggins had one wheel off the wagon and muttered about how wobbly the three wheeled contraption seemed.
In a tense confrontation, the blind financier Santoine reveals Avery’s long running scheme tied to the Latron properties. Hugh Overton, believed guilty, is exonerated as Latron’s conspirators are exposed and Latron is identified as dead. Avery is confronted with his role in the scheme.
Lesson centers on Joseph revealing himself to his brothers and forgiving them. It traces his journey from beloved son and betrayed youth to slave, prisoner, and finally prime minister, culminating in reconciliation with his family and God's providence guiding events.
Santoine learns Eaton was Wugh Overton from Avery who explains he detected the deception at polo. The servant exits as the mystery figure’s true identity slips into view, revealing clues about hidden motives and social games.
The piece contrasts heavenly citizenship with earthly organization and machinery in religion. It argues prophets fought rites and institutions to preserve righteousness, warning that religion and life are continually mechanized beyond human builders.
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