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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
2
A lawyer recalls a case where the plaintiff’s questions exposed a witness’s candor. The baker testified about crossing behavior after a train collision, revealing unexpected details. An ad note follows about Red Cross Ball Blue and laundry care.
In a cherry time scene Richard breaks the rule by stealing green fruit. His mother warns punishment and reaches for a small switch. The boy earnestly replies that leaving the switch on the tree would yield a fine big limb someday.
Kansas farmers report a bullsnake in alfalfa fields costs crop damage to about 2.50 dollars per month per acre with six xephers per acre. An adult bullsnake purportedly keeps the pests away and also feeds on rats and mice around barns or granaries, earning farmer protection.
A heated exchange centers on Brown with accusations of dishonesty and theft. The remark “That’s a rough estimate” underscores the tension and frames Brown as a focal point of contention.
A terse admonition warns against fanaticism described as a dangerous form of mental disturbance. The remark casts zealotry as irrational and harmful.
A humorous exchange aboard a slow train mocks the station and its black dressed refreshment room staff. The punchline ties black clothing to mourning for late trains, ending with a wry note about not setting an alarm when trouble sleeps.
Kathleen Norris continues with a tense scene where Alix suspects a hidden romance among Cherry Peter and Martin. After a strained day, the trio plans a voyage but a dog and a stranger signal disaster as Buck leads them toward a dangerous crash fate. Alix foresees tragedy and the group rushes to the wreck.
A satirical piece depicts a woman using an umbrella to urge a man to look around and thank her for giving up a seat, quipping that women do have manners.
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