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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
5
A South African Baboon tale from Brucie Brucie Baboon addresses his family and the Baboon Village about bravery and duty. He urges protecting the vulnerable, helping others in danger, and not fearing environments or predators. The lesson centers on selflessness, bravery with fear, and communal care.
A cryptic set of riddles asks which son children find hardest and hints at a musical term for organ work. It then asks which shows wicked evidence and answers with a clue linking to prison.
A Kansas American Legion Auxiliary bulletin features a conversational sketch with Mrs Ima Member and Mrs Delinquent stressing prompt dues payment for 1923. The dialogue notes dues include department and national fees plus local unit amounts and mentions Topeka processing.
Work on a city and county World War memorial in Pocatello Idaho moves toward spring construction. Ivan Gasser commander of Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion says 30 citizens from local groups assist in plans and financing. site donated by the city overlooks Portneuf River. The project aims for about $30000 with a keynote address by Rev Harry S Hamilton.
S G Irwin, a former World War I flyer and American Legion member, remains in aviation as a stunt expert and aerial acrobat. He performs stalls and pancakes over city districts, stressing precise control as motor cuts, and wowed Legionnaires at the New Orleans national convention with his downtown aerials.
A Wells county man in Indianapolis reportedly listened to a music program on a wireless telephone outfit. An announcement announced the next selection as Three oclock in the Morning. The man then closed the machine and set his alarm for 3 a.m. before retiring.
Reports from Lausanne show Allies pressed Turkey toward a speedy peace while Curzon defended a just settlement. Britain warned of tougher moves if Kemalists threaten Mosul as French resistance to withdrawal from Ruhr persists. The United States eyes debt relief funding and new world economic talks.
General Degoutte says Germany must surrender to end French Ruhr occupation. France seizes Ruhr customs and German officials, imports workers, and limits coal, with shortages spreading. Weygand and officials travel to Brussels as France and Belgium pledge full accord on measures.
A fragmentary exchange recalls exciting experiences in Mexico and a near escape. One speaker jokes about being mistaken for a gorilla while another is amused by a prior abduction and a prison incident.
Mothers urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature indicating over a decade of use. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, reinforcing familiar brand trust and longstanding reliability among caregivers.
A father asks children to raise their hands if they do not understand a tale about a prince and his white horse and caracole through streets. A child questions whether a cart would be better for carrying coal, while a laundress whistled “Happy Day” as she hung clothes, an ad for Red Cross Bail Blue foregrounded.
A worried dog owner debates possible rabies with a veterinarian. The owner notes Floss’s tongue constantly hangs from his mouth while the vet offers a bleak but humorous remark on Providence and drinking.
The fragment hints at a transformation or nickname describing a person named Xiri and a preservation theme. The readable text is sparse, offering no clear event or source organization to anchor details.
Mrs Edna Dooley of Mitchell Indiana reports using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and postpartum. She describes relief from backache and fatigue and notes her baby is healthy, urging other women to try the tonic available in liquid or tablet form. Public notice also invites free medical advice and 16 cent trial offer.
The text notes common boasting by women who claim a proposed jilt, a boy using his mother as a confidant to avoid telling his father, and a book agent finding families rarely culture enough to value a work. It also mentions the average man bragging about a well meant misdeed after a few days.
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