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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
7
A fragmented, comic late night column notes the glass strength of bulbs preventing bursting, explains interior air loss causes pops, and jests about a London cinema prop man carrying an ironing iron while neighbors haul coal and a truck with guards.
Diamond Dyes promises simple, complete instructions so any woman can dye wool or silk or linen cotton mixed fabrics. It claims rich color for coats, skirts, curtains and more with no streaking, spotting, fading or running, and guarantees perfect home dyeing when purchased from a druggist.
A Chicago Tribune reader recounts visiting Robert on his farm. The child jokes about growth, saying he has been on feed for a year and should be bigger than last year.
Catarrh treated by a two part system with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic said to cleanse the blood surfaces. The product touted by FJ Cheney & Co of Toledo is advertised as having sold for over 40 years in druggists stores.
A fragment from Syracuse Orange Peel quotes playful banter about the graphophone era. The garbled line hints at a lighthearted aside between speakers, capturing a moment of cultural slang in a sports or campus humor column.
The Chicago Journal lauds George Washington as a foundational force behind the United States. It credits his military genius at Trenton Princeton and Yorktown, political sagacity, and unselfish patriotism with forging a weak early republic into a stable nation. It notes his restraint in power and lasting precedent of a peaceful transition after two terms.
A Baltimore Sun reflection recalls Patrick Henry praising Colonel George Washington as the greatest man in the First Continental Congress for solid information and sound judgment. The piece argues current Americans could use such example on today’s anniversaries and questions whether such qualities are needed more than ever.
An instructional sermon on Luke 19 11 27 explaining the absent lord, the distribution of gifts, and the reckoning to come. It details faithful use of Christ gifts, rewards for diligence, and the fate of the unfaithful with emphasis on responsible service and accountability before God.
The article surveys spring and summer fashion with an emphasis on knitted frocks. It highlights color dynamics, two color inserts, plaid and check patterns, and straight-line silhouettes for practical wear. Descriptions include crepe fabrics, varied sleeve shapes, and ornate detailing on mohair and satin-faced crepe dresses.
A historical reflection on Jesus lifting wheat from chaff to distinguish permanent life from ritual law. It emphasizes motives behind actions and unity of life, with love as the driving force behind all behavior as inferred by the disciples.
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