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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
4
The Pendleton Times notes subscription prices and advertising rates for local notices and obituaries. It reports an incident at the Methodist Church last Sunday night claiming a preacher attempted to explode a boom aloft and accuses Rev Powell of targeting pool rooms and town officials with sharp remarks, urging caution in retaliation.
The Pendleton Times reports a claimed circulation of 1,200 while the Anderson Herald claims a higher figure by 531 in this community. A Pendleton businessman who urged using the Herald’s ad space is referenced as having spoken up.
Pendleton eyes another win in Madison County where Pendle- Fall Credi and Green field a strong team. Local fans cheer as Pendleton leads early and holds advantage with steady play and sharp shooting.
A poetic fragment describes a surreal October evening with moonlight on mud and flowers that sing. The speaker recounts shifting times and landscapes, witnessing a distant house, whitewashed fence, oceans of moonlight, and paradoxical weather.
A collection of wry home front vignettes. Small victories and odd mishaps unfold from milk thefts and hit plays to coal bequests and baby sleep. The piece mixes humor with cautionary notes on insurance, travel, and social clubs in a lively dated voice.
A collection of aphoristic lines arguing that crooks dodge duty, forgiveness hinges on motive, and men who explain themselves invite mockery. It dismisses smokers, mocks neglectful boys, and links home life to mothers and strawberries.
The cheerful man is useful and can turn misfortune into blessings. Cheerfulness shapes one’s face and bearing, brings nature to smile, and makes the world seem more beautiful. High-minded cheerfulness resides in great souls, firm and confident in their heaven aided powers.
A reflective note contrasts love with wealth in marriage and warns that gratitude fades with riches. It asserts that many rich men would not be ideal lifelong companions and that expecting money without earning it spoils character in men.
A vivid profile extols a man described as a genius able to write with a post office pen, feign innocence on the witness stand, read a woman's thoughts yet refrain from acting, and possess money in the bank, painting a sharp, admiring verdict of his intellect.
Postmaster General receives a petition from American history students at Shepherd College State Normal School urging the reissue of 13-cent stamps. The document links the number 13 to U S history with multiple 13 based facts and proposes several design ideas commemorating the 13 colonies and related symbols.
Archaeologist William P. Ferguson reports remains of homes on Isle Royale Lake Superior suggesting mining activity at least 1,000 years ago. Pine trees growth on ancient rock dumps, large pits with stone walls, communal dwellings, and egg shaped hard stones indicate organized prehistoric mining across a two mile by half mile area.
A Smyrna Armenian losses tally puts total damage at 118 million with 60 million in land and personal property and the rest in stocks and bonds of Armenian firms. Annual Armenian family income in Smyrna was 7.5 million, 15 percent to charity. 4,000 Armenians killed, 8,000 missing or imprisoned, and 15,000 women reported as prisoners.
Belle Plaine Indiana reports a rare case where Elimer R. Rusk and his wife divorced and remarried five days later. The state law bans divorcees from remarrying for six months, so the couple traveled to Missouri for the second ceremony.
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