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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The community debates housing for incoming Pendleton reformatory staff. Superintendent Shideler says sixty five houses are needed and rent would be guaranteed, but no new homes exist. Calls grow for a hotel and new business spaces to accommodate arrivals and support growth.
The Pendleton Times announces it is back in the field and admitted to second class mail status. It claims broad support from Pendleton residents and merchants, pledges to focus on local interests, and to advocate for the community amid rumors.
A group of young people gathers east of town on Tuesday night for swenter and marshmallow toast. Attendees include Nelle Kramer Stella Anderson Gayle Jarrett and Adisa Jarrett with Roger Partain David Bodenhorn Neil Turner and Laural Green present.
Notice states Abner W. Oldham and Virgil P. Wilson named as executors of Florence Oldham estate in Anderson Indiana dated May 12 1922. The estate is claimed to be solvent and L V Mays acts as attorney.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers report a neon gas lamp that glows without direct electrical connections. A glass ring over an iron core with high frequency induction powers the glow, yielding a soft orange light suitable for future wireless lighting.
In a midsummer national congress election in Mexico City, about four hundred parties exist though fewer than six are major actors. Dominant parties aim to corral votes from the small, insignificant groups, shaping the campaign as they align candidate platforms.
In Montrose Kenneth Platt farms and sells rabbits to hotels and restaurants as a business. He has sold over $300 worth of rabbit carcasses in recent months and won prizes at fairs along with ribbons and cups.
A collection of witty quips and social jests from the Philadelphia Ledger. Observations cover fame fortune humor and moral musings with playful banter about managers poets widows soldiers and scholars. The tone is light satirical and era specific with clipped aphorisms and pithy remarks.
A Chicago American excerpt by Robert McCurdy outlines ideals such as valuing people, avoiding pride, aiding service workers with kindness, shunning luxuries, curbing personal wants, cultivating courtesy, and pursuing justice as the supreme virtue. It emphasizes humility, gentleness, and brotherhood.
A selection of aphorisms and maxims on education ambition morality and desire from historical authors including Herbert Belhap Rutherford Rochefoucauld and George Eliot. The quotes urge self improvement family responsibility perseverance and the pursuit of beauty and goodness.
Prose reflection on truth and virtue contrasts praise with guilt and repentance. It weighs obedience as teaching and restraint as wisdom, urging careful speech at decisive moments.
A small collection of aphorisms on character and success. Charity should start at home and extend outward. Each man shapes his own fortune and should avoid self deception. Better to lose with a smile than win with whining. True success rests on backbone, not wishbone.
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