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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
6
Charlie, a country farmer in the city with few coins and no breakfast, meets a street boy who offers a contrast between rural plenty and urban want. The boy's encouragement leads Charlie to decide to return home, later inviting the boy to visit and work with him, cementing a hopeful outcome.
A 1920s style guide stresses authentic Thanksgiving tableware with turkey and cranberry sauce, emphasizing high quality linen, embroidery, and large napkins. It notes heirloom dishes for one course and prefers long slender embroidered monograms for a refined finish.
A prayer of gratitude listing blessings spared and harms avoided. The speaker thanks the divine for the care that kept difficulties from touching their life, noting beneficent protection from storms, blights, harms, unspoken words, and broken ties.
A homemade prompt encourages families to count their blessings during Thanksgiving dinner. By asking each member to contribute, the list grows and fosters a cheerful mindset valued over money.
Edward W. Pickard surveys Germany's crisis with Chancellor Stresemann abandoning Ruhr obligations to France and Belgium, renouncing Versailles provisions, while party defections and potential military shifts threaten Berlin's government and future leadership.
An old advertisement advises shoppers to tell grocers to use Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It promises lasting results and repeated use after trying the product.
A humorous remark notes a desire for a tall trombone player to avoid being blocked by the musician in front during performances. The speaker jokes about height helping the player project over others in the crowded seating arrangement.
Advertisement promises dyeing or tinting for worn or faded clothing and drapery at a rate of 15 cents, touting restoration of color for fabrics. It targets women customers with a simple pricing offer and service description.
Colorful ad promises perfect home dyeing with Diamond Dyes and claims druggists carry all colors with directions in each package. The piece also urges civic praise for public officials when they perform duty and offers a caution about expectations after spreading bread.
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