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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
4
My Heaven Poem From June Pages
A poem reflects relief from daily woes as thoughts of a loved one lift the speaker. The lyric likens her partner to heaven and peace, with imagery of sunbeams, rest, and a bridal home. The voice yearns for reunion and embrace after work and fatigue.
The Little House Dream House Poem
A child imagines a cherished home with a morning glory vine and winding path. The speaker describes a garden with old fashioned marigolds and Johnny jump ups, delicate shelves, and a bright white interior. The little house stands in dreamt weather ready for lasting love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Hoover’s price fix plan clashes with extreme individualism
The text argues Secretary Hoover favors minimal interference but uses a government price set for coal to curb famine pricing by mine operators. It frames this as government interference that echoes the public mandate from two years prior and could boost Hoover’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Progressive Republicans Reform From Within In 1912 Style
The progressive element of the Republican party seeks reform from within not via a third party like Wilson in 1912. Democrats fear splits but expect none as Republicans unite for the coming election. New York Governor Miller is the party’s unanimous renomination choice for his clean economical administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wilson
Old Guard
New York State
Miller
The Thrill of Pig Sticking in Classic Sport
A vivid description of pig sticking with steel-tipped bamboo spears on fast horses. Riders pursue a crafty Indian boar before the pig charges, jinks, and fights back with tusks nine to ten inches long. A second rider often ends the clash as spears drive the quarry down.
Careless Forms of Speech Highlight Language Oddities
A London Answers reflection notes mismatches between action order and speech, such as shoe then stocking, coat and vest, and mats saying wipe your feet. It questions phrases like catch a train and a cold, and jokes about how How do you do sounds odd in health terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Not all sharks are man eaters and tiger sharks diet study
J C Bell of the American Museum analyzed stomachs of over thirty tiger sharks. Most sharks were nine to twelve feet long and 76 per cent had eaten sea turtles other sharks large rays or porpoises. Six percent scavenged bones of domestic animals and one shark vomited sheep bones. Ordinary sharks were the largest single diet item for the tiger sharks examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bell
American Museum
Mr. Bell
Ancient herbs and their storied roles in history
The piece notes how onions were valued by ancient Egyptians and Greeks for food and vigor, with Alexander the Great supplying troops. It mentions a law recommending daily young onions with honey for health and records Roman and Libyan asparagus claims highlighting remarkable sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Egypt
Greece
Asia
Ravenna
Libya
New York Herald
Has That Young Thingmajigger Propose to You Yet
A playful line from the Richmond Times Dispatch features a mother asking about a young suitor and his plans. The exchange hints at romance and a boast about teaching driving a car. The tone is light and domestic with regional flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Genteel Quarrel Sparks Between Husband and Wife
A worried man jokes about living with a genius and his wife. He quips she has discovered perpetual emotion, provoking playful jabs about domestic life and intellectual flair in a light science and invention tone.
Old Schuyler Mansion Endures as Revolutionary Landmark
The current Schuyler Mansion at Schuylerville New York rises from earlier structures born of ashes. It preserves the 1777 Continental Army era interior used by General Schuyler and Washington guests with Lafayette at the sideboard and hospitable hospitality once given by the gracious General’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Mansion
Philip Schuyler
Schuylerville
N. Y
Washington
Lafayette
Schuyler
Old Saratoga’s Revolutionary Echoes and Archangel Michael
Visitors to Schuylerville explore Revolutionary War legends around the elm shaded mansion and battlefield sites. A silver statuette gifts by General Diaz to Commander Hanford MacNider honors peace. The tale ties St Michael statue replicas to Rome’s San Angelo and Hadrian’s Tomb, with legacy spanning centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel Michael
Diaz
Armando Diaz
Italy
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Legion
St. Michael
San Angelo
Rome
Hadrian
Gregory
Arnold Treason Chronicle From Washington’s Headquarters 1780
An orderly book kept at Washington’s headquarters between September 26 and November 1, 1780, records Benedict Arnold’s treason and Major Andre’s trial. It notes Washington approving Andre’s execution as a spy and cites divine protection of American liberties alongside the finding and execution orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Addiiton
Andreas
New Hampshire Historical Society
Alexander Scammell
Washington
America
Andre
New York
Relief for WWI sick and wounded proposed by labor leader
John H. Walker, eight years as head of the Illinois State Federation of Labor, proposes an official arrangement between organized labor and the American Legion to aid the sick and wounded of the World War and their dependents. Commander Mac Nider of the Legion responds favorably. Walker’s labor career began in Illinois mines during childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Walker
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
American ‘Legion
Mac Nider
Legion
Walker
Ilinois
Knights of Labor
Miners’ Organizations of
Illinois
Steel Helmet Inventor Monprofit Dies in Paris
Doctor Monprofit, inventor of the steel helmet and breastplates, member of the French chamber of deputies, veteran of the French ambulance corps, died in Paris. He conceived the tin hat idea during campaigns in the Balkans in 1914 and his plans were near completion at armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doctor Monprofit
Chamber of Deputies of
France
Ambulance Corps
Balkans
Dark message burns through a New England town
A squire yells at a boss carpenter to return immediately and repair a faulty job. The apprentice vanishes, but the carpenter arrives ready for a fight. The squire confirms telling the apprentice the boss is a “blinked fool,” and the boss asks for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
American Legion Weekly
Correspondence Courses In Cavalry Infantry And Artillery
The War department offers correspondence courses in cavalry infantry and artillery as part of citizen training backed by the American Legion. A national plan applies nationwide with five instructional courses in each service branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
American Legion
Bells of cities greet Lafayette in famed 1824 tour
A long account recalls Lafayette's 1824 American visit when church bells across New York New Haven Newport Providence Boston Charleston St Louis and Paris rang to honor him. He rode with his son through celebratory crowds, heard bells from Old Brick to Trinity, and awaited the Independence Bell of America at the end of a visionary journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
America
Fort Lafayette
New York
New
Anne
Paul Revere
Middlesex County
Boston
Revere
Christchurch
Old South
King’s Chapel
Harvard College
South
Charleston
George Washington Lafayette
Major Huger
Olmutz
St. Michaels
Major Traille
Royal Artillery
London
St. Louis
Father Marquette
de Smet
Pierre Chouteau
Ohio
Marietta
Putnam
Marie Antoinette
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Belgium
Louis Phillippe
United States
Paris
Laffayette
la Grange
Washington
Jacquiline
Bow Bells
Erfurt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Plainfield Messenger
Plainfield
Indiana
Messenger Printing Co., Publishers
Ind
Heaven
Beveridge
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Schuyler Home
Comers
Saratoga
Hudson
Albany
Old Saratoga
Lovelass
Burgoyne
Schuylers
General Schuyler’s
American Legion News Service
Illinois Federation of Labor
Paul W. Bartlett
Knights of Columbus
Metz
Pont de Grenelie
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