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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

7

Indiana and national roads funding and local notices

Indiana secures 1922 28 federal highway apportionment with $1 305 904 due next year. state must match funds as government reduces maximum per mile aid. Postmaster exams set July 15 for eighteen Indiana offices with salaries from 1 500 to 2 100 dollars. Cypress creek drain bid under engineers estimate to save landowners. numerous local notices on coal strikes land sales taxes and public works across cities including Boonville Greensburg Indianapolis Terre Haute Petersburg Hammond Valparaiso and more.

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Ezekiel Watchman Duty and Divine Calling

A church lesson outlines Ezekiel’s vision of God, the Spirit filling him, and his commission to warn Israel. It stresses the watchman role, listening to God’s Word, delivering the message, and the consequences for failing to warn or heed warnings.

Jer Matt Acts Ezekiel Israel God

The Wise Shall Understand Verse Cited

A brief excerpt echoes Daniel 12 10 about purification and wisdom. The note contrasts the fate of the wicked with the understanding granted to the wise. It presents a religious text fragment in a historical newspaper context.

Daniel

Plato on true wisdom versus appearances

A philosophical maxim contrasts genuine wisdom with mere seeming. The quote emphasizes inner wisdom over outward display, suggesting virtue lies in authentic understanding rather than crafted impression.

Honest Error at Chesterfield Pits Pitied Not Ridiculed

A fragment cites Chesterfield noting an honest error should be pitied rather than mocked, reflecting a moral stance from a quoted source. The terse remark juxtaposes pity with derision in a social commentary context.

Chesterfield

Cuticura Advertisement Claims Skin Benefits

The ad touts Cuticura products for skin improvement and dandruff relief. It promotes using Cuticura Ointment with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming rapid five minute results and addressing poor complexions and rough hands.

Left Alone Desertion Case Cited Over Golf Affection

A divorce case cites desertion with the spouse charged. the husband allegedly left for another woman and for golf, prompting questions about motives and fidelity within the marriage.

War boosts value of table linen buys Red Cross Ball Blue

Advertisement notes war raises linen value and suggests Red Cross Ball Blue to improve wear. Advises use and to buy from grocers.

Not Wholly Love Match A Comely Scotch Widow Chooses MacIntyre

A Scottish widow mourns her late husband Macintosh for 18 months and then picks honest MacIntyre from suitors. She jokes that all her linen is marked Mel so the suitor Donald will know her name. The scene ends with a puzzled betrothal exchange.

Macintosh MacIntyre Saemony Mel Donald

Kings Lead Easy Lives in Royal Schedule

The Birmingham Age-Herald reports King’s day opens with conferring the order of the Golden Lem on the premier of Choko-Slavia and granting a 15 minute audience to the rajah of Sfambang. An afternoon racecourse appearance is planned along with a later introduction to the heavyweight champion.

Choko-Slavia Sfambang Birmingham Gerald

Man Promises Ten Cents Turned Quarter Returns

A bold local claim suggests that turning ten cents into a quarter will attract people to invest their dollars. The remark frames a money making scheme and promises communal financial gain.

Upheld the Family Dignity in a Child's Tale

A minister visits an otherwise poor family. Little Ethel replies she has seven siblings to spare the mother's embarrassment. The tale, from Everybody's Magazine, underscores pride and social shame in a humorous, moral anecdote about wealth and family status.

Ethel Everybody's Magazine

Made Bagpipes Useful: Adventurer's NSW Tale of Pipes and Escape

A ninety four year old adventurer in Australia is recalled as the only man to put bagpipes to a useful purpose. Captured at Hureka stockade he joined the Victoria police and helped capture bushranger Jewboy. He later led an expedition chasing Leichardt with a retreat chant that stunned 200 natives.

Australia Hureka Stockade Victoria Jewboy Leichardt McIntosh Charlie

Drought Rediscovered in Old Timer's Tale

An elderly New York Sun reader recalls the 1870s drought era with a tale of exceptionally high corn yields per bushel in the early 1870s, contrasting modern harvests and underscoring farming hardships.

New York Sun

Why Some Men Go Insane in Washington Post Style

A humorous Washington Post inspired tale follows a busy boss who orders an Agriculture call. Annie searches a phone directory but cannot find Agriculture or Mr Culture, realizing no such phone exists among the Cs and Ks.

Colorado Washington Post Annie

Chappell Gains Notoriety with The Cruise of the Kawa Spoof

London notes say George S. Chappell, author of The Cruise of the Kawa, has quickly risen to prominence. He lectures on what he forgot to put into the book and performs in a polo helmet he calls the original Marco Polo headgear from the first chukka. The piece jokes that fame abroad comes easier than on this side of the pond.

George S. Chappell Marco Polo London

A Clever Manon Mistakes and the Many Errors

A pithy saying notes that a smart person avoids repeating errors yet faces a vast spectrum of mistakes. It contrasts learning from missteps with the inevitability of new faults arising across life and work.

The Fool Will Be Wise As Tomorrow's Promise

A reflective note hints that folly may yield wisdom and idleness can give way to industry tomorrow. The saying frames a moral shift as an upcoming change in behavior and effort.

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