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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
4
A colloquial weekly page mocks psychology and aging in humorous vignettes. It lampoons editors and marital trust while promising a forthcoming feature on feminine psychology. The snippet jokes about editors, payments to subscribers, and a Plainfield travel anecdote.
A collection of light local humor and domestic vignettes. A boy corrects his mother on language with a quip about his rabbit. Claire Sellers touts a new Ford. Jokes touch on wages, thrift, and a doctor patient exchange about indigestion and meat.
A Polacca Arizona Indian woman weaves a handsome blanket bearing the name Harding after hearing of Senator Harding. A trader reports the admiration for the candidate and the woman vows not to sell, saying she made the blanket for Harding and calls him a good man.
Senior Class member Jewel Rees, P. H. S. song leader, has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism for weeks and misses yell practices and basketball games. A Friday assembly featured student body debates on the League of Nations with Julia Kreider arguing affirmative and Elmer Jarvis negative. both talks were well received.
Tractors farm implements and electric washers offered at Farmers Supply Co closing out sale to be held Saturday November 6 with items limited and priced to move.
Plainfield banks will close on November 11 Armistice Day. The closure affects all local banking offices as a civic observance.
In the current American Magazine an article outlines twenty universal marriage rules by Dr. Frank Crane. The list covers topics from loyalty and affection to equality and money matters, urging common sense and ongoing effort to maintain harmony in relationships.
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