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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
4
A call for loyalty to public officials and respect for the judiciary condemns attacks on judges and the Supreme Court. It asserts law as supreme, denounces political weaponization of courts, and urges every citizen to support lawful government and its officers.
Hendricks Circuit Court orders sale of part of the West half of Section 26 Township 15 North Range 1 East Hendricks County Indiana. Administrator Horace L Hanna will sell privately at his Plainfield office on November 25 1922, describing 33 acres more or less bounded by the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad and section lines.
Sale of real estate listed as subject to a mortgage. The purchaser must assume a principal sum of 1800 dollars as part of the purchase price, with the balance to be paid in cash. The sale starts at 10:00 a.m. and will continue daily until sold. Chester G. Like as administrator of the Estate of George Carr, deceased.
The October issue of Good Housekeeping features the first installment of the new serial Under a Thousand Eyes. Available at Messenger news stand.
At Bear Mountain New York the annual harmonica contest among two thousand scouts ended with Clifford St Hill of Troop 5 Woodhaven winning the Hohner medal and an instrument. Richard Johnson and William Murphy took second and third after lively preliminaries with popular tunes echoing across the Palisades.
An essay promotes self education over formal schooling, noting education costs little compared to the price of goods. It cites Mark Twain and Charles Dickens as self-taught exemplars and urges library use, reading, and thinking as the lone price. Written by John Blake.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at romance and wealth rumor between Angela and Andrew. He jokes about a clock that keeps working after it strikes while she references heiress status and city of Angels. The lines imply a light, humorous encounter.
Managing Director Flugene Meyer released a summary showing total loans outstanding at year end June 30 amounting to 2597,000,000. Since resuming operations in 1921 the corporation authorized 53,000,000 for exports and 319,000,000 for agricultural and livestock purposes.
The Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, daughter of the late Grand Duke Paul, opened an embroidery shop in Paris after divorcing a Swedish prince and remarrying a Russian. She employs several poor Russian refugees and her work is sought by Paris fashionables.
London dominates as a smoky city with 47 tons of dirt raining on residents in a single month. Of this, 2744 tons were soluble and 1914 tons insoluble, composed of tar, carbon and grit. White collars and light gowns darken, and hat makers craft black straw hats to hide the grime.
A quirky Elkhorn Wisconsin item reports the death of Wyncken Blinken and Nodd, three headed offspring of Dr L H Coulson's cat family. The surviving mother grieves as the unusual kittens, born joined in one body, are left by themselves and beyond hope of rescue.
A Boston Transcript snippet catalogs types: the agreeable echo, the etiquette bound woman, the storied guest who delays departure, the stool grabbing mover, and the recipe steerer who omits the key ingredient.
Boy and Page Stuart Walker discuss The School for Scandal at the Murat. They compare it to a modern stage production and note the performers wear wigs and dress differently. The Detroit Free Press mentions their plans and reactions.
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