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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
4
A collage of jokes, social quips, and Christmas notes from the Plattsmouth Journal. Items reference Christmas cards, gift planning, and public figures, with light commentary on politics, Prohibition, and society.
The text jokes about Christmas marriage timing and warns against walking under mistletoe. It cites social quirks and advises avoiding unwanted nuptials. It then shifts to legal and political satire mentioning Alabama price conspiracy suits and calls for trimming public spending and executive travel.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company has closed about fifteen shops for an indefinite period, throwing thousands of men out of work. The measure is described as deplorable and could worsen the country’s condition if trends continue.
A Michigan doctor argues insomnia stems from fear and prescribes non medical measures. He bans counting sheep and specific bed rituals while guiding patients to rest on the left side then roll to the right with careful body alignment and a calm mental approach. He urges taking it easy and avoiding obsession with sleep.
Chicago officials dispute a claim about the Smart Set, arguing that hips as a fashion symbol are outdated by a decade. The remark highlights tensions between public statements and social trends in elite circles.
The British government orders the release from jail of 3 400 Irish political prisoners. The move is likely to spur those released to seek out those responsible for their imprisonment.
The article argues religion remains strong citing growth from 80 million in 1690 to 200 million in 1800 and over 500 million followers today, claiming Christianity covers about 50 percent of the habitable earth. It asserts civilization is more secure now and compares the era to a hurricane testing a sturdy house.
Princess Bibesco daughter of Margot Asquith writes I Have Only Myself to Blame detailing her life and reflections. The outlet comments on her candor about personal events and consequences.
An essay reflects on veterans who suffered in France and chose silence after the Armistice. It notes Whittlesey of the Lost Battalion and actor Allan Pollock portraying shell shock in a stage role, illustrating wartime trauma and public memory.
A family discusses belief in Santa Claus as Friend Daughter reveals disillusionment yet insists on faith, highlighting tensions between skepticism and tradition within the home.
Immense crowds from surrounding country attest to Bargain Day’s lasting appeal as merchants please shoppers in Plattsmouth, promising continued success and steady arrivals for future events.
Allan Pollock uses his stage comeback to illustrate how intellect and willpower can shape memory. He argues veterans can cultivate memory or forget memories by deliberate effort and seeking companionship and positivity.
Plattsmouth Aerie No. 265 Fraternal Order of Eagles adopts resolutions praising the late Otis Christy. The charter will be draped for 20 days, and a copy of the resolutions will be sent to the bereaved family and published in the Plattsmouth Journal. Signed by J. M. Cunningham B. G. Wurl L. C. Hess.
A few extra well marked Rhode Island Red cockreils for sale at 1.50 and 2 dollars each. Contact Mrs H S Gayer at phone 2704 Murray Nebraska.
Pure bred Buff Orpington cockrels for sale at 2.00 each. Offer valid before December 1. Contact Mrs J H Brown at phone 2412 in Murrey Nebraska.
Ten week old Poland China pigs offered at six dollars per head. Contact phone 3513 A. 0. RAMGE.
Local residents report numerous auto trips to Lincoln and Elmwood, church attendance and shingling at M. B. church. Lectures and public lectures at the E church are announced, with social visits to and from Weeping Water, Louisville, and nearby towns.
Murray Nebraska ad offers pure bred Duroc Jersey boars for sale at lower cost than raising them locally. Healthy and growing stock promoted by SEARL 5 and DAVIS. Daily Journal want ads connect buyers and sellers.
The Nebraska American Legion mobilizes 300 posts and 20 000 members for a yearlong program to instill love of American institutions. It targets schools and citizens, promotes Respect the Flag Week between Lincoln and Washington’s birthdays, and urges patriotism in press and public life while discouraging criminal ads tied to ex-service men.
A large display features box papers from Eaton Crane & Pike and the Whiting lines. Deck sets dominoes and checkers are offered. The store carries a world of gift goods and invites customers to choose Christmas cards now.
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