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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1920
Page
13
Farmers in the State of Pennsylvania own 81,505 motor cars. American made motor vehicles continue to predominate in British India.
The item riffs on religious phrases and whimsical stock phrases as it notes spring automobile arrivals and a street vendor exchange. A snuff clerk is puzzled by a tire brand price joke. The tone is comic and informal with local flavor and dated humor references.
A quirky item references a spring automobile from Van Buren on Eighth heading south. Dick Shanahan is tasked with delivering a pretty pink contract from its winter place and dusting talcum over bumps, noting it might spoil the fun for kids.
A man at the end of the line fears an awful business in old fashioned wire bustles, worse than expected. Spring joy riders still reach South Park despite warnings. Two men burned their mustaches lighting cigarettes on a stretch, highlighting risky behavior near nature.
A fragmentary narration describes a damsel escaping a strangle hold using French, leaving her companion and a worn path behind. The tone hints at enduring weariness and a plea to Dick to prevail, framing a harsh road as a metaphor for broader fatigue and struggle.
Akron sport writers select Numatics as the Akron International League base ball team nickname reflecting the rubber industry. The choice invites sardonic play about blowouts and punctures but earns strong rubber workers support after B F Goodrich factory contest draws several thousand employee entries on why Akron should have a winning team.
Washington March 21 Members of the Jewish faith may obtain wine for religious rites only through a dealer with whom a rabbi has made arrangements The rabbi may furnish wine to his con
A religious congregation faces limits on wine use, with members restricted to ten gallons annually. The Internal Revenue Bureau instructions require the rabbi to estimate the congregation’s needs and apply to the prohibits director for permission to buy the necessary quantity.
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