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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
8
Henry Ford, age 35, outlines a lower cost Fordson tractor at $395 f o b Detroit. He aims to end farm drudgery with a machine that works faster and cheaper, citing 170,000 Fordsons in use as proof.
A lavish portrait of Delhi as capital and myth, linking its two historic eras to Agra and Rome like a city of life. The piece contrasts morning light on Jumna and Chandni Chowk with the red fort, noting Delhi’s enduring pomp, tragedy, and imperial splendor across ages.
The Washington Star notes peyote, a cactus bean, bears effects similar to cocaine and is increasingly used by Native Americans in Northwest religious ceremonies. Nights of meetings in tents or huts feature visions, prophecies, and hymns. Reports describe marital separations and growing mental and physical debilitation among youths.
Miss Grace Dixon of Lovington hosts Miss Ethel Dibell. Numerous local residents visit relatives and friends across Lafayette, Rensselaer, Boswell, Kentland, Bainbridge, and Jeffersonville, with travels to Washington and Pennsylvania. Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Grant Miller’s eighty fifth. a well filled basket dinner follows.
An elderly man and his grandson watch Memorial Day parades as Civil War veterans and boy scouts blend into memories. The boy comforts his grandfather with a hopeful line about becoming a scout and marchers echoing Onward Christian Soldier. Barbara Wingfield caption this scene.
The first Baptist church in Shreveport Louisiana unveils a 500000 dollar four story main building and a ten story tower with a coast to coast radio station. The 7000 capacity structure dominates downtown and enables nearby small churches to receive sermons via radio despite lacking pastors.
A lawyer asks if the client is innocent or guilty, the client admits guilt, and the lawyer responds with praise in a tersely humorous exchange from American Legion Weekly.
New York scientists at the American Museum of Natural History say the gorilla is the animal closest to humans in physical and mental endowment yet not our ancestor. Dr. W K Gregory notes humans share a common extinct ancestor with apes, and fossil teeth patterns link to early human lineage.
Mrs. Clara Keim of Pottstown, severely injured after falling from a second story window, owes her survival to her long hair which shielded her head by absorbing the impact on a cement walk. She was found unconscious and hospitalized.
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