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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
A long opinion piece discusses deaths of women linked to husbands’ deaths, a wealthy donation for a social center, and harsh views on mine strikes. It cites union and non union violence, hunger as a weapon in strikes, and reflections on fatigue and Darwinian ideas in workers.
A U S district court decision from New Jersey holds drivers approaching grade railway crossings at high speed as contributory negligence in accidents. Other rulings stress extreme caution at crossings. until grade crossings are abolished, motorists must accept shared responsibility to reduce disasters.
A reader extols the Pot Holes near Hunter Springs and Mudlavia for its superior scenery compared with Turkey Row. A small stream carves through rock, praising the area and urging state park officials to inspect before trees vanish. Nearby coal mines are noted as a potential state coal source.
The Jolly Club held its annual picnic at Fountain Park on Friday afternoon June 30 1922 under spreading oaks. Members enjoyed games and refreshments, with outgoing president Miss Pearl Baxter passing duties to new president Mrs Alice Burling. No meetings until September.
Premier Stamboulisky announces a compulsory labor law in Bulgaria requiring all women up to thirty to perform at least ten days of useful work annually. The king's sisters are included, with younger girls receiving three months of domestic science education yearly. He praises the volunteer labor army that funded roads and public works and notes a forthcoming liquor-sale referendum similar to prohibition.
A humorous, satirical column reflecting on Adam and Eve, marriage dynamics, and gender roles. It riffs on myths, rhetoric, and domestic life with playful quips about Eve’s choices, Lilith, and the Eden household. The piece comments on communication, fidelity, and social norms through a dated newsroom voice.
London reports that Tenterden Kent a town of 3500 has gone ten years without a criminal case going to its own petty sessions. The recorder Mr H S Croft notes the long period as exceptional and jokingly proposes gloves for maiden sessions while praising the town’s exemplary behavior. The current record is hoped to endure.
A movement to brighten life in asylums with moving pictures was halted by an official declaration. The claim says films will make the insane madder than ever. The text notes that about 85 percent of the Brit diet is American.
Albert L. Miller, pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Communion service. All members invited to help. Union service at the Christian church next Sunday evening with the young people's meeting.
Minister D W Weisley leads Sunday School at 9:30 AM followed by Morning Worship at 10:30 AM. Union Young People Meeting at 6:30 PM and Union Service at 7:30 PM. Evening services held at the Christian church with a cordial welcome to all.
Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, teachers training at 7:00, C. E. at 8:00. Monday July 10 at 8:00 PM quarterly conference council of Shiloh and Gilboa. Gilboa Sunday School 2:30 and 3:30 preaching. July 11 program lists devotions by J D Coverstone and W B Taylor, pastor's conference after dinner, and speakers R E Vance H W White C C Hagan Dr Camp Home Missions Secretary.
In a June 18 1922 letter from Baileys Colorado the writer details a cross country itinerary starting from Lafayette passing Remington Sheldon Kankakee Manhattan Joliet Stirling Cedar Rapids Clinton Tama and Omaha across Iowa Nebraska and into Julesburg then Denver. They praise the Crow's Nest camp life along the Platte river and note free camps with wave kitchens and basic baths. They state satisfaction with a Chauncey McCulley Kamp Kook stove and describe scenery including snow capped mountains and wheat harvests along the Platte valley.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood. The product claims to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces and is sold by F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.
The writer describes a Colorado trip covering 1290 miles in eight days with 49 gallons of gas and 26 percent MPG. Glen Isle near Baileys, canyon views, trout fishing, and rising tourist traffic are noted along with family visitors Tom and wife returning from California and Bob and the narrator living bachelor life awaiting wives.
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