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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
18
Frenfy Ford promoted the Fordson tractor priced at 395 to buyers in Detroit terms. He described the machine as a solution to farm drudgery long hours and low returns, claiming 170000 Fordsons in use prove faster, better work at lower costs.
Parbara Wingfield Stratford reflects on Delhi as a capital steeped in history from Indraprastha to Shahjahanabad. She tours Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort, notes the seven Delhis and Tughlakabad ruins, and contrasts Delhi’s glamour with its grim, enduring past.
An elderly businessman and his grandson watch a Memorial Day parade. The boy imitates the veterans and asks if they are soldiers. He suggests the grandpa become a scout and later an Onward Christian Soldier as the grandpa sighs at the future. Indianapolis News.
The First Baptist church of Shreveport Louisiana unveils a new ten story radio tower and four floor main building costing 8500000 with a coast to coast radius. The 7000 seat structure dominates the business district skyl ine and enables nearby small churches to receive sermons via radio despite lacking pastors.
The exchange shows a candid dialogue with the client admitting guilt and the lawyer vowing to seek an acquittal. The piece emphasizes legal ethics and the duty of defense.
A Washington Star report warns that a peyote habit among hundreds of Northwest Indian youths in nine South Dakota reservations is linked to religious ceremonies and visions. The practice, spreading from Nebraska and across reservations, demoralizes mentally and physically and has already fractured families. Leaders are aged 30 to 45, described as semi educated, with authorities called to curb the trend.
Dr. W N Gregory presented at the American Museum of Natural History that the gorilla is the closest living ape to humans in physical and mental traits among apes, though not an ancestor. He noted evolution does not claim direct descent from a single great ape.
In Pottstown Pennsylvania Mrs Clara Kein survived a fall from a second story window after landing on her head on a cement walk. Her long hair cushioned the impact and saved her from probable death though she was unconscious and taken to a hospital.
Miller Ressler of Eden township Pennsylvania lost a pocketbook with sixty dollars early last winter. After ads and inquiries failed a girl hunting potato bugs found the wallet in a field and the notes were sent to a bank at Quarryville for redemption.
Miss Grace Dixon of Lovington hosts Miss Ethel Dibell. Numerous visits follow as relatives and friends from Indiana and nearby towns gather, with travels and dinners noted. A notable eighty fifth birthday at Grant Miller’s home concludes the fragment with Bert Cowgill and hospital news.
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