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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Two months ago the right leg became infected necessitating amputation. Dr. M. H. Ross of Los Angeles owns the hen involved in the case.
Dorothy Bough, noted athletic star, excels in Philadelphia competition. She completes the 75 yard dash in ten seconds, tying the women's record.
A skeptical transoceanic captain tested wireless telegraphy with Signor Marconi. The captain sent a telegram to his wife from Poldu and received a reply mid Atlantic, proving the wireless system genuine.
In a quirky exchange, Mr. Chuggins speculates about experiments to save motor fuel. The discussion notes gasoline’s malodorous state and jokes about making gas so repellent that a horse or vehicle would flee rather than burn fuel.
A U S customs officer, McConnell, and his family faced a fierce ambush near Hidalgo Hidalgo Texas as Mexicans fired from the river bank. McConnell shot and killed one attacker after a knife fight, wounding and pursuing others while tequila and gear lay by the water.
Freeland, Pa. man in bigamy case claims three wives proposed to him and he refused to pay a $1,000 bail. He defends his actions by arguing that when a girl asks a man to marry, no man with red blood would refuse.
Treasury department reports about 63 million dollars a month are spent in the United States on amusement. Movies theaters circuses and amusement parks are the main recipients. The figure compares with about 79 million dollars a month a year ago.
Gothenburg plans an aerial harbor with air station facilities a modern service department and landing taking off conveniences. A new corporation will operate the air facility with city authorities and the city may buy the company’s shares after ten years to gain full control.
Ira Bechtel of Reading rose from conversion at eight to preaching for two years at home in Pottstown and was ordained a minister at sixteen. He is among the new ministers accepted today at the Holiness Christian Church conference in Birdsboro.
A large USDA survey in Texas searches the air for the stem rust spore threatening wheat and oats. Scientists estimate 64 million bushels lost annually in wheat from rust. A Kelly Field airplane and crew collect spore photos from various altitudes to trace origin and spread from Mexico or South America. Field dust and dew moisture help spores invade leaf tissues and reproduce.
Lemmon South Dakota enforces a strict curfew where youths under seventeen must be off streets after 9 30 PM and parents or guardians share liability for violations. City fathers warn of firm enforcement regardless of status or prominence.
Mehedi Frasheri, head of the Albanian delegation, says Albania is in a unique position as debt free with a gold standard. He adds that peace is needed for progress and stability.
In a nostalgic anecdote from Los Angeles Times, Uncle Joe and Aunt Jane recall courting under a summer moon. Aunt Jane asks a playful question about letting go a hand to swat a tickling neck. The couple’s home is praised for extreme neatness and Uncle Joe’s meticulous habits.
A quip from Boys' Life riffs on market reports noting wheat's nervous behavior. The joke links nerves to an expected thrashing, using rural market imagery to poke fun at financial talk.
An appeal to women recounts that kidney and bladder issues cause various health problems and suggests Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as an effective remedy. Readers are invited to send ten cents for a sample bottle and order larger sizes at drug stores.
A quip on home and health contrasts sentiment with medical worry. The text juxtaposes notions of belonging and heart disease, noting individuality of experiences and distancing homely tropes from illness.
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