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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
1
A playful excerpt suggests leniency for a youth treading carefully to avoid tripping on his own hair. It notes hair can cover brains and that delicate minds need protection to prevent decay, inviting generous treatment for the feeble minded.
In a Carmel California letter Will Chappell reports fine weather and heavy work including garage projects and daily labor. He enjoys a new Olds while still using the Ford for commuting and recreation as Jim Sue and a pointer dog travel for work and leisure.
Dewey Nelson announces purchase of Bahler Battery Business and will continue repair work on all makes of batteries generators and ignition troubles. He will handle Gould Marvel and Globe storage batteries with guaranteed service. Call for details.
A local near miss involving Ralph Wooden is recounted as he narrowly avoided serious harm after colliding with parked vehicles on a dark road. The writer notes how the incident was known only by a few until it reached the public eye.
Readers urge frequent news confirmations and welcome repetition to ensure no item is missed. The note encourages reporters to share news even if already known, noting no harm in repetition and asking for engagement from the press.
Moses Leopold won the prize for the best slogan adopted by Rensselaer. The chosen line We do fits the paper’s aims and, if properly used, may become well known. The piece notes some subscribers still owe for The Press.
George Shaw Cook delivered a Sunday lecture on Christian Science at the Princess Theatre in Rensselaer to a capacity audience. He described God as divine Principle and Spirit, explained that sickness arises in thought, and praised Mrs. Eddy’s leadership and The Mother Church in Boston.
A historic excerpt contrasts the spiritual view of man as the image of God with material explanations. It argues true intelligence comes from Spirit, not brain or stomach, and notes disease arises from thought. The piece also reviews a local ball game and announces a civil service exam for a postmaster position in Remington and Goodland.
Night falls as a vehicle collision results in a fatality with investigators opening the body to find fatal head injuries. Police have not released the victim's name and continue to examine the scene for causes and witnesses.
The State Board of Health condemned 28 school buildings including No. 4 and No. 5 in Walker Township Jasper County. Bartholomew has seven, Vigo five, Orangé two, Wayne two, Steuben seven, Hancock two, and Morton Clay and Marshall one each. Don’t let that feelings become you is today by taking har.
Jerry Stanfield M 71 died at Fowler Thursday after noon from complicating diseases. Survived by wife Sarah Hannan six children five daughters and one son. Funeral two o'clock Saturday Gilhoa Cemetery with Masons in charge. Mrs Sam Scharlach dies in Fairbury Ill after gall bladder surgery earlier. Bass and bluegill fishing season opens Indiana with officials visiting several counties on hatchery prospects.
The American Legion urges all eligible veterans to join Dewey McGlynn post, stressing patriotism, support for sick and disabled vets, and pursuit of postwar ideals. It highlights Legion’s inclusive reach from private to general and its role as a community benefit.
Lewis S. Alter & Son offer crushed limestone for fertilizing concrete or roads and a lot of hedge posts for sale. Phone orders on 122-G. tf Send The Press to friends to save writing letters.
At Tom Reed farm located five miles north and three percent west of Remington Walter Feldhaus offers loans on farm lands and money to lend. Listings show Cetus stock valued per month at minus two twenty and horses at a dollar twenty five per month. Contact phone 79 3 for details.
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