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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
10
The article notes Gen. Squier in Washington sending and receiving messages via electric light sockets and a pocket sized receiver. It forecasts radio ending farm village isolation, enabling home concerts and lectures, with broad costs falling and even air transmitted power ideas on the horizon. It argues radio is a new communications means, not a craze, inspiring inventors.
An oversized porcelain bath tub is offered for sale at a very low price because it is slightly too large for its room. For details inquire at the Press Office.
The piece urges candidates to file primary expense accounts within thirty days regardless of spending. Penalties apply for noncompliance, instructing prompt filing. It notes winners may begin a new six month campaign while losers return to ordinary life, praising the primaries.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day observed with Sun day School at 9 30 and a 10 30 morning service. Everyone should wear a flower in honor of mother. Transportation provided by calling the pastor. Epworth League at 6 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 with Passion Play pictures from Omerammergau. Cordial invitation to the public.
A call to farmers and country publishers to unite and push for cooperative marketing and a fair share of profits. It argues major firms like R J Reynolds and AT T reap large net profits while country producers get little, urging a COUNTRY NEWSPAPER BLOC to lead price setting and economic reform.
Mrs May Kenrich and son Dale of Battle Ground visited friends in the area. Norman Bowman moved to Rensselaer for barber work. Mr and Mrs Henry Downing Jr attended family visits. Frances Winters went to Morocco to see her sister. Several local residents hosted relatives from Montmorenci Lincoln Ill and Indianapolis. A number of hospital visits and minor surgeries are noted including cataract removal and tonsil operations. Mrs Vesta J Dibell died in New Orleans and was buried at Meadow Lake. Mary Schlademan and Henry Downing wed on April 27 at Rev Renn's home.
Mrs Wm Knox and children from Chicago visit the Frank Hoover family. Clifford Parkison of Pleasant Ridge travels to Wichita Kas to visit relatives. B J Moore goes to Noblesville for work on Sternberg dredges. Mrs W L Bott visits Lafayette and Winamac. Worland and Lane families visit Shelbyville. David F Leatherman rushed to Missouri due to brother S P Leatherman illness. Margaret Delouest John Rigan Neal Graham of Chicago visit J N Leatherman and Mary Leatherman. Fred Tyler drives to Chicago to visit relatives. Mrs Ray Wood returns from Chicago with Ruth. Mrs Geo F Brown and George Jr return to Chicago after two weeks with Korah Daniels family. Mrs O K a er goes to Indianapolis to see her hospitalised husband. daughter Mrs H L Barnes from Atlanta also there.
Classified scam ad seeking a part or full time demonstrator for Royce's Good Goods. Promises easy income of 50 to 150 dollars monthly, repeats orders, and a Royce Money Book to guide profits. Includes unrelated quotes about shoes and love for filler.
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