The Tie That Binds
A playful exchange on marriage contracts and devotion cites a banker’s quip about love measured by a checkbook. The piece riffs on financial vows and lifelong ties with a courtroom-tinged tone.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
A playful exchange on marriage contracts and devotion cites a banker’s quip about love measured by a checkbook. The piece riffs on financial vows and lifelong ties with a courtroom-tinged tone.
Federal Judge Neterer ruled that a soldier killed in battle possesses a higher moral claim than departmental regulations. Agnes Claffty is awarded nine thousand dollars from Clarence Swank estate after Swank died in France, amid red tape from a deceased mother beneficiary. English courts also upheld a wartime fiancee bequest in the Mason and Knapp cases, stressing the primacy of honor in last wishes.
A bronze tablet was placed in the main dining saloon of the steamship American Legion of the Munson Line. The vessel operates between New York and Buenos Aires and carries an American Legion crew.
A tablet bearing a dedication signed by the national commander of the Legion was formally presented in New York and New Jersey Legion circles with two hundred guests in attendance. The event featured a reception and remarks as part of the Legion’s commemorative observance.
Al ton T. Roberts of Marquette Michigan who led the American Legion reception committee cooked up a famed angel food cake during a marshal Foch tour. Cooks in North and South Carolina shadowed for two months to obtain the recipe which Roberts has now secured. He plans to serve it to eminent guests at the New Orleans Legion convention in October.
A St Augustine hotel owner publicly apologized to the American Legion post after hoisting the flag upside down to protest a carnival tent near his hotel. In Littleton two Legion steeple jacks rescued a tattered flag from the courthouse dome after local protest. county officials suggested hiring replacement steeple jacks.
David Gardiner of the One Hundred Fifteenth Infantry, veteran of Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and the Argonne, was wounded and gassed. He spent 16 months in hospital and upon release signed for American Legion membership and a New York theatrical engagement.
French biologists report German shipments of poultry under reparations carried cholera. Fowls inoculated by Germans died soon after arrival. Inquests found cholera germs. Paris Matin demands a government investigation.
A scenario writer struggles to have plots accepted and finally gets a producer to hear a synopsis about two burglars breaking into a library and attempting the safe as the clock strikes one, provoking a weary reaction. The joke hinges on the producer’s distraction and the line about which clock strikes.
A mother asks for manners when a child receives candy. The girl hugs her mother and declares to the world that she calls her mom “some kid,” a playful display of unfiltered cheerfulness. The piece closes with a note that continual cheerfulness signals wisdom.
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