Not in a state to hear your joke tonight
Acra jokes Irene Frizzle about not being in condition to receive it. The banter highlights how gossip dominates their town, with Acra remarking the place is worst for gossipers. Irene questions what Acra has been doing as the exchange ends with a wry note.
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Acra
Irene Frizzle
Repeal of Normal Schools Act Sails to Shape Budget
The Louisville Times polls lawmakers on repealing the Normal Schools act at an extra session to cut costs. Critics say funds are needed to support new institutions and existing ones, with estimates suggesting the state could instead expand care for students over the next decade. Premier Clemenceau invites U S discussion and some senators show openness to participate.
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Daily Register
Local Farm Society Notes Amid Cold Weather
Mrs Hood Wells Mrs G W Stokely and Mrs Col Hale spent Wednesday with Mrs Joe Cox. Farmers have butchered hogs thanks to cold weather and good business. Bettie Powell and Aurelia visited Mrs W F Cosby Thursday. Emmett Million family welcomed a daughter born Saturday. Jesse Hale Lowry visits with family. Haman Million of Whitlock visits Emmett Million. S N Moberly and niece Annetle Rees visited Monday with Belva Hale.
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Hood Wells
G. W. Stokely
Col. Hale
Joe Cox
Bettie Powell
Aurelia
W. F. Cosby
Emmett Million
Jesse Hale
Fast Indeed Mrs Todd Seeks Spring Gingham
Mrs Todd visits the store to buy spring gingham and asks about colorfastness. The clerk assures the colors are fast and notes they will run when first washed.
High-Flyer Myth Busted by Aerial Parlor Tales
A columnist contrasts male and female risk in aviation era lore noting men need machines and nerve while a girl can soar on a cigarette, slang, and daring mood. The piece satirizes gendered notions of boldness and flight.
Senior class officers elected at Eastern Progress meeting
The 1922-23 senior class held an October 20 meeting to organize with Edgar Arnett as president and Hobart Templeton as vice president Ruth Allan named class reporter. The junior and second intermediate classes elected officers including Egbert Norton Georgia Smith and Margaret Hall.
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Eastern Progress
Edgar Arnett
Hobart Templeton
Oles Bas
Cela Ruth Allan
Judson Harmon
Egbert Norton
Georgia Smith
Ton Bill Potter
Davis Fields
Margaret Hall
Clinton Fugate
Julian Anxier
Nor‘nal
Alva Powell
Mabel Jett
Cynthia Darragh
M. M. Hampton
Helen Huffman
Carrie Slageter
Herman Snedegar
Leonard Moore
Virgil Tarter
Tom Jennings
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