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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
A Louisiana court rejects the defendant's denial of marriage to the plaintiff as the groom. Evidence from the probate judge and hotel proprietor failed to prove identity, noting the bride drew more attention than the groom. The ruling emphasizes the bride as the central figure in the ceremony.
A Chicago Daily News column urges steady pacing over early overeffort. It cites a French battlefield anecdote where a bold leader named Jones finishes strong, arguing lasting success comes from controlled start and unwavering finish.
A new lighting system allows movable electric lamps without cords using a special outlet and curved blade plug. The outlet features two parallel slots in a rounded triangular center and can accept standard plugs as well. Moving a lamp involves lifting the fixture and replugging it into a desired outlet.
The New York Sun reports a new pawnshop near Columbus Circle specializing in motorcars. Owners can pawn their cars for cash and repay with interest. if unpaid, the car becomes second hand. The venture, said to be highly profitable, keeps a hundred or more cars on hand.
The article explains how jewels reduce friction in watches, noting that small mechanisms need hard materials. It lists jewel counts like 7, 15, 17, 18, 21, or 28, with 15 and 17 being common and sapphire highlighted for hardness and affordability.
An onlooker praises the on scene electrician calling him a live wire and noting his handling of a dead one with quick confidence during the event. The exchange highlights the dramatic reactions and vivid locale of the meeting.
A Photoplay writer scolds a director for casting the "handsomest man" as a homely character. The director retorts the appearance will change with the camera, development, and the two men vying for the star's affection, Tilin Fite notes.
George Washington received the entered apprentice degree in Fredericksburg Virginia on November 4 1752 the second degree on March 3 1753 and the master Mason degree on August 4 1753 He served as master of Alexandria Lodge No 22 at his death and his papers include a moving appreciation of Masonic teachings.
Village of Dalton in Cook County Illinois approves a 1921 22 corporate appropriation ordinance. It details funds by object, notes portions from tax levy and surplus sources, and sets a grand total to be raised by general taxation. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication, dated July 5 1921.
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