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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1923

Page

5

Party line telephone tale ends in closet lesson

A Chicago Journal note recounts a suburban couple who found a party line call in a kitchen closet amusing yet thwarting a taxi ride for their six year old. The mother waited through a long recipe chat, finally ordering the cab and emerging to sunlit streets as the boy returned with an unexpected smile. The party line is no more.

Chicago Journal Bobby

Cleaning Wheat Repays Farmers For Extra Work

North Dakota farmer cleaned dockage from 1921 wheat using an experimental grain recleaner tested by R H Black of the agriculture department. The process removed enough foreign material to feed 10 cows and 30 horses for seven months and improved feed value at little cost.

North Dakota United States Department R. H. Black Black Farmers’Bulletin

King’s Robe Chest from Tutankhamun Reveals Rich Relics

The artifact from the tomb of King Tutankhamun contains robes decorated with lapis lazuli and turquoise, a gilt headrest, sandals inlaid with gold, a black amber necklace, and faience collars. The chest walls depict the king and courtiers hunting. side panels show battle scenes.

London Times New York Times Earl of Carnarvon Tut-Ankh-Amen Egypt Japan

Poor Reward for Bravery on Bordeaux Train

A masked bandit on the Bordeaux Ctes express was stopped by a traveling railroad man who feigned sleep, then drew a revolver and held the outlaw until passengers could disarm him. The hero faces a fine of one franc for carrying a firearm without a license, plus legal costs of about fifty francs. Local police, troubled by the outcome, prosecute for possession instead of commending the act.

Bordeaux-Cette France

Collars for Spring Work Ready in Large Stock

Large stock of collars offered for spring work with competitive pricing. Wide range includes durable options suitable for various tasks and weather conditions.

Women Emancipation Glance: Eating Vertically Questioned

A satirical old-time remark mocks women’s rights by claiming emancipation would require women to eat standing up. The critic notes women smoke, drive, wear watches, and write with pens while arguing true freedom awaits a woman who can eat and run without sitting.

A Faithful Sexton

A southern man notes that even powerful figures crave praise but highlights an amusing old colored sexton. The sexton recalls how, after a new minister arrives, an elder asks about his progress and Moses replies that they are shaping him by degrees.

Moses

Sacrifice Tooth for Dime Fable From Child’s Letter

A boy named Carrel asks his father to pull another tooth after a miracle tale of a tooth under a pillow turning into a dime. He explains Walter has no kite and costs ten cents at the bookstore, hoping the dime will let him buy Walter a toy kite.

Carroll Carrall Carrel Walter

Quake Shakes City Council Adjourning Minutes

Unanimous report notes a distinct earthquake shock felt on the Pacific coast. As the municipal building rocked a city council in session adjourned with the clerk producing a formal minutes line: On motion of the city hall, the council adjourned. The scene reflects a humorous moment cited by The American Legion Weekly.

Pacific Coast The American Legion Weekly

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