Summer Love Dialogue Sparks Quiet Yearning
A brief exchange between two youths centers on misread signals and growing affection. A character asserts affection despite limited acquaintance, highlighting tension between attraction and familiarity.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
3
Elusive Catarrh Treated by Constitutional Medicine
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions requiring constitutional treatment. Elixir Ellls Catarrh Medicine is advertised to be taken internally, acting through the blood on mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and improve overall health. circulars are free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fragmentary Exchange on Duty and Desire Flaws
A fragmented exchange argues that desire subverts duty and that men blame spouses for misfortune. The text riffs on folly, self control, and social judgment, with references to a supposed fool killer and marital blame.
Heir Castle Quip Sparks playful exchange
Richleigh declares plans for a beautiful house for his son while a waggish friend riffs that it sounds like an heir castle. The exchange blends humor with family pride and a touch of whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richleigh
Papes Diapepsin Provided Fast Stomach Relief
Pape's Diapepsin offers quick relief for indigestion gases sourness heartburn and stomach distress. A few tablets give almost immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods without fear. Large case costs only cents at drug stores and millions are helped annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Arise! Nature Fair Chance Inspires Early Riser Tale
The Kansas City Star recounts an amusing exchange about waking early. A sluggard resists getting up as nature supposedly repairs him in bed, while a declamatory admonition urges Lucy and others to start their day. The tale blends humor and moral urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Kansas City Star
Hunting Trouble and Wartime Quotations
A compact item cites a dialogue about the ex Kaiser and his peace stance, noting Berlin as the likely destination. It frames confidence as key to success and presents a proverb about a good example serving as a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Indiana State News Highlights From Shelbyville To Des Moines
Mary Webb of Rushville elected president of the Women’s Relief corps District 4 at Shelbyville. A plane crash near Coldwater Michigan kills Devon Bartholomew and Cecil Keyes. Marion county Jail escapees recaptured. Lemay murder trial ends in hung jury. Indiana prison laxity exposed and two Indianapolis men die in a car crash on the Glens Valley road. Gary plant adds two mills. nursing schools enroll 326 pupils. Coal price groups set by state commission. Morrice indictment bonds posted in Elkhart county. Marion County grand jury indicts seven men for murder of Adam Napariu. Farm sale near Lapel reports strong prices and crops. Voter prep for November 2 ballots. 1,550,000 ballots needed. Henry county pork and potato yields touted. twins picnic near Newcastle becomes annual plan. Labor unions in Elkhart back bulk purchasing. Tolleston bank cashiers’ murder case yields life terms. Jackson Hill coal mine workers return to work amid price disputes. Marion County votes 169,816 registered for November election. Derricks collapse at Sunman plant kills two workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Webb
Rushville
Women’s Relef Corps
Shelbyville
Devon Bartholomew
Waterloo
Cecil Keyes
Orland
Coldwater
Mich
George Alberts
Marion County
Indianapolis
Putnam Cirrcuit Court
Lewis D. Lemay
Clay County
William Lawson
Lemay
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Hammond Hospital
John
Shelbyville Q
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
Rotary Club
Shelby County
Indiana
State Special Coal and Food Commission
Brazil
Charles E. Morrice
Peru
Goshen
Elxhart County
Morrice
Elkhart County
Grand Jury
Marion County Grand Jury
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Walter Young
John E. Vaughn
Lafayette
Vaughn
Kentz
Michigan City
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Henry County
Seth Mills
Jerome Dunk
Mulberry
Royal Prince
Yankey
Glens Valley
Bloomington
Harry E. Snyder
John A. Zeller
Frank J. Coffey
E. C. Brosler
Lapel
Harry Regor
Newcastle
Henry
Reger
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
West Virginia
Herman Uecker
Tolleston State Bank
Albert Batchelor
James H. Parker
Dan Trkulja
Gary
Thomas Batchelor
Valparaiso
Tolleston
Crown Point
Supreme Court
Lake County
Jackson Hilll
Clinton Field
Jackson Hill
Keller Mine
Ferguson-Spears
Hall- Zimmerson
Whitecomb
Optimists and the stiff neck misadventure at teacher’s table
An anecdote portrays Mr Juergins with a stiff neck being posed for a photo by an optimistic friend who suggests a bright side to affliction. A separate tale has Professor Pritchard lamenting common faults in modern education and a boy claiming his homework shows he is getting stupider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
Grace's High Color Honesty Draws a Wise Rebuke
A witty remark on Grace's ostentatious taste prompts a wise man to silence folly by his own restraint. The exchange underscores prudence over flashy display in social discourse.
Modest Apprehension in Senate Debate
Senator Sorham reflects on audience reactions amid murmurs that listeners preferred their own demonstrations. He warns against borrowing trouble and notes neighbors will satisfy their desires. A caution about habits of minding one’s own business appears in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorham
Folis
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Sunman Electric Light and Power Company
Bayer
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