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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

4

Spring Valley Moose Triumphs In Final Pair Of Encounters

Spring Valley defeats Peru YMA Independ ents 6 to 0 as Mazzerana returns a forward pass for the decisive score in the closing game. The Moose enabled two previous wins and two scoreless ties in the four contest series, with Peru excelling in open play and Spring Valley in line plunging. The Moose face Rockford at home next, then Tractor at Peoria to close the season.

Peru Tas Spring Valley Moose Peru Yma Moose Spring Valley Mazzerana Rockford Tractor Peoria

Sear Better Grade Flannel At Reduced Price

A local listing advertises sear better grade flannel priced at 40 cents per yard with a 20 cent sale value.

Etton

Not Likely Campaign Defense Quoted in Court

The defendant claims he donated time and talents to the candidate’s campaign without pay or reward. The prosecutor countered, asking the jury to envision the defendant giving something so valuable and receiving only a backslap in return.

Actress Registers Easily for Vote in Moving Picture Era

A moving picture actress complies with registration rules with apparent ease, reflecting surprise at how readily she fulfills the voter requirements. The remarks suggest smooth eligibility processes for performers in the entertainment industry.

Feminine Determination in Household Car Pet Decision

A reading of a domestic dispute reveals a woman asserting control over adding new car pets in the home. The exchange shows a firm stance against further additions and a response indicating compliance pending a plan to enforce the decision.

Sounds in a Fog Records Preview

Enthusiastic musician invites listeners to hear selections from Wagner, presented by a records salesman. A flubbed, cheerful line mispronounces names while praising the collection.

Them Records

Campaign contributions explained by a willing worker remark

A quoted worker notes that campaign contributions always face explanations. If received, one must explain how they were used. if not received, one must explain why they were not obtained.

Quietude Cultivated Amid landlord worries

A brief scene features Uncle Bill Bottletop cautioning against provoking the landlord. He quips that agitation could lead to a rent increase, highlighting a mood of restraint and tension in housing relations.

Uncle Bill Bottletop

Suffragette Joke Prompts Satirical Banter

A vintage quip plays on gender roles with the line How do you tell a suffragette By her husband offering a wry commentary on marriage and politics.

Refused Phrase Segments Spark Reader Cued Memory

A fragmented OCR fragment hints at a cautionary line about crime and attire. The odd wording evokes a reflective note on danger and mind, but the readable facts are minimal and no clear event or entities are present. The fragment reads as a stylistic aside rather than a reportable item.

Paradox in Boddles Contracting Methods Noted

A dialogue points to Boddles using a paradoxical approach as he continually extends his contracting operations, illustrating a peculiar business pattern.

Boddles

A Rarity Question on Womanhood From Old Tales

The exchange features the Old Foxy asking what a woman of fact is and the Grouch answering that she smiles when another woman is praised. The dialogue presents a playful moral about perception and character.

Genial Host Quips On Gasoline Buy and Police Interviews

In a brisk exchange, Mr. Chauggins recalls purchasing gasoline while conducting police interviews. His remark "Was it a joy ride for everybody but me" underlines a tense moment during the event.

Mr. Chauggins

Moving an Audience in Speeches and Transport Rates

In a exchange, Senator Sorghum questions whether a speech can captivate listeners at new transport costs. He doubts whether audiences can be carried along at higher rates. The dialogue highlights tension between rhetoric and rising travel expenses.

Sorghum

Domestic Dispute Probe Reaches Trousers Pocket Issue

A court discussion on intimate domestic problems advances with a notable focus on the trousers pocket matter. The dialogue reveals the nature of the dispute without graphic detail, highlighting procedural steps and the parties involved in a rigid legal context.

Deceptive Theater Order Leads to False Pass

A friend presented a bogus order at the theater and faced a deliberate trick. The incident included a forged pass and likely intentional deception within the venue.

Seeds and Berries Dialogue on Money Names

A compact fragment notes varied slang for money with phrases like fifty seeds and fifty berries. It contrasts how some people yield value while others count only belongings, mentioning Cousulie iL in a gloss of terms.

Barker Claims Ancestry To Pilgrims In Bold Boast

The remark highlights Barker boasting about tracing his lineage to the Pilgrims, provoking a sharp retort that the Pilgrims are long gone and cannot be affected by such claims. The exchange frames ancestral pride against a grim retort.

Cork Bottling Debate Sparks Foreign Policy Mockery

A brief exchange questions British conduct in Cork and jokes about bottling it up, reflecting wartime attitudes and satire in local discourse. The remark plays on restraint versus action as a mocking aside about policy and behavior.

What a Real Pearl Is

The real pearl forms inside the oyster not from the nacre lining but within the gills. It begins as a small blister with a hyaline fist that densifies and gradually hardens in concentric layers. Iridescence comes from tiny air pockets between those layers.

Grand Surprise At Measure Newspaper Syndicate

A cryptic clipping mentions a grand surprise linked to the Measure Newspaper Syndicate arising from an IOFYIOUND IGNAC event. Details are unclear but reference a notable action or announcement involving the organization.

Iofyiound Ignac

La Place de Bons Surprises and the Return of Jean

In a cheery Paris bakery at Rue Royale and La Champresse Pierre and Madeleine await news of their son Jean who went to war two years ago. A shell shock victim arrives, identical in looks to Jean, and a doctor warns of a missing identity. A beam collapses trapping the man. revived by the couple, he proclaims mother and father, revealing his return.

Pierre Vierre Pastoreau Rue Royale la Champresse Madeleine Madame Msieu Jean Miorre le Docteur Paul Duval L'hospital Des Soldats Paris Brandy

Surprising Method Cleans Aluminum Dishes

A brief tip suggests placing an empty dish on a lit stove and heating on low. After a short period the interior marks vanish. Turn the dish upside down and return it to the burner, and soon the dish looks like new.

Washington Monument heights and dimensions

From the floor to the apex the Washington monument stands 555 feet 516 inches high. The shaft reaches 500 feet 5% inches, the small pyramid on top 455 feet, and the base is 55 feet 1% inches square. The walls measure 15 feet thick at the shaft base and taper to 18 inches at the top.

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