Come In Old Friend News and Neighborly Chat
A lively homey dialogue where a resident welcomes a friend Bill and discusses weather misfortunes and local gossip. The Widder is unaware of rumors and cigarettes spark disapproval leading to a goodbye.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
6
A lively homey dialogue where a resident welcomes a friend Bill and discusses weather misfortunes and local gossip. The Widder is unaware of rumors and cigarettes spark disapproval leading to a goodbye.
Mr Bowser discovers a loose carpet tack near the fire and obsesses over the danger claiming the house is falling apart. After a comic chase and a mistaken swallow scare, his wife reveals the tack was never swallowed and calms him while the pair spar over domestic duties.
Beautiful Granada and Moorish life are described with lush groves and fountains. The Alhambra palace fortress is praised for its fairy like architecture and historical awe, having housed tens of thousands and remaining a traveler’s delight.
A writer argues sleep talk should not be blamed on the speaker and suggests scientists pursue a cure for the disease. The note adds married men afflicted may welcome such a treatment.
A historical note claims prehistoric men excelled in trephining compared with present day surgeons, suggesting ancient methods showed greater skill in cranial procedures.
The article notes cotton is one of the oldest industries in the country, tracing culture back 300 years. It mentions the first cotton seed planted in 1621 as an experimental test that succeeded and led to lasting cultivation nationwide.
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