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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
8
May Gradley Kosack Davis Porter, a 20 year old known as the girl who married the navy, is ordered to abstain from loving any man for twelve months after pleading bigamy. She had three husbands from Navy ships including the Marblehead Luckenbach and Oregon, all living and none divorced.
A wallet containing $1 200 and papers belonging to Dr W R Hodgson of Stoneham was found in Watershops pond by A A Dunham of Springfield and sent to the doctor. Hodgson had been capsized years earlier and had lost a rifle and binoculars, with a diver unsuccessfully searching at the time.
A jury verdict of 25000 dollars for Mrs. Anna Speare against Miss Frances Goldstein a Brooklyn music teacher for alienation of her husband's affections. The notes read to Justice Giege rich and a jury include intimate lines from Goldstein to Speare’s husband describing music and longing. Mrs Speare is a physician and Frederick Speare is a concert singer.
The piece touts a nationwide cleanup campaign in the United States led by an army of volunteers. It links cleanliness to historical triumphs from Athens to Rome and warns that filth hinders society. It cites 7,000 communities involved and 30,000,000 Americans participating in cleanup and paint up efforts to curb dirt and disease.
Home ownership will benefit individuals and the city. Homeowners are more prosperous and permanent, contributing to long term city prosperity. Renters show less city engagement and progress.
Thrift Magazine offers guidance on creating a layered border of flowers for year round beauty at little expense. It suggests planting tall varieties at the back such as sweet peas hollyhocks and sunflowers with shorter species like marigolds and daisies in front and finishing with trailing pansies verbenas and alyssum for decorative effect.
Birds add much to home surroundings and become good neighbors when nesting places are provided. Bird houses attract wrens blue birds martins and nuthatches while windbreak orchards and lawn trees offer homes for orioles phoebes robins and thrushes. They reduce injurious insects and improve scenery. Plant fruiting shrubs like Tuneberry black haw sheepberry and cherry in thickets to benefit birds and surroundings.
The presiding elder urges kindness in raising children while Gap Johnson mocks humane methods, claiming physical punishment is the only way to get results. Johnson jokes about neck yokes and rough discipline, contrasting theory with rough reality in a Kansas City Star snippet.
A boy named Delmer stops walking to school with his neighbor Mattie after she is late, explaining to his mother that he will go alone because she is always unready when he calls for her. The exchange highlights a simple childhood grievance about punctuality and companionship.
Andrew watches pigeons in the yard near a coop. One bird paces the doorway, unable to enter. He asks his mother if the pigeon is a collector, explaining the bird cannot get in.
The poem's author Johann Ludwig Uhland first voiced the romantic legend and Longfellow later English verse. A drunken lord breaks a goblet called the luck of Eden Hall and flames burst from the hall. the glass survives to today, pale green enamelled in blue and white, possibly from Spain or linked to St Cuthbert's well and fairies.
Mr Smith visits his neighbor where Mr Jones daughter plays piano and son sings. They perform mother songs including Mother and Mother Mahree, then Mr Smith asks about Mrs Jones who is in the kitchen doing the dishes and will join after chores. Judge.
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