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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

7

Better Soldier Than Lover Yonkers Has The Cuckoo

Arthur Coleridge recounts Jenny Lind and Duke of Wellington in London. A Yonkers resident proclaims cuckoo noise fills the town from predawn to night, with loud cries echoing at neighbors and strangers alike, even from Peekskill.

Lover Yonkers Duke of Wellington Jenny Lind Arthur Coleridge London Miss Lind Lucia Amita Peekskill

Flapper With a Kind Heart on Interurban Car

A Indianapolis News item recalls a stylish flapper with bobbed hair and bold manners who shows unexpected kindness toward a Japanese girl on an interurban train near Greencastle. The scene contrasts old-fashioned scorn with the flapper’s gentleness as illness arises on the trip.

Greencastle Mar Green‘castle Indianapolis News

Worth Recording and The Church Fair

A Washington woman saves for a trip to Panama then jokes with a younger man on a voyage about money and life. At a church fair a suburban mother spends freely while her seventeen year old son, George, watches puzzled and asks if they must pay to get out.

Washington Panama Civilizion George Mamma Chicago Journal

Cuts the World's Whiskers and Spanish Beards

The American safety razor is credited with conquering the Spanish beard as Spaniards shave less often due to heavy facial hair. The barber visit is serious, with Spaniards choosing barbers like dentists for the least pain. The razor supposedly lets men shave themselves and more frequently.

Penny-urious, So to Speak Store Talk

A newly opened shopkeeper questions a customer about local buying power in a strange town. The customer remarks Deacon Brown is reputed wealthy and would not hesitate to seek a nickel until he falls in, illustrating crass humor and local slang.

Deacon Brown Salt Lake

A Privilege of Youth and Henry Chatterton Oh

A fragment notes Mrs. Chatterton Oh and Henry with humorous asides about Little Richard beginning to speak and a husband’s quip wishing him luck, reflecting light gossip tone. The слов text suggests a comic children’s or society item without clear dates or places.

Bird a wingless traveler rides streetcar roof

A Baltimore bird rode a DC streetcar from Georgetown to Mount Vernon last week without flapping. The large black-bodied bird with a blue head perched on the car roof, walked the platform, then hopped aboard again as the car departed, becoming a local sight on the route.

Pennsylvania Avenue Georgetown Eleventh Street Post Office Department Mount Vernon Washington Star

Grand Canyon Dam Plan Could Shape Western Waterways

Plans contemplate a 700 foot high dam on the Colorado river to hold back two years of flow across 1800 miles, creating a 200 square mile lake with 350 feet average depth. The project would rival the Panama Canal in scale, turning a wasteland into a productive empire and prompting a western railroad to run lake tours to the Grand Canyon.

Colorado River Woolworth New York City Rairoad Grand Canyon America Panama Canal

Robins Forage In Lafayette Square Wormy Feast

In Lafayette square robins grow fat on worms as birds pull worms from damp ground. One robin hops, digs in, pulls up a worm with rain-wet ends clinging to soil. It swings its weight, eats half then stores the rest, a natural act observed by readers.

Lafayette Square Bird Worm Nature Washington Star

Soil Expert Dr Curtis Marbut Sets Europe Tour

Dr Curtis F Marbut of the United States Department of Agriculture sails on a three months trip to Europe. His mission is to study why some European soils worked since the Christian era have not been exhausted. He will bring home soil samples for analysis to uncover the secret. In Italy and Greece soils tilled for centuries have never been fertilized or benefited by livestock raising.

Curtis F. Marbut United States Department of Agriculture Europe Italy Greece

Look Before You Leap at the Dartmouth Ski Jump

A novice skis the Dartmouth Incline and nose dives in the take off. Spectators shout that he jumped too late while he declares he jumped too soon. The anecdote from Everybodys Magazine highlights inexperienced skiers rushing a risky run.

Dartmouth Joe Everybody's Magazine

SANKERS BEHIND GROWERS IN COOPERATIVE CAMPAIGN

Columbia July 24 The South Carolina banking system backs the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association. Charles L Cobb of Rock Hill, president of the SC Bankers' Association, says the cooperative marks a major forward step for farmers. Banks have studied the plan and support the campaign, with the War Finance Corporation granting 20 million dollars. Cobb notes strong directors and expects California cooperative results to inspire similar success in the Palmetto State.

Columbia Bar of South Carolina South Caroli Cotton Growers Cooperative Association Charles L. Coby Rock Hill South Carolina Fankers' Association Cobb War Finance Corporation Banks

Cardus claimed to aid weak nervous women in Springfield

Mrs. D V Williams, a Route 6 resident, narrates severe backache, headaches, and nervous exhaustion improved by Cardus. She credits her husband and doctor for support, noting renewed strength and rest after use. The ad extols Cardus for womanly ailments and urges trial, stating it is sold everywhere.

Springfield D. V. Williams Route 6 Mrs. Williams Cardus

Local News Dits From Nortis Edisto No 87

The health of this section is good as Mrs. M J Jervout and family in JBGarrs Sunday visit. Alvin Rutland paid W W Williamson a pleasant call Sunday. Lis Kirkland is recovering well after an operation. We are sorry to know or the death or illness in the community.

Alvin Rutland W. W. Williamson Lis Kirkland

Keep Young With Doan’s Kidney Pills Claim

Mrs C S Rauch of W Main Street Lexington says heavy work and a cold caused back and kidney trouble. She recounts dizziness fatigue and inability to work until Doan’s Kidney Pills from Harmon Drug Store restored kidney function. Availability 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Iere Lexington Harmon Drug Store Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mirs Buffalo

Death Angel Visits Home of Mrs Schoenberg

A fragmentary obituary note speaks of a bereaved household for Mrs H B Schoenberg, describing the deceased as a devoted husband and father and mourning his loss. the riddled text also recalls a Tennessee driver’s boast of a long wet drive without skidding, hinting at a motorist memory.

H. BR. Schoenberg

Not Prepared Actress Memorabilia Quote

A humorous Parisian note from Le Journal Amusant mocks theatrical vanity with a remark about an actress appearing aged and peering through opera glasses while another character laments forgetting wings. The exchange captures light, theatrical banter.

le Journal Amusant Paris

Gold Among Cross and the Optimistic Russian Priests

A contemporary notes Russian priests endure persecution yet remain hopeful. The writer jokes there is some luck in finding butter among rubles in the collection plate, a quip linked to The Paris Show from London.

Russia London

Marrying Wealth and Disappearing Daughters

A Chicago couple faced distraction when their two daughters vanished then found them in Omaha married to two automobile thieves. The fragment mentions Russia and a Manila Bulletin remark, implying cautious diplomacy. The item reflects sensational domestic intrigue mixed with international politics in a clipped, era tone.

Chicago Omaha Worr

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