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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
A lighthearted spring game moment features a playful exchange about Put and Take. One participant asks, Do you play Put and Take, and the other responds with a cheeky remark about putting on underwear and taking it off, drawing chuckles from onlookers.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease to relieve foot pain and friction from shoes. It promises soaking foot baths with powder to take the ache, redness, and smarting from feet, and claims lasting comfort and a cool, dry feel for the wearer.
A weary traveler recounts mud caked shoes left outside his door at a Virginia inn. He confronts the porter, who apologizes saying there was no space inside to store them, prompting a tense exchange about footwear care.
At a Boston dinner Irish ship-builder Padraic O Shaughnessy comments on Sinn Fein and Ulster extremists. The anecdote references O Flannigan hobbling on crutches and a wager about lifting him up a four story ladder, capturing a tense talk on political extremism and humor among exiles.
A London answers column explores marriage as a choice not a necessity while a theory raises a man’s hopes and a quip from Brookes about wages contrasts with Turner’s remark. The dialogue hints at social expectations and economic pressures in daily life.
Ramsey Milholland and Dora Yocum discuss the war telegrams and pacifist ideals at a riverbank. She condemns the wartime impulse and calls for Christian restraint, while he defends frat loyalty. Their conversation shifts to universal violence and personal doubt as dusk settles and the scene pauses at a bench.
Fragmentary dialogue extracts touch on possibility of acquiring case and plenty with hints of order. The lines reference Riegard Mason and London Answers in a loosely connected exchange. No clear event or date is given.
The State Tax Commission lists 1922 valuations for Colorado utilities at 220,763,300, down from 226,418,060 last year. Denver Tramway remains 12,056,800. Denver Gas and Electric 12,709,000 up from 12,100,000. Colorado Springs Light Heat and Power 2,000,550 unchanged. Arkansas Valley Railway Light and Power at 4,518,400. local utilities 47,577,114. railroads 100,808,010. Pullman 1,101,800. American Railway Express 756,710. private cars 961,010. Telephone 13,393,580. telegraph 2,431,240. In Denver, Mrs Patrick McDermott, 21, shot her 5-year-old son Neil during a dementia episode and killed herself. the boy is wounded at a district hospital.
The Denver Interurban rail road reports an unprecedented tourist rush through Colorado national forests. CG W Richards, its general agent, says the season is now in full blast and may break all prior records. All roads to the mountains are open with no snow banks, so motorists need not worry about chains.
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