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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
3
A fragment notes illicit moonshine craft as corn meal mash yields liquid, praised as gentler than homemade hash. The terse line suggests a covert production scene and retro slang in a historical timeless mood.
El Paso report to Federal District Court reveals scores of schoolchildren as young as 12 being taught narcotics. Seventy seven indictments cite Harrison narcotic law violations. Peddlers allegedly offer drugs to children to foster addiction, with girls 17 to 20 in county clinics cited as addicts.
The Moscow Art Theatre approves a single American offering for Russian visitors calling Liza the best seen in New York. They acknowledge the Imperial Ballet's past, yet say Negro dancers at Daly's Theatre enthrall with their music driven dancing and full passion.
Niti Naldi, famed for her Italian beauty in many prominent films, was born in Florence and educated in England. She arrived in America shortly before the United States entered the war and promises to remain a leading movie star in this country.
The article explains Cynthia as a moon goddess reference tied to Artemis, Diana, and Mount Cynthus, notes its popularity in Britain and America, and links the name to hyacinth and moonstone talismans. It cites literary uses and assigns Sunday as a lucky day and 3 as a talismanic number.
A man tired of ten years of quarrels tries kissing his wife at the door as a remedy. Her tears reveal a day of mishaps including broken china, torn laundry, a maid leaving, and a drunken greeting. The tale suggests new brides might learn from the lesson.
The piece explains palmistry as non exact yet notes common wealth signs. It cites a deep line across the second phalange of the thumb indicating wealth acquired by marriage and a star on that area in a woman's hand signaling the same.
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