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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from a New York newspaper hints at a 19th century event but provides few readable details. The readable bits mention dates and names are unclear, leaving the exact incident and participants uncertain.
Eben Putnam born October 10 1805 in Salem Mass pursued private schooling and Cambridge High School. He studied archaeology genealogy and New England history, joined military service in 1915 to 1919, and served as department historian for Massachusetts American Legion after holding national and post positions.
Indiana lawmakers approve a state war memorial forming a site for the American Legion national headquarters on state land in Indianapolis. The project, a long plaza and building controlled by a governor-appointed trust, will be funded by a tax levy of over 3 million dollars to properly house and equip the Legion headquarters.
Eleanor and Fred Richardson face an unexpected turn when a baby is found in their car after a New Year’s Eve dinner. The couple grapples with sudden parenthood and a possible move toward a shared life, while Beth and Jim confront their own romantic decisions amid family meddling.
A humorous sketch via Uncle Wales Storr recounts a humorous fixation on an unreachable itch and a quack doctor. The tale mentions a retired merchant narrator and a hotel keeper, with reflections on health, sleep position, and a melancholy man named Silas Farbelow seeking whiskers.
A farmer Countessel expresses strong aversion to a whirlwind campaign. He explains he has lived in regions where every few years a cyclone forces immediate evacuation to a cyclone cellar, illustrating his cautious stance.
A humorous exchange notes Bobby saying he does not want to be president now. The reply suggests waiting until after a couple of more elections as the American Legion Weekly pokes gentle fun at youth and political ambition.
Reggie plans a country trip on Saturday to ease his troubled head. The Boston Transcript notes the weekend retreat as a needed break for the young man.
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