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Newspaper

Vidalia Advance

Location

Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

4

High School Recital Opens Friday with Wide Program

The High School Music and Expression pupils present a Friday 4 30 recital in the school auditorium during the Parent Teacher meeting. Performers include Mabel Stith Juanita Carr Elmer Brown Dorothy Huie Rebecca McBride Adel Hackel Katherine Joiner and others with pieces ranging from Love Song and Gunga Din to Moonlit Meadows and Narcissus. A Nevin recital follows on Tuesday May 23 with a second program in the school auditorium.

Teela Mabel Stith Juanita Carr Eugene Field Elmer Brown Dorothy Huie Nevin Juanita Thompson Kipling Dude Rebecca McBride Pfefferkorn Blanche McElveen Alice Adams Nevin Elizabeth Shufflebarger Moonlit Meadows Czibulka Girls Glee Club McCartney Leroy Meadows Valse Mignonne Tourneur Adel Hackel Katherine Joiner Ves Epee Bachmann Ethel Rockett W. Service Lucy Poe Chanunade Ruth Wilson Sinding Juanita Carr Pestalozza Girls Glee Club William Hindoo Annie Rosansky Thadlenee Gottschalk Mary Cantrell Blanche McEilveen Ethelbert Nevin

Man confesses plan to fake death for life insurance

A man explains to an accomplice his idea to kill or injure himself to collect life insurance money. He considers using a gun and discusses carrying a gun, the insurance agent, and the risks of dying versus living. He outlines possible payouts of ten thousand or five thousand dollars and questions the practicality.

Guissep USA

The Fugitive Lurks Beyond the Hedge

A reflective poem narrator confronts Old Age as a lurking foe along a road. The shade grows darker over crimsoned bushes while leaves sigh and whisper that Old Age awaits. The quest to outrun time keeps moving onward, toward eternity, as life and youth fade.

Tiger Boxes Protect Indian Railworkers From Tigers

In Madras area huts with iron gates shield pointsmen from tigers roaming jungles. Each hut holds water and a rough bank as protection. Elsewhere in East Africa monkeys on high posts warn of lions, with a Uganda line operator reporting lions near a station prompting a relief locomotive.

Madras India East Africa Uganda

Farm Animals Puzzle Japs

In Tokyo I saw a British war worker feeding pigs while a clerk mistook them for sheep. The essay contrasts Western livestock based farming with Japan’s rice focus and visits a government stock farm near Sapporo showing cows pigs sheep self binders and a skilled dairymaid with collies.

Tokyo West Japan Sapporo Hokkaido J. W. Robertson Scott London Daily Telegraph

Counting By Fingers: A Primitive Ten Based System

A Cantor noted a South American tribe counting with three men showing fingers for units tens and hundreds to reach 999. The fourth man records the total. The piece ends with a joke about washing ashore on a cake of soap.

Cantor Cleveland News-Leader

Lightning Strike Injures Ontario Couple at Home

During a thunderstorm in Ontario a farmer and his wife were shocked while closing windows. Lightning struck from an upper window as the pair acted at opposite ends of a stairway. The man recovered. his wife lay unconscious requiring effort to revive.

Ontario

Pauper’s Burial Sought for Baron Dagalmar de Linden

The former Russian chamberlain Baron Dagalmar de Linden died in Marseilles and requested burial in a potter's field with less than $400 of his fortune remaining.

Dagalmar de Linden Nicholas Marseilles

Coal Dust Bricks Pave Russian Streets

Coal dust bricks are used for paving in Russia. The article notes the material's novelty and practical use in urban surfaces.

Russia

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