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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
A collage of quotes and quips spans marriage luck moral hours and random musings. Notable names include Steve Waters Seo Froseth Charles Wolfe John MacRae J E Pirnie and H P Axelberg alongside a colorful line about a 34 inch tire on a 36 inch rim.
A hodgepodge of sayings and local quips appears from Gallia County Ohio to a county reader column. An editor nods to public health and neighbors allowing delayed washing for current. a student recalls a teacher’s question about glue in ink. a rooster in Gallipolis allegedly kills a cat. reflections on aggression and fellowship close the column.
Roy Markham remarks that many men excuse their faults. A brisk exchange follows with a child asking why the writer includes Office Cat material and a parent noting a widowed mother to support.
A suspicious woman says a pink ribbon found in her husband’s car fuels doubt about fidelity. The note hints at inner turmoil and distrust within a troubled marriage as readers hear frank concerns.
The quoted exchange questions whether laughter targets deserve amusement, contrasting Ed. Plant’s view that pep equals happiness, energy, will, and courage with Paul Ungrodt’s idea that a failed account is a no account.
A playful exchange about a swallowed tale leads to a broader meditation on tangible support over good wishes. The crowd, including Mary and Jake Yderstad, highlight priorities like reputation, influence, and practical means to sustain efforts.
A quoted collage contrasts religious fervor and bootleg bravado with reflections on virtue and doubt. George Posey is cited about fairness, truth, and the hardness of being right, while jokes about marriage reveal sharp social wit.
In Chicago a minister, summoned by a young couple, paused a service to marry them after the sermon. Thirteen women and one man stepped forward for the ceremony, while other oddities and local quips fill this fragmentary page.
An alien pleads inability to understand English but the judge dismisses excuses. The short verse references great men, a sunset of excuses for a smile, and a playful observation on a lady’s modesty growing from ankle high to knee level over the years.
The Labor Department reports April 15 to May 15 1922 changes in 26 cities. Several cities rise from 1 to 2 percent while others fall, notably Norfolk and Manchester at 7 to 8 percent declines year over year, with Seattle posting a 2 percent increase.
The Department of Agriculture reports June 1 forecasts show winter wheat at 607 million bushels, spring wheat 49 million, totaling about 855 million for the year. Oats are projected at 1.305 billion, with fruit crops up from frosts. apples near double last year but below 1920. Peach and pear production also expected higher, with apples at 179.8 million and pears around 15 million. Warranty Deed blanks offered at the Times office.
Postmaster John O'Sullivan argues saving benefits individuals communities and the nation. He says saving does not require sacrificing comforts or luxuries and urges the public to view the post office as a savings avenue.
Do not spend on trifles. Save money by placing it in secure investments. Postal savings stamps convert to a $1 certificate. Treasury savings certificates offer 4 percent interest, with tax advantages and safety, redeemable in five years for $25 on a $20 stake and $200 on an $800 stake. Join the U S Government Savings System.
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