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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
5
A fragment from a newspaper page shows Florence and Mrs. Atwater in a tense exchange about social status and disdain for outsiders. Florence objects to refined critiques while defending blunt, biting remarks about those on the fence watching the news and comparing them to others.
Florence Atwater watches Herbert Kingsworth Atwater Jr and Henry Rooter on the fence as they plan a newspaper in Herbert's stable with a printing press. She confronts them and intrudes on their office, challenging their authority and provoking tension as the project unfolds.
Eugene Pallette will star as Bob Reynolds in Metro's all star production Pine Feathers to be shown at the Fox Theatre Monday. Pallette resembles Robert Edeson who originated the role on stage, and the article notes Pallette's past service as an aerial gunner and his postwar return to acting in comedy before finding dramatic roles.
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Omaha declares Protestant groups report a waning war era gloom and a rising moral sense as Methodist and other denominations note growing lay participation. He cites conversions and accessions in Omaha and urges mobilizing lay members to expand church work beyond traditional walls.
In Boyer north Crawford county a band led by S E Waters of Sioux City drew large crowds at the M E church. A woman in the crowd grew delirious claiming Bible figures and was brought to Denison for treatment. The Methodists reportedly urged Waters to leave, while the Flemmings are well known here and affected by the affair.
The London Tit-Bits quotes a candidate urging voters to choose him, contrasting his integrity with a suspect choice, urging confidence in the "genuine article" during campaign rhetoric.
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