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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1921

Page

5

North End Daily Oriole Debuts With Family Feuds and Secrets

A thirteen year old Herbert Atwater and Henry Rooter publish a real paper the North End Daily Oriole aided by Herbert’s Uncle Joseph gift and Florence Atwater writes a poem sold commercially. Florence discovers secret truth slips from Patty Fairchild and laments Julia Atwater engaged to an unknown Crum while Noble Dill faces gossip and possible distress as Florence reads the covert notes and imagines the town’s drama including Wallie Torbin’s merciless mockery.

Joseph Herbert Ilingsworth Atwater, Jr Henry Rooter North End Oriole Herbert Florence Atwater Miss Atwater Henne Kooter Florence Miss Airchild Juli Atwater Crum Atwater Julia Mr. Atwater Mrs. Atwater Noble Julia Atwater Noble Dill Patty Fairchild Miss Fairchild Patty Herbert Atwater Henry Berber

Truth and blackmail in Florence's circle teased by Wallie Torbin

The narrative describes Wallie Torbin's relentless exposure of peers and secrets, framing blackmail as woven into childhood and social life. Florence faces moral tests as pressure from Torbin escalates, while Henry Reuter and Herbert Hinges worth Atwater resist scrutiny. The piece hints at a continuation.

Papa Pahpoh Queenet Lemmer File Vietin Wallie Hilericus Florence Wallle Georgie Peck Valentine Tinaine Georgie Waltlte Torbin Henry Reuter Herbert Hingesworth Atwater Wallie Torbin Lfe

Lowden Damage Suit Begun in Tipton Court

The $50,000 damage suit by Henry Mowry former Lowden mayor against 25 Cedar County residents opened in Tipton district court. The motion to strike petition parts and separate charges was heard before Judge F K L Anderson. The case stems from wartime tensions in London and community events tied to a June American Legion celebration. Prominent Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Cedar County attorneys represent the principals.

Cedar Rapids Henry Mowry Lowden F. K L. Anderson Tipton London American Legion Iowa Cedar County Iowa City

Texas Legal Definition Alibi Explaination

Alibi means proving you were at a different location at the time of the cited crime. The term appears in local legal discussions in Doudlus News, clarifying how a defense asserts absence from the scene.

Doudlus News

New Orleans Bootlegger Reports Wide Whiskey Price Drop

A New Orleans bootlegger describes prices collapsing under Prohibition, with whiskey selling at 42.50 per case and 5 per bottle, vodka-like trends, abundant supply, and vast illicit sales estimated at five million dollars in the last year. He notes higher demand from buyers and a growing wholesale stock, predicting changes as enforcement shifts.

New Orleans Robinson Gordon Dry Gin Coods Johnny Walker Haig & Hair Devel

Better Citizens Club Women Aim at American Citizenship

The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs adopted a resolution endorsing the short constitution by Judge Martin F Wade and Dean William L Russell of Iowa University as a contribution to Americanism. The vote urged use of the book in federation citizenship work and in public schools, commending the Iowa Department of Public Instruction for its citizenship bulletin for schools.

Des Moines Martin F. Wade William L. Russell University of Iowa Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Hoyt Sherman Place Federation Department of Public Instruction Iowa H. K. Evans H. W. Spaulding R. W. Frank J. C. Cummins Citizenship Committee Cummins Fred Hunter Iowa University Extension General Federation Bertha Goodrich

Algerian Law Restricts Married Women to Weekly Cemetery Visits

The rule allows married Algerian women to leave home only once per week and solely to visit the cemetery, reflecting strict gender controls reported in the era.

Arbuckle Flayed By Lehrman Who Gave Him a Start

New York correspondent quotes Henry Lehrman motion picture director recounting his early role in shaping Roscoe Arbuckle. Lehrman cites idol worship of stars and the Fatty Arbuckle scandal while noting Arbuckle's rise to $3,500 weekly pay at Famous Players-Lasky and his ties to Virginia Rappe.

Arbuckle Lehrman New York Henry Lehrman West Fifty-first Street Fatty Arbuckle San Francisco Mr. Lehrman Henry Virginia Keystone Fred Mace Altho Kansas Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Los Angeles Miss Rappe

Germany's Big Blunder Revealed in War Prelude Dialogue

The Revue de France quotes Jules Cambon recalling his Berlin talk with Von Jagow before World War I. Cambon warned that Germany would face isolation as England sided with the Allies. Jagow doubted England's neutrality. Goschen offered cautious agreement but gave no більше. The piece highlights German intelligence failures.

Revue de France M. Jules Cambon Berlin von Jagow Cambon England Europe Edward Goschen New York Times

Sealing Wax Etiquette and Color Distinctions

In early correspondence sealed with wax etiquette governed usage. A favored courtier held exclusive rights to a color while state officers bore distinct colors, akin to army staff tabs today.

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