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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
6
The Chicago Journal notes a new volume titled Book of Night Life recording a young couple’s entertainments. Each program ticket is pasted in with date and their opinions on plays, from snappy music to weak plots, creating a complete season diary of evenings in search of amusement.
Farner Brown comments on Josh’s return from the Marines and his growing indulgences. The father says Josh is not wild, just sowing wild oats, with movie outings, lemon soda, and collecting pictures of show actresses. The Leatherneck.
The Birmingham Age Herald quotes a discussion on patriotism and public service. Mr. Duthwaite argues a loyal citizen should also be a productive producer and earn a living without ambition harming it. The piece contrasts idealistic service with practical work.
A humorous exchange about when a baby begins to think. Benson asks about infant cognition and Hobson replies his baby started thinking to walk the floor with him at one week old.
A tiny grave marker sparks a larger historical inquiry as researchers link it to a forgotten family, noting dates, names, and property clues that illuminate a once-thriving town’s past. The find prompts archival digs and community interest in local heritage.
The scarce good Mars show notable skill in handling despite limited supply, reflecting notable proficiency among those who source and apply the material. Strong players demonstrate craft in selection and use, hinting at evolving techniques.
Jeremiah Mullane the final member of the three man raft expedition that crossed the Atlantic in 48 days from New York to Southampton on the life raft Nonpareil died in Passaic New Jersey at seventy eight Capt John Mikes and George Miller who accompanied him to England had died earlier The voyage on the 22 by 12 foot raft earned global fame and favor with Queen Victoria
A new YWCA service center was opened in Stamboul Constantinople with many distinguished guests from political and educational circles. The center includes a well located house and garden suited to its use. The YWCA also provides a Marmora Sea garden rented from a wealthy pasha as a summer camp for Constantinople girls.
Dialogue style line from Boston Transcript shows speakers pledging marriage amid bleak sentiment. The excerpt presents a terse exchange with themes of commitment and resigned outlook. The fragment highlights personal resolve and social context of intimate talk in a newspaper snippet.
The case of Friedrich Schumann ends with a ceremonial court sentence followed by the traditional headless execution in the courtyard. A guard escort and three assistants carry out the long-reported medieval method, as the judge proclaims, "Executioner, do your duty."
Miss Kathleen Tracy a Bell Telephone night operator in Pennsgrove New Jersey saved William Ryan of Salem by calling Rev Massey and Dr Livingston after Ryan suffered 48 hours of hiccoughs. The priest prescribed a simple hiccough remedy and Ryan recovered.
Parsons, Pennsylvania report states Joseph A. Fryer, 35, died after a cellar still exploded showering him with burning whiskey. An effort to conceal the accident followed the blast. Dickinson, North Dakota recounts a boy’s dream guiding Raymond Everetts, 11, to the site of his father Tom Everetts’ drowned body found recently.
Prohibition agents report whisky sold on prescription sometimes adulterated with water and prune juice or other liquids. The commissioner warns he will act if these methods continue.
The county jail in Woodbury New Jersey houses a four man sized monkey held on a disorderly conduct charge. Warden Mayer seeks to relinquish the animal while its owner Surrogate F D Pedrick, wants to be rid of it.
Juan Torres pleaded guilty to beating his wife and requested corporal punishment. Judge J B Cox administered three lashes with a rawhide in open court, leaving three large welts on his back.
New York appellate division reduces verdict against Third Avenue Railroad to twelve thousand dollars for eye lost in babyhood, after previously awarding twenty thousand. The decision adjusts damages while preserving litigation over the incident.
Reports from Pana describe a severe infestation of cat lice and black worms spreading through the area after recent heavy rains. Despite screened doors and windows, residents report dense swarms in several sections. The pest plague has disrupted daily life and prompted concern.
A humorous exchange shows a boy defining diplomacy as saying the right thing at the right moment. He claims to be a diplomat when he hid his brother Bobbie with castor oil to switch beds, then rolled him back.
Shave with Cuticura Soap and double your razor efficiency while promoting skin purity, comfort and health. No mug slippage germs waste or irritation even with twice daily shaves. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A suburban anecdote recounts a cook mistaken about a dinner chicken. After neighbors with mixed poultry killed a bird for a meal, the narrator later discovered the killed chicken was the neighbor's, prompting apologies and a humorous swap.
In a breach of promise suit a millionaire defendant admits writing letters to a chorus woman. A prosecutor mocks the letters with kiss marks but the defendant says the marks are just Chinese for Yours sincerely, produced with a grim smile.
A promotional piece touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming testimonials and wide sales. It offers a sample bottle by mail to readers and notes bottles available at drug stores.
In London a high stake dispute is resolved with both parties satisfied. The dialogue notes a million pound sum and questions whether others received any payout.
Literary quip about a book that omits a plot by listing popular jumping points. Publisher celebrates, then throws author out window in comic excess. Also a note praising newspaper developers in Boston and Tifton as readers celebrate new printing plant.
A light hearted item notes about forty young men in love with their school teacher but failing to spark any reciprocal feeling. The snippet hints at a playful, romantic situation within the school community.
A succinct line advising hosts to pace their hospitality, ensuring guests leave after a brief visit. The comment implies polite time limits and efficient hosting without friction or rudeness.
The city editor orders every photograph of the beautiful woman, from babyhood to yesterday, and two men arrange exclusive publication of her diary. A friend in the motion picture business is scouted for new star opportunities, amid questions of who she is and her marriage status.
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