Honeymoon Snag Reflects Card Confusion at Wedding Row
Fragmented text shows a dispute about a honeymoon plan and a sharp remark about losing edge in a row. The speaker references a street share, a counter, and dinner out as a teased consequence.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a dispute about a honeymoon plan and a sharp remark about losing edge in a row. The speaker references a street share, a counter, and dinner out as a teased consequence.
Domestic interest films top the listings with Western broilers and ecamoedioes sharing second place. A remark on Earth temperature is noted as a separate query.
A Denver man Willian Swine dies after being punched by Ro Blackburn of Wichita in Fort Lupton while a moblie tourist party traveling from Denver to Wyoming witnesses the fatal strike. Fourteen members of the party are under arrest as witnesses to the killing and later car crash with two dead.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a disputatious figure and a disputed favor involving a distant authority. The overheard exchange hints at tension and misdeeds as a backdrop to an unresolved request for letters and loans.
Harrington found his friend Swint fallen and unconscious then dead. He called for help as deputies and sheriffs spread out from Grepies searching for the Blackburn party. They were located north of Evans and taken into custody.
Warfield pleads to authorities to locate his wife Whom he sees only on Sundays to allow access to their seriously ill child. He cites their separation stems from her desire to work and find a job, and says she refused to share address. He warned he would be distressed if she did not visit.
A cryptic passage presents disjointed lines about a vigilant bear and a Gladio sage figure. Dialogue hints at a mysterious twin and a cryptic quotation “Gladly, my cross-ered bear,” inviting interpretation of a fragmented scene.
In Racine Wisconsin the W Li iWitchecock family claims to have the only incorporated family in America aimed at rear ing 85 foster children ranging from six to twenty one. Mr and Mrs Kitchesek of Ozema Wisconsin assert they will care for the orphans under a contract that guarantees proper care and education and provides stock in the incorporation with annual dividends from the farm.
An enraged bull escaped its pen in Indianapolis and charged Robert Williams an elderly Black yard worker. A frightened boy seized a brick bat hurled it at the animal and it fell dead instantly. The boy fled the scene in a panic.
An early 20th century advertisement touts P D Q as a potent bedbug and pest killer. It claims a 3c box makes a quart, kills bedbugs roaches fleas and their eggs, and protects clothing with a patent spout in each package. The Owl Chemical Works of Terre Haute Indiana is named as the supplier.
Miss Goldie Sturegdil, about twenty, is under arrest after shooting her friend Trier in a dispute over her purchased store finery. Witnesses recalled the bride to be Amy Watataech and other locals as the case unfolds. Police report say the suspect fired five times at Trier, with Bride Planmaneck present as tension rose near the Whitestone store.
A garbled account notes wind lifting a bull and unsteady motion on a Wisconsin farm near Pred Youngs from Tarnaco Birchwood. The text references observers and the wind’s impact but lacks clear details or outcomes.
John Wyrvor vanished from Osford home over four years ago triggering a nationwide search. He resurfaced in Lafayette with a story of domestic trouble and a past in Cuba. A skull found in the Wabash river was identified as his. his wife moved to Lockport with their children. He said remorse brought him back to Oxford to search for family. He is forty five.
A North side home repair story describes a plumber working while a six year old child watched from the basement stairs. The text notes fatigue and a misread pipe, with conspiratorial slang that suggests a bizarre, unsafe scene.
Advert reads that thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues with back pain headaches and nervousness as symptoms. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and to mention the paper.
The Boston Transcript quotes a debate on providence and memory of pain, contrasting a deacon’s praise of nature with a doctor’s remark on bill collection, illustrating differing views on suffering and financial duties.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, with directions to relieve toothache headache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes small twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists, and identifies the product as Bayer Manufacture Mon oacetic acidester of Salicylicacid.
Eferman Bressler a 65 year old farmer in Dupont Wisconsin placed a dynamite cap in his mouth and blew his head off amid worries over debts. Local authorities investigated the rural tragedy and ruled it a suicide.
Article reports two execution dates in Chicago with Tariy Andrae to be hanged October 15 for the murder of Thomas O'Donnell. A second condemned man faces execution October 14 for killing another person, bringing total to eight slated for the two days.
Dialogue fragment shows a farmer teasing James Calkins about ears while greeting Jimmie. Vivid humor centers on a rural exchange, with names suggesting community figures and casual mischief. The excerpt captures dialect and social dynamic in a small town setting.
A historic transatlantic voyage completed by steam aboard Isl, with the vessel named Sra yvannah achieving the long sea crossing. The event marks a milestone in maritime travel and technology.
An excerpt describes a colonel ordering a tall man to fetch the tallest available weapon. Ovitarg returns with a small partner and explains the gun is Lithuanian and likely to go unnoticed. The scene notes discarded phonograph records as bee substitutes in a humorous aside.
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