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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
7
A column urges tired mothers to nurture home life, teach sons helpers chores, and guard boys from street vice. It stresses praise, shared work, and cooperative parenting, plus stories on temper, purity, and cultivating beauty and imagination in children.
North Green reports say everything goes in North Green except cook stoves and hammers. The sick are improving and church at Green Center drew a good crowd Sunday evening. The little daughter of Lawrence Russell who drank fry poison is improving. Charley Snyder visited Kimmell for huckleberries last week. Tom Weeks cuts oats as Mrs Hoffman visits Orlo in Garrett. George Hoffman plans to farm the home place soon. Milton Heltzel's little son Ralph is improving. Charley Rosenogle will soon finish woodwork on cottages at Sandlake. Russell threshing continues with farmers supplying teams and Russell the men.
Noble County Indiana invites sealed bids for carpeting the Noble Circuit Court Room and partial Linoleum replacement in the Court Room and Law Library. Bids due by 1 p m September 6 1909 at the Auditor's Office Albion. Bond affidavits required. bids to be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder per law and county plans.
An Indianapolis News report surveys remarkable memory feats from Christian Heinecker born 1721 to Hermann Linde in America. It recounts a Danish court display, Linde’s Macbeth memory act, and a Hebrew scholar linked to Bismarck, noting memory's limits and dangers.
An old health note explains teething triggers fever and irritability not by tooth cutting but by the baby's evolving digestive system. It warns against tight clothing and pins. A second item mentions an Indiana farmer gifting land valued at 125 dollars per acre to a pastor after a concise sermon.
The Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis is expanding ground paving and utilities for a dustless exposition the week of September 6. Jubilant plans include new fountains, a 18 000 capacity grandstand and seating, a 5000 seat coliseum, and a 200 seat dining display. A broad entertainment program features Nadello's Philadelphia band Indianapolis Military band and the Newsboys' band along with a rich racing slate with purses totaling 37600 and entries from many states.
For sale or trade. A 200 acre grain and stock farm in Jennings county Indiana 62 miles south of Indianapolis one mile to a railroad town and 334 miles to a city of 4 500. Includes a good house large barn and excellent roads. Will sell on easy terms or trade for a smaller farm north. E L Apair Albion Old papers at New Era office.
Mrs M E Fisher of Detroit Michigan faced severe rectal trouble and was told by three doctors the only hope was surgery. She then used Dr Kings New Life Pills and was wholly cured. The remedy helps prevent Appendicitis and cures Constipation and Headache. Available 25c at M C Becks.
A brief grocery item note states graham crackers are ten cents per pound available at Guy's grocery.
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