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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
8
A reflective piece urging women to cultivate mind and heart, nurture motherhood, and balance work and home. It contrasts the ideal cultivated woman with practical limits of household duties and marriage, calling for shared responsibilities and simpler living when times are hard. It emphasizes moral influence, maternal strength, and social roles shaping future society.
A Kendallville business man A R McNair transacted business Thursday. Kenneth Teeter left Friday for a visit with relatives in LaGrange. Ed Malony of Garrett visited Albion last week. Clem Easly of Elkhart visited Albion last week. The Lutheran Ladies Aid picnicked at Rome City Wednesday. Miss Lucile Stanley guests of grandparents Mr and Mrs Amenzo Reed at Butler. Northern Indiana Dental Assoc to convene in Goshen September 7-8. Al Herron of St Louis visited his parents last week. Miss Elgie Field returned to Wolcottville Friday. George and G B Frederick of Latonia Ohio visited William Frederick and family and went to Albion. John Walton, on furlough, left for Norfolk Va and then San Francisco then will sail for Japan Philippines Cuba China returning about February 1 1910. A family reunion at F P Ingraham home included Hiram Ingraham Belville Mich Nathaniel Ingraham wife and granddaughter Anna Ingraham Spencer Ohio C E Ingraham Elyria Ohio Warren Barber and wife C L Ingraham and family of Kendallville
Owing to giving up housekeeping October 1 I will sell at once and at a great sacrifice furniture bed room sets chairs tables rugs piano pianola kitchen utensils gasoline stove and other articles too large to enumerate Call at the house you are welcome whether you buy or not Cash or approved note First come first served Louis Stiefel.
Rooms for rent advertised by Mrs. Saran Freeman on East Jefferson Street target school girls seeking lodging. The notice offers likely shared accommodations near her residence.
The Indiana State Fair plans for September in Indianapolis as thousands prepare for traffic and prizes. State leaders note rapid growth since 1852 with 214 acres, $700000 in improvements, and yearly state funding. Special trains and trolley lines will handle crowds plus $75350 in prizes and many silver cups. New judges will award ribbons to prize winning horses and cattle.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas says three doctors failed to help him for five weeks while blood poisoning from a spider bite produced large deep sores on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him completely, and he endorses it for boils burns and piles as a supreme remedy.
Kendallville native Miss Lillie Owen traveled to Albion to visit friends last week, sharing time and hospitality with local residents.
County Superintendent W A Beane announces the Noble County Teachers Institute starting August 30 at 10 AM with daily sessions and evening entertainments. Lectures include General Methods and Reading by M H Jackson and Mathematics by J A Cragwall. J A Cragwall also speaks on The Negro His Characteristics and Problem. Board and examination fee is one dollar. Reading Circle books priced at 95 cents and 66 cents. State Superintendent Robert J Aley will attend Tuesday session.
A French scientist reportedly found a long life secret involving blood. Electric Bitters is claimed to purify enrich and vitalize the blood rebuild nerve cells and lift life and tone for weak or sick people. Testimony from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine cites cure of kidney trouble. Local mention includes M C Beck and recent Wesleyan church encampment in Anderson and conference in Fairmount Indiana with visitors including George Cutler of Lamar Colorado.
A 1909 Seattle exposition plan features 84 Arctic Siberian natives from three villages. The Eskimo-like groups include two Sealmen and one Deermen, speaking distinct dialects, living in skin tents, relying on seals, venison, fish, and bear meat. Capt. A M Baker organized the exhibit to present uncontacted cultures under Arctic conditions.
A compilation of rail statistics outlines costs per car and railway equipment, mileage figures, employer counts, and notable structures. It notes the Denver & Rio Grande’s Marshall Pass height, the Kinzua viaduct’s 305 feet, long tunnels like Hoosac, and major systems with East–West reach from Quebec to the Pacific.
Notice states Eagles and Son are prepared to furnish all kinds of coal and hope to merit patronage through right prices and fair dealing.
An advertisement claims Kodol lets you eat anything by digesting food with a stomach like action. It promises no fullness or heartburn, noting the product replaces tired digestion and works until the stomach is strong again. The sample bottle comes with a money back guarantee and pharmacy availability.
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