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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
6
Fragment from a 1906 prose piece follows Tom and Nan in a mountainous cabin. The plot centers on marriage pressure, a preacher’s son, and Nan’s bleak family struggles as their tense bond forms amid drinking and looming choices.
A San Antonio correspondent reports the Vera trend palace once in use since 1735 will be stripped and reused for a modern five story office building. The stone, doors, and ornate cedar entries survive, with plans to place the doors in a future museum.
Cambridge mass Harvard football and baseball star Earl Van Meter Long claims a fourteen cent daily diet while the Countess of Warwick and her children live on about forty eight cents a day. The piece contrasts frugal eating with wealthy dieting and notes Long’s ascent from modest means to Harvard and beyond. It also reports savings found in Hammond Indiana from Mrs Frank Mulveys death and the money hidden in a mattress.
Scranton physician Dr F W Lange asserts in a signed statement that he has developed a method to augment silver through a chemical process using nitrates chlorides and carbonates. He questions if the result is transmutation while noting no interest in the philosopher's stone. New York Dr Gustav A Gayer completed a 31 day fast losing 33 pounds with doctors saying his health remains strong.
Snow den Ashford municipal architect urges Congress to provide 40002 dollars to add a large east porch and expand the Western high school at Thirty-fifth and R streets Northwest. If funded, Western will become a leading modern high school building in the country. A separate Kiev note reports a Jewish girl expelled from Kiev attempted suicide on a train to Odessa due to distress over loss of residence rights.
The article urges western readers to visit Canada for land to homestead noting rising prices next year and a large immigration wave. It highlights strong wheat yields in Central Canada, extensive railway access, and government agents ready to assist buyers with maps and literature.
A Rhode Island Red hen hatched in Portland Indiana shows a third leg attached to the body opposite the two normal legs. The extra leg bears two additional feet. The oddly formed chick, owned by George D. C. Moody of West McNeil street, is thrifty and appears likely to survive.
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