22 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
1
Local items report visits by Miss Mabel Stewart and Miss Carrie Hetzel to Albion friends, and social hosting by A. T. Neidhardt and family. Notes cover deaths, accidents, and community events including fairs, farm trades, and business ads from Metz & McMeans and local presses.
A mother and father should form a friendship with their son to guide his joy of living. Understand his viewpoint, avoid overprotection, and direct powerful youth toward virtue with reasonable commands and respect for others.
Mrs. C. W. Florence of Rockfield Indiana credits Chamberlain's Choice Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping her summer illness after a single dose. The product is sold by M. C. Beck.
The piece laments gossip as a pervasive evil invading stores schools churches and households. It warns it ruins reputations and asks readers to respect others beliefs in politics religion and morals, noting hell may be paved with good intentions but gossip supports the pillars.
L C Rumbaugh son of Mrs W Rumbaugh of this city is making good as a Brooklyn department store publicity man. He is a noted descriptive booklet writer and on the advertising staff of a leading national advertiser. He has worked with major stores nationwide and originates ads that gain nationwide attention. Sylvester Goshert threshes for Irvin N Cook on a Warsaw farm producing 500 bushels from ten acres, 50 bushels per acre, wheat in good condition after wet weather. Threshing rate about 150 bushels per hour.
J. H. Houghland of Eldon Iowa reports many thanks for advising boys enlisting for the Spanish war to take Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No person should be without this great remedy while traveling or at home. For sale by M. C. Beck Adv.
A humorous domestic guide offers simple tasks for men left to manage home life. It details playful egg scrambling methods, feeding a canary with a weekly plan, and clever ways to handle ice pans to avoid spills or fires, all framed in a lighthearted homecraft tone.
A call to county residents to greet winter newcomers warmly. Emphasizes introducing oneself, sharing hospitality, and assuring strangers they are welcome here. Describes the social shift from suspicion to friendliness and urges making newcomers feel at home.
Frost greets Kendallville area with fair dates announced for October 3 to 7. A strong corn crop is expected. J D Berger plans a new residence. Court house trenching nears completion with Frank Landgraff supplying brickwork except for outer pressed brick. Ed Spencer Jr returns from Kendallville where he worked recently.
A humorous roundup reports oddities and curiosities from multiple locales. Enrich Braatz and others claim remarkable feats while strangers do unusual things from cigars for camels to tiny births and giant mahogany bridges. A playful mirror of global quirks.
The Milford Mail reports a split among farmers over when to sow wheat with early, medium, and late planters. The medium farmer is often most successful, early sowing yields rapid growth and strong winter readiness, while late sowing risks drying, blowing, and freezing out.
A. E. Stroh, a strawberry grower west of Auburn, sold Suburb variety berries in the city on Saturday. The fruit, picked from over bearing vines he is testing, impressed him with flavor and marketing size and he plans to expand cultivation considerably.
The report states 930 children under fourteen work in Fort Wayne factories and notes no affidavits on file from parents swearing the children quit school to aid family support, as required by Indiana law.
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