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Attica Ledger Press

Location

Attica, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

3

Reflections on a Hospital Cot at St Elizabeth

Mrs. Benj Brown recalls a dramatic healing stay at St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Indiana. She details gradual nourishment after gastritis, the care of the Sisters and doctors, and the tranquil ward life that helped her recover after a long ordeal. She cites the quiet, comforting atmosphere and the personal loss she observed in the hall, ending with gratitude for recovery and memory.

St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Ind Angels of Mercy Elijah Benj. Brown Bert van Reed Carbondale

Wabash Fast Mail Wreck Near Antwerp Ohio

Wabash Fast Mail No. 5 derailed near Antwerp Ohio last Friday evening overturning completely. Four men were badly hurt with one mail clerk among the severely injured. Nearly twenty others sustained injuries though most women aboard escaped serious harm. Rail spread reportedly caused the wreck.

Wabash Attica Antwerp Ohio Lebanon Altho

Mrs. Clark Retains Cobbler Shop After George Clark's Death

Since the death of George Clark the deaf and dumb cobbler of Main Street, his mother Mrs Jo Clark has managed the shop. She kept the business, hired a competent workman, secured repair contracts for J Frank McDermonds shoe department and Orb Co Selz store, and attracted work from Williamsport. Her optimism and pluck are praised as an inspiration.

George Clark Main Street Jo Clark George J. Frank McDermond Orb & Co Selz Williamsport

Ben Franklin Initiates Early Street Cleaning Plan

Ahem? The tale recalls Ben Franklin noticing filth on streets and proposing a sweeping scheme. He hires a sweeper to clean pavements twice weekly for a sixpence per household per month, circulates notices, and secures universal signatures. The anecdote credits Franklin with starting modern street cleaning and related costs.

Ben Franklin Ben

City Board of Health Urges Clean Lots and Sanitation

To improve sanitation and prevent disease the board of health calls on all citizens to remove trash from lots and alleys and provide houses with covered garbage cans for daily kitchen waste. Remove stable manure, keep warm months free of accumulation, and clean or sanitize privy vaults. By order of M. T. Case Secretary.

Board of Health M. T. Case

Schools to Get Largest Share of Back Taxes

A detailed breakdown shows the county receives 1641 from the 12000 paid by the Sampson Reed estate. Covington school corporation gets 4545, Covington city 8745, Troy township 909, and the state 1156. Mrs. Grant Starbuck hosted the J F M club for her sister Mrs Floyd Mathers of Wheeling West Virginia.

Sampson Reed School Corporation of Covington Troy Township Grant Starbuck J. F. M. Club Floyd Mathers Wheeling W. Va

Local Farm Prospects and County Tax Probes in Warren County

A. P. Green and Doc Rupert visit Lon’s farm on the Barrens near Williamsport to inspect 64 acres deemed good for harvest with an expected 15 bushels per acre. Warren County residents urge a tax investigation into the late Sampson Reed and the William C. Smith estates after taxes on unlisted property.

A. P. Green Doc Rupert Lon Williamsport Mr. Green Sampson Reed Covington Warren County William C. Smith

Jim Woody to play with Paducah Kitty League team

Jim Woody, visiting his home folks, has made good with baseball managers and is assigned to the Paducah Kentucky team in the Kitty League. Miss Irene M. McLaughlin of Millcreek township and Clark H. Myers of Kingman Star officiated at Covington on April 24 in a Methodist ceremony.

Lewis Joseph Joseph Joseph Attica Henry Loeb New York City Jim Woody Jim Paducah, Ky Kingman Clark H. Myers Irene M. McLaughlin Millcreek Township Covington Myers

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