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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
A reflective poem recalling Civil War memories and Lincoln era calls to duty. It honors soldiers, mentions Polly, a child, and a violin, and laments losses from Libby Prison to Dix. The speaker prays for reconciliation, honors the dead, and celebrates the flag and soldiers who served.
Wayne County Sunday School Association held its 41st annual meeting at the Christian church in Cambridge City with about 200 delegates. Sessions featured talks by Mrs Laura Clements, Mrs D W Thomas, Rev McCormick and others on character building home departments and Sunday school teaching. officers were elected and next year’s meeting invited to Hagerstown.
Mrs. Pike visited relatives in Spiceland while Mrs. McCaffrey travels through Indianapolis and Cicero. Dr Mauk aided a Logan patient as C L Callaway and family attended Bentonville services. Rock Island hires Richmond abstractor Thomas J Newkirk. his son Warren continues the business. Road supervisors begin 21.50 daily work to repair rural routes with an October deadline and tax credit rules. Cambridge City eyes an Improvement Society to boost civic beauty and character. The item closes with an advertisement praising Dr Pierce medical advice and remedies for women.
Readers learn of discounted Pennsylvania Lines trips to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Ex position in Portland Oregon starting May 23. The program highlights scenic Rocky Mountain and Cascade views with options to extend to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Return routes offer broader West visibility and agents provide fares and dates for convention travel.
Members of the standing committee and their families may buy tickets for the annual conference excursion to Bristol Tennessee via Penna Lines on June 1 2 and 3. Sales available May 29 30 and information from the agent.
A fond mother consoles her son Frederick who recounts his four years at college. He retorts that the governor mocked his education while he claims to be the best base stealer ever on the diamond field, a line echoed by the Boston Transcript.
In a Detroit Free Press snippet Nobb questions the rumor of an engagement as Hlobble shifts to ordering flowers by phone. The exchange suggests cooling romantic prospects with no conclusive proof of a future engagement.
In a brief exchange from the New York Weekly a customer presses for an imported cigar. The clerk apologizes that the boss is out and reveals two imported cigars are secured in the safe.
A Chicago Journal note quotes a fatherly exchange about effort and achievement. A son claims to have challenged a record but says the cards were against him, reflecting on perseverance and possible improvement in sport.
Fin notes Miss Gabbie Passay improves. Miss Knox agrees, saying she was frightened back to life. They fear if she dies her exact age would be printed in newspapers in Philadelphia.
The Washington Star sketches Bliggins as a diligent worker who appears to invest much time in thought before acting. A sardonic observer notes the pattern of ten minutes of effort followed by an hour and a quarter of reflection, highlighting the tension between pace and prudence.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a father disputes a daughter’s claim that her beau Billings truly loves her. The daughter counters with praise of Billings letters, while the father insists genuine affection avoids sensible expressions.
A brief, clipped New York Press comment records an interchange where Mrs Brown says she never buys from peddlers and Mrs Jones notes the practice has its disadvantages since payment is by cash. The exchange reflects social attitudes of the period.
A fairly well bred flock of ewes bred for years to first class rams will soon yield a flock of high quality suitable for practical purposes. The emphasis is on disciplined breeding to enhance overall excellence and productivity in the herd.
Advice proposes weekly feeding of hogs using wood ashes mixed with salt and charcoal-rich ashes, claiming higher charcoal content improves results. The note reads as practical guidance rather than a formal plan.
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