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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
A storyteller Daddy narrates Brucie Baboon’s village how to act. Brucie urges courage and care, proclaiming Baboon brothers must protect Mrs and Miss Baboons and little ones, never desert them in danger. Brucie explains brave equals helping others, not reckless risk.
A riddle set asks which son children find hardest with answer Wesson a musical son on the organ at least Diapason and asks which shows evidence of wickedness with answer Prison.
A ship completes its transit through the Panama Canal in roughly ten hours. The journey traverses the canal’s locks and waters as it links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
The article notes the average streetcar fare in American cities is 7.88 cents. This reflects typical public transit pricing in the United States during the period.
The Boston Transcript caption emphasizes progress as a daily duty. The slogan frames constructive effort as the path to a brighter future.
Quote noted from Charles Buxton emphasizing that victory requires sacrifice and effort, warning against expecting success without cost.
A brief fragment from a newspaper page shows casual chatter about settling in for a getaway and daily routines, with no clear dated event or named locations. The tone hints at light human interest rather than a formal report.
A business leader argues that success now demands fast but accurate work. Training must be intensive as industry moves at top speed. Young executives must know every detail of their chosen field to judge quickly without costly mistakes. The essay warns against rapid judgment without complete understanding.
Tyro men discuss suitable trades for their sons. Robinsgon jokes about a motor works, Hughes quips he will make his son a gardener, claiming a gardener runs his own mint and sets its own thyme. The pair walk on after a humorous exchange.
Circle notes that few birds possess a developed olfactory system and scientists doubt any meaningful sense of smell exists in many species. The observation highlights variability in avian chemosensory abilities and ongoing uncertainty about olfaction in birds.
A Louisville Courier Journal column piece reflects on life sayings and playful twists about goals and mothers, blending casual commentary with quirky phrasing. The writer muses on everyday observations and humorous misreads.
Two city chaps summering near the mountains borrow fishing gear from a village storekeeper. After a brief outing on the lake one asks about a red and blue float and discovers the gear sunk, prompting plans to buy a replacement.
Purdue senior forestry students led by Prof. Prentice planted about fifty pounds of pine seed several species and thousands of oak seedlings at the State Forest Reserve in Clark County. They also transplanted pine fir and spruce seedlings and replanted in old fields as part of ongoing reforestation efforts amid growing demand for forest stock.
The Wayne County Fish and Game Club near Richmond starts a private hatchery to propagate small mouth black bass for Wayne County waters. George Berg, state hatcheries superintendent, inspected the facility and advised on operations. Fifteen parent bass, caught in public waters, begin the stock, with plans to raise and plant several thousand fingerlings this season.
Reports filed by township assessors list Fayette county personal property counts and valuations. Automobiles and trucks 802 at 234 each. horses 2207 at 65. mules 348 at 74. milch cows 2750 at 45. other cattle 2321 at 27. sheep 2315 at 7. sows 6560 at 27. other hogs 21814 at 7. poultry 2941 dozens at 10. diamonds 12 at 76. household goods 1472 at 129. farm implements 639 at 133.
The origins of Freemasonry are debated with dates varying widely. Modern Freemasonry is traced to England in the early eighteenth century and is first established in the United States in 1730.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a quick remedy for gas pressing on the heart and organs, claiming it relieves pressure instantly and promotes restful sleep. It also asserts the product cleanses both upper and lower bowel, helping to guard against appendicitis and mentions Carpenter's Drug Store.
Cambridge City resident Mrs. Andrew Mobley reports relief from wide backache and dizziness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says daily pain and weak kidneys improved afterPurchasing at Carpenter's Drug Store. price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo New York.
Indiana Wayne Circuit Court notices Vada Anderson files for divorce from Albert Anderson. The petition cites cruelty and abandonment with affidavits indicating defendant nonresidency. The court sets July 21 to answer and proceed in absence. clerk Oliver C. Hunt signs the notice.
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