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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
Rev J R Stelle recounts a two mile ascent above timberline on Pike's Peak in moonlit quiet. He notes Colorado Springs lights below, prayers at the summit, and a sunrise view as 50 to 100 observers witnessed the morning unveiling.
Lee Ault warns of rising traffic and frequent accidents on the National Road and at Green Foote Center and Main streets near Central school. He calls for a watchman or automatic signal, stricter enforcement of Indiana law protecting school hacks, and municipal police action to shield children and pedestrians from reckless drivers.
Ed. Tribune is praised as a well equipped, modern newspaper faithfully following former editor F. C. Mosbaugh policies. A Lyonsville barber inspires subscription by calling the Tribune a “letter from home” and a reader encloses payment for a year.
Harry Diffenderfer has undergone an appendicitis operation at the clinic performed by Dr. McDonald, surgeon at the hospital. He is getting along nicely but will be several days before returning to normal condition.
The piece notes 43 sixth graders, a library reading crowd, and a sequel in Atlantic called The Glass Window. Aunt Ailsie and Uncle Lot appear in Furman stories. readers are urged to write their own Indiana setting plays. A new magazine The Golden Book Magazine debuts. Riley’s Birthday events in Greenfield include a large school parade and Riley Memorial park ceremonies with notable attendees.
A humorous verse laments daughters using makeup and fashion as camouflage from God’s design. The speaker recalls seeing a daughter transformed on the street and warns that cosmetic trends alter identity, ending with a knock on parental expectations. The narrative compares Granny and Grace to critique vanity.
A crowded roster of Milton residents and friends recount visits, travels, and gatherings. Mrs. Mason Crist and T. P. Crist headed to Brookville en route to St. Petersburg, Florida, while many others hosted dinners, attended reunions, or traveled to Indianapolis, Richmond, and nearby towns.
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