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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
5
Sunday evening June 18 a Children s Day program at the M K E church opens with organ prelude and processional. The program features songs recitations flower drill motion exercises solos choruses and a three minute pastor talk concluding with offerings and dismissal.
The test well on the Pilmer farm west of town finished last Friday without finding oil or gas. Drilled to 1,000 feet as contracted, several oil sand veins were located at various depths. Since then the company has held meetings to decide on next steps.
The decision concerns whether to abandon the duster at current depth or drill several hundred feet deeper. Officials expect the matter to be settled within a few days.
The National Military School notes West Point increasingly aligns with broader university standards. It now requires high school level qualifications for entrance, reflecting heightened specialization and stronger admissions criteria.
Two women discuss gambling and its impact on marriage. A wife condemns poker sessions lasting late at night and vows to make her husband quit once he pays for her chosen clothes. She warns she will leave him if he does not stop.
A brief Louisville Courier Journal quotation questions what constitutes true manhood and self-importance with terse, reflective phrasing.
Charlie, a standout pupil in geography and physiology, misleads a school committee member by confidently answering that the stomach lies "south of the lungs in a hole in the diagram," revealing a playful misunderstanding rather than a factual error.
Senator Goldthwaite of Massachusetts argues the first family requires the first woman, and a political community that denies women's equal influence cannot succeed. He calls for change through granting women the right to vote, saying men have long controlled women.
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