Greenfield Street Fair set for June with citywide boom
Greenfield exchanges spur a Street Fair in Greenfield from June 13 to 17. Advertisers urged to boost sales by frequent promotions and sharp messaging. Greensburg High School held its 28th annual commencement last Thursday and Friday, graduating 22 students, the largest class yet.
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Statewide clubs organize to test new fishing ban
In Anderson a club member fished last week and was arrested, but the court ruled the law unconstitutional. The move aims to challenge the prohibition on fishing with hook and line in running streams across the state.
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Voyage to Amazon Opens Brazil Interior Trade Prospects
Commander Todd of the Wilmington returns from a Amazon voyage covering 2106 miles, 1000 miles farther than any steamer, and within 400 miles of the Pacific. The navigator believes the journey reveals vast potential for Brazil's interior commerce.
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Memorial of a Nation’s Civil War Heroes
A veteran’s reflection marks thirty years since the Civil War died in memory of the union’s sacrifices. The piece honors the army in blue and the lasting tribute to fallen heroes, promising that graves will be commemorated by future generations as the nation remains free and steadfast.
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Will, Work, Wait Advised to Women Music Students
Devorest and Nordica advise women music students to will, work, and wait. They warn against indulging social pleasures and late hours, stressing self denial as essential to an artistic career and the penalties of conviviality. The guidance emphasizes discipline, perseverance, and restraint.
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Road to success in singing advises frugal discipline
A passage from Mme Nordica's The Road to success in Singing extols abstemious living and endurance. It urges aspiring singers to endure shabby days with grim fortitude, keeping eyes on a distant brilliant place and hoping success will redeem the hardships. The quote trains focus on future rewards over present comfort.
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Thankful words from Ada Hart of Groton on recovery
Mrs Ada E Hart of Groton recounts a near fatal battle with consumption after four doctors abandoned hope. She credits Dr King s New Discovery for C onsump tion Coughs and Colds with her cure after taking multiple bottles. Trial bottles were offered free at O S Hill Co s Drug Store with a guarantee or refund of price.
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Miss Micha Butler Resigns From Knightstown Public Schools
Miss Micha Butler tendered her resignation after eight years teaching No 7 at Knightstown Public Schools. The board regrets the announcement and commends her satisfactory service. The Rushville Banner notes a furniture firm order and a Riverside Park exhibition mocked as a fake. The Jacksonian and Watson issue are addressed, denying any attorney role. The Richmond Item discusses trust questions and party politics.
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Free ink offer and upcoming staff notes from The Baite
A scanned item describes a free ink offer for introductions and essay on selling terms, with a Peregrine Pine style pitch. It also lists the 184 ink term and requests post payment after sale. The Baite announces next year editors G C Lev Clara O Neil Reeves R H Hill Miss Lillian Henley Ida Hollowell Mary Stout and notes Mills at Saranac improving health. Indianapolis Journal notes.
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Spain's Greatest Need promotes blood remedy in ad copy
An old advertisement touts a blood remedy named America's Greatest Blood Remedy claiming to purify blood, stimulate nerves, and restore vigor for 50 cents per bottle sold by O Gill & Co Druggists. The item also mentions a Greenfield man named Lon Manis jailed after a drunken horse outing, and another note touting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for dyspepsia through digestion of food.
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