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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
The text contrasts the duty and rewards of a hard life against the comfort of city life. It argues that the plowman endures floods droughts epidemics and insect plagues to bring food to the table, suggesting the high cost of deceit may be less apparent to sheltered urban readers.
Speech by Hon. John D. Works of California asserts a well conducted newspaper educates the public mind and is a powerful instrument for information. Impure thoughts threaten national interests, while a pure public mind leads to prosperity, with journalists and others as potential dangers if impure. The value of newspapers as advertising media for merchants is urged as gospel truth.
Ed Montgomery of Coatesville called at a place Sunday afternoon. Gladys Dlunk accompanied him home. Grace Bourne is seriously ill. Mrs. David Clark entertained Mrs. A S Ke Lambert of Messinus, Mrs Payne of Stilesville, Mrs. John Smart and pet Annie, Mrs. J C Blunk and Mrs. W Baldock. Duke Edwards and family spent Sunday with Thos Sullivan and wife. Trazel and Murl Brown, who are at Terre Haute, visited from Friday to Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Brown. Lola Sipart called on Hazel Gibbons Monday afternoon. Sylvester Shuler and family of near Anno visited John Risinger and family Sunday. John Oyres and wife visited his father, Wilfred Oyres, and family Saturday night and Sunday. Walter Howe and wife of Putnam County visited Henry Lietzman and family Sunday. Tressman and Leallyn Milhou and Arthur Bryant called on their lady friends at Terre Haute Sunday.
Cornie Bois has a new auto. Clara Sallust is very ill at her brother Wese Sallust's home. Wo Buss and wife visited James Ihurst's. Frank Wilcox and wife called on Mrs Tilda Wurst at Belle Union. Gaylord Stockwell and wife visited K. Pb McCammack's. Rosale Sumbh stayed with grandmother Tilda Hurst. Dorie McAntneh of Amo visited her father Frank Sherrill. David Wallace was in Amo Saturday. Martin Groadstreet and Bark Metatminck families visited Tony Dorsett's. Fewel Crews family spent weekend with Clarence Crews. Ray McVey and Ollie Telson were married in Danville last Wednesday. Manda Marshall of Danville visited her parents Jacob Perry. Qoal Harris owns a new plane. George Harlan visited relatives in Frankfort Saturday night. Mary Mann spent Sunday at Aine. Ray McVay and wife visited her parents Navel Etchason and wife.
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