Cadwallader Struck by His Own Ford in Lafayette
Walter Cadwallader of Attica was seriously injured Friday evening when his Ford rolled forward as he tried to restart a dead engine. He suffered a broken leg, head cuts, and bruises, and was taken to St Elizabeth hospital in serious condition after the car damaged a nearby streetcar corner.
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Walter Cadwallader
Attica
Lafayette
Lee
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Simes
Ogixmient Pear
Me a Day Weep Co Inclars Attend G. AL Ro Enesnrprment
Capt TaTourette and The Me a a Day weep co attend the G AL Ro enesnrprment this week, signaling a local event tied to a regional observance.
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TaTourette
Oberman Brokerage Co Offers Attica Stock for Sale
A bill from the Oberman Brokerage Co announces the sale of the old Jd. Frank McDermond Stock at Attica. The ad notes the 7 column 4 page bill printed on the Hinviz State Register Press and claims Attica shops can handle the work. It stresses few real bargains and urges selling where they trade, citing additional goods arriving at low prices for the community.
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Oberman Brokerage Co
Jd. Frank McDermond
Attica
Hinviz State Register
McDermond
Mes David Kern Called to Missouri by Telegram
Mes David Kern was summoned to Missouri by telegram on Wednesday due to the serious illness of her father Arthur VanHeok, who formerly lived near the flowing well south of the city. The Republican is dependable.
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David Kern
Missouri
Arthur VanHeok
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Cook Estate
Estate of Sarah E. Cook deceased in Fountain Circuit Court notice of final settlement by Albert A Cook as administrator. Court date October 24 1921. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Livengood & Livengood attorneys.
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Sarah E. Cook
Fountain Circuit Court
Albert A Cook
Seid
Meaning of Self-Mastery and the Slave Within
The piece argues that mastery of self means a good principle governs a bad, yielding praise when virtue leads and condemnation when evil training or peer influence overpowers the good. It notes the paradox that the master may become a slave to himself and describes the dissolute state as a self-slave.
Why John Was Not Smoking
The club’s champion smoker Johnnie Edwards reportedly refuses to light a cigarette. Onlookers note a dejected posture while Johnnie clings to an unlit cigarette, finally revealing a promise to abstain as discussed in a telephone exchange cited from the New York Sun.
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Johnnie Edwards
Johnnie
Tohnnie
Jimmie van Veek
Dec
New York Sun
Mothers, Heed Warnings From the Reverend Thomas Cat
A pastor counsels mothers to watch their daughters and scrutinize their friends. He warns that wolves in sheep's clothing among men and women can compromise the entire circle, urging vigilance over acquaintances and potential temptations.
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Arkghis
Thomas Cut
Despondent Head Quits as Statistics Sting
A family head laments life and cites statistics about work hours. A friend questions the link between numbers and survival. The discourse suggests daily labor might have to be shared to feed the community.
Passenger pleads for comfort during voyage
A matron checks on a seasick passenger in the cabin and asks how to ease her distress. The girl responds that she would like to be picked up and set down under a large tree if convenient, as Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
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Richmond Times
Street Water Flush Inspires Cautious Crossing
A Kansas City Star remark notes a street department flush left a small water stream along the curb. A young woman paused at the edge, crossed carefully while raising her skirt to keep it well above the wet pavement, reflecting instinct and prudence in daily life.
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Kansas City Star
Discontented Wife Quips About Husbands’ Riches
A brief witticism from the Boston Transcript: a wife notes several men she refused are wealthier than her husband now, prompting the husband to retort that riches justify his status.
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Boston
Such a JoffierAviator Romance Sparks Confusion
A fragment shows a flirtatious exchange about an aviator, referencing heaven and disbelief with a blush in the maiden’s quotation. The garbled text hints at a humorous or scandalous dialogue but lacks clear context or names.
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Joffier
Rye
Soldiers and Civilians Baseball Game Ends 9 to 6
A Sunday afternoon game at South Side park saw the Soldiers lose to the Civilians 9 to 6. Brown pitched seven innings for the Soldiers allowing three hits. Batteries were Soldiers Johns Brown Clements and Civilians Brown Britt. A rematch is scheduled for Sunday Oct 2. The story also notes a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Holmes with a large family gathering and gifts. A separate note covers a bridal shower for Mrs Evren Whea and a family update including Victor Bever and relatives planning winter travel to California.
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South Side Park
Brown
Johns Brown
Clements
Britt
Frank Holmes
Holmes
Hal Brown
John
Col
Mattie Bowers
Donis Jordan
Rome Jr
Wabash Tracks Blocked By A Bad Wreck
Traffic on the Wabash railway between Danville and Lafayette was at a standstill from 6 o'clock Sunday evening due to a freight wreck near Flint switch ten miles east of Atta.
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Trafic
Danville
Lafayette
Moncar Forenven
Flint Switch
Attea
For Sale Pony Ad From Covington Indiana
Classified notice offering a black Shetland pony with saddle and bridle for sale or trade. Trade interest in a cow. Contact at 211 Ninth Street Covington Indiana for details.
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Ninth Street
Covington
Indiana
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