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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
8
A directory style notice lists doctors and surgeons with office addresses and phone numbers. It includes E M Hoover, Ingalls, Frank Randolph, Potter, Short, Stauffer, Barwick, Frink, Goodrich, Hagenbaugh, Hoopingerarner, Hauenstein, Werner, Schafer, Menges, Pounder, Schuler, Culp, Hill Turnoge, Cyrus Seiler, Schafer & Son, and others with associated offices on Marion, Main, Lexington, Jefferson, and South Main streets.
A bank intrusion tale follows a desperate burglar who plans a vault break at the Tenth National Bank. A bank clerk negotiates honesty, offering fifty dollars and revealing his own struggle to feed his family, while the thief debates the risks and timing before entering the vault and awaiting a chance to escape.
A narrator recounts leaving a shady scheme, taking a written combination from a partner, and vowing to go straight. He then finds an honest job with his wife Isllen's hopeful reaction, and soon starts a lawful life. Additional clippings include a note on court etiquette from France and a statesman’s indifferent reply to a question.
A noisy scene wakes the house as Bob explains the thumping comes from his shoes. His mother calls him to account while a quoted line from Cowner remarks on manhood and insult.
An anecdote recalls Lord Kelvin's humorous miscalculations on a Glasgow university blackboard and a dangerous mistake in a chemical mixture. The stories emphasize his devotion to science and a near disaster averted by careful attention to measurements.
GA Henry agent in Elkhart Indiana posts notice of travel southbound routes and services.
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