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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
4
Report from Elkhart details Samuel Gompers leading a criticized event with speakers including Jim Watson and John Parry. Attendees questioned crowd size, while Feick and Moffitt faced partisan rebuttals. Democratic figures stayed in the background as Barnhart attended.
The Loyal Club met at Mrs. J W Kellogg’s River Avenue home for a flag adorned evening with Miss Dora Ferguson as guest. Mrs. Bigelow supplied flowers from South Bend and a two course luncheon was served.
Elkhart Athletic football team will play Muessel of South Bend at Elkhart Driving Park Sunday afternoon. Kickoff is set for 3 o clock. Lineups include Elk hart Dela le Shoup It H Hum mel lg Bowman McCarty F Hummel Krienke McCormick Long Brown Davis Carpenter and Muessels Polka Cornins Roswicz Myers Heinz Kinzie Durway Bleu Geetz Rictor. Naomi Lodge D of R holds Friday meeting with picnic supper and plans to entertain state president Mrs Andrews next meeting.
E Rickett hosted an elaborate banquet for forty five members of the local Masons lodge on Friday evening. He arrived Thursday from a two year automobile trip through eastern and southern states and surprised the group. Otto E Deal and John Parker received the past master degree during a brief business session before social activities and a Pedro party.
A London Answers note explains that glass, though seemingly solid, is porous to air. Water is blocked by large droplets, but air leaks through countless micro-holes, allowing sound and light to escape after initial sealing. Even evacuated bulbs eventually admit air, dimming lamps.
The article discusses long term Earth longevity with millions of years of activity likely. It cites Stromberg the Swedish mystic claiming no future ice age and that internal fires will keep the Earth in the sun’s gravity until solidification. It notes cooling will take billions of years and offers no immediate alarm.
The New York American explains pepsin as the key solvent for digestion stored in the stomach walls and released when needed. It notes pepsin is neutral in pure form and requires acid from gastric juice, with saliva only moistening food for enzymatic action.
Mis Hilda Bylander of 709 Marion Street is listed with a home phone 1001 in a local society column. The notice provides a brief personal detail and address for the community directory.
Mrs. Victor Johnson has the grip. John Haley, who fractured a leg last June when a refrigerator fell on him, resumed work Friday.
J M Lautmann a wealthy clothier and Indiana delegation member told a Ham mond friend he will vote for Taft in November. He argues protection is the only salvation for American industries and thus protects workers interests.
Micks and Son announce the auction continues next week with daily sales at 2 30 and 7 30 p m on all watches and jewelry and every item in stock to the highest bidder.
Regular meeting of L. A. to B, of R. T. Monday night. A special meeting will be held by Frank Baldwin Circle at 7 30 Mon day evening. department inspector will attend. Sunday October 18 was set as a day of special prayer for Sunday schools worldwide by the World Sunday School Association in Rome. Mme E Mutra offers free La Camille corset demonstration at Warren Hill Co.'s store all next week.
A New York couple with nine daughters has installed the motto Learn to Say Yes in every bedroom to shape daily life. The parents believe the phrase encourages positive choices and resilience for their large household.
Classified notice states a seven room house at 109 Pacific Street is for rent at $12 per month. Contact Home tel 994 1742 for inquiries.
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