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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
9
A father debates how wars begin with his son Harry in a Toppin cotts Magazine piece. The boy asks about nations and fighting as the family discusses Germany Spain and mob violence over a flag. The father explains causation while the mother and boy argue about understanding.
The piece argues that speech elevates humans above animals as divine favor, while noting counterpoints about intelligence and restraint. It touches on gender, longevity, and purported age records, with scattered references to Ireland, attitudes toward aging, and cultural claims.
The Historical Preservation Society asks the city to acquire the Edgar Allen Poe cottage at Poe Park Fordham. They argue the small house remains remarkably preserved and worthy of protection after years of neglect. The communication was sent to Comptroller Metz for approval and action.
An amateur author faces rejection as the manager trims his work, claiming potential but demanding cuts. The author protests while the manager insists the changes are necessary, leaving the final script mostly erased and the author stunned.
A fragment quotes Bohemienne explaining restrictions on entering the flat in darkness. The garbled passage suggests caution about nighttime access and safety.
In John son township Brown county Sheriff Samuel Parks reports a wolf attacked a sheepfold. Oscar Aults dog defended the flock prompting a fight between Brown and Ault. both men paid fines and agreed to neighborly relations as locals claim wolves now haunt the area.
A garbled passage recalls Alexander the Great weeping over unexplored worlds. The fragment mentions a hero worshipper and seers, suggesting a dialogue about future conquests.
A porter recalls shining a gentleman's shoes and finding 80 cents in one pair. The owner smiles, leaves, and the next day the money vanishes, prompting the porter to demand restitution. The tale centers on trust and a fleeting encounter on a midnight shift.
Easter Saturday night dance at Dreamland proceeds with fine success. Music by the Dreamland Orchestra. Managers note questionable characters not allowed. Dates listed include March 21 22 23 28 29 30.
A fragmented newspaper notice advertises house painting and interior cleaning work including wall cleaning. It cites an address 1318 St Main and a contact Bell with a phone hint. The text also contains garbled phrases and references to health products and a personal remark about a Wright.
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