19 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
1
Guidance on preparing and feeding milk for infants using boiled water and clean vessels. Emphasizes nursing when possible, proper bottle and nipple cleaning, and avoiding alcohol while recommending plain, well-cooked foods for the mother. Advises cleaning routines and storage practices for feeding equipment.
A miscellany of brief items appears including a piano tuning boast by Prof Paloutier, a birth notice of a baby boy born to Geo Cumiuin and wife, an old age pension raise for Chas Hooten, soldiers reunion plans for August, and assorted local observations on manners and rural life. The mix includes stray quotes and short lifestyle notes with no single dominant event.
Kwet Dep Comries Hos atten Musgrove, a famed humorist, is named a member of the American Press association of witty figures, invited to contribute to a memorial volume for Bill Nye. Musgrove, editor of the Louisville Evening Post, is known in the southern county, with ties to the region’s print scene. The Twenty Fourth Annual Meeting of the Philanthropic Humorists Association is set for Silver Heights, New Albany, with conference dates shifting and leadership changes noted.
Trade letter notes wheat futures first hour down yesterday then up today amid talk of discretionary orders. Cites poor spring wheat yields in Dakotas and Kansas, shortages in several states, and potential price rises as European demand persists. Also discusses oats, Panama Canal prospects, and a reflective aside on human usefulness.
Opie Read visited the Green River Distillery owned by Mr McCullough and praised its hospitality. Read recalled seeing the day when JT would pay fifty for a single card amid the card games and social scene.
Funeral services for Joseph Denbo of Mifflin and for Mary C. Denbo will be held July 21 with Rev. W H Howerton officiating. Meetings of stockholders of English Canning Company and district church conference in New Albany are announced along with a Farmers Summer Institute in Grantsburg and a Southern Railway passenger rate update.
A Crawford County Apostolic Holiness Union camp meeting is set for August 11, 1907 in Grantsburg Indiana. Tents will be ample for all visitors as the event aims at conversion of sinners reclamation of backsliders and sanctification of believers. Workers include G W Grosshart Evansville and Earl Harding Shoals. For more information contact J R Yates President and Pearl Denbo Secretary Grantsburg Indiana.
E C Braxton announces a regular Paoli to English stage leaving Paoli at 6:00 a.m. and from English at 12:30 p.m. daily except Sundays, effective July 1.
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