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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
Passenger trains Nos 2 and 3 do not stop at English station. Effective Sunday February 21 1900. Agent O D Longest notes timetable changes with morning and evening departures listed for WestcheSt No 4 3tacm 10 30 a m No 19 45 pm No 8 5 00 pm No 2 11 53 pm.
The News reports growing interest in its piano contest with Miss True Jenkins of Union township and Miss Lara Jenkins of Jennings township leading. Changes are expected soon and the outcome may surprise those who have not joined the campaign. Contestants are urged to participate or risk missing the piano and other valuable prizes.
The Salem Republican Leader notes growing district support for Bert Thurman of the New Albany Tribune as potential district chairman. Thurman, Floyd county chair, is praised for leadership, organization skill, and harmony within the party.
A leading insurer proclaims rising trade mood and predicts prosperity by year end. It notes reforms during downturn, urges sharing the outlook with friends, and announces the Big Soldiers Reunion in English with dates August 25 14 20 21. Office trends show girls replacing boys in clerical work amid changing attitudes.
A collection of maxims advising restraint and prudence. Avoid punishing enemies at once, avoid meddling in others affairs, and practice patience. Emphasizes tempering actions with wisdom and maintaining composure in daily pursuits.
Advertisement text asserts burdock blood bitters build up sound health and keep you well, contrasting a healthy man as king with an unhealthy man as unhappy slave.
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