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Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

4

Local Notes and Political Nods in Beaver Township

Beaver township reports several illnesses including W. D. Street with dropay and heart failure, Mrs. Mike Hooker liver trouble, and Tillie Hintz grip. J L Peetz of Indianapolis visits Franceaville. he seeks the State Statistician job on the Republican ticket. Purdue to supply farmers with free corn oats cowpeas Foy beans varieties for cooperative tests in Indiana.

L. C. Logan Gillam Cecil Culp Beaver Township W. D. Street Mike Hooker Tillie Hintz J. L. Peetz Indianapolis Franceaville Bureau of Statistics Washington City Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station Indiana

The Secret of Happiness Is Inside Your Heart

The text argues that happiness comes from inner state, not wealth or travel. It warns against constant comparison with others and chasing dreams of elsewhere. True happiness is a mindset, not fortune or possessions.

Miserliness and a dead woman’s fortune tale

An undertaker urges not to hoard money and recalls a Lewiston Journal tale. An elderly woman saved $5000 for a lifetime but died with none left for comfort. Her heir spent it on funeral costs, hacks, a monument, and gifts, then squandered every dollar within six months. The story questions the value of saving at the expense of living.

Middle Atlantic Lewiston

Bookworms and historic punishments in old quips

A collection of short excerpts discusses bookworms as mere insects harming volumes less dramatically than legend suggests. It notes American bindings resist borers, European libraries suffer from borers and ants, plus a Dur hem knocker relic of sanctuary and a humorous Victorian cartoon exchange about a patient tongue.

Europe St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Scotsmen in kilts ups a London writer’s Edinburgh visit

A London Tatler writer in Edinburgh notes the absence of kilts among Scotsmen and jokes that many locals are falsely seen as Highland chiefs. He describes encounters with a postal worker in London and a Perthshire man who remains silent, highlighting Scotland’s famed reserve and humor.

London Tatler Edinburgh Edinbs Queen City The Forth Cormuck Hodgins Lothbury Avenue London Scotland Frederic Street Donald Perthshire Jamaica

Old Glory origin traced to Captain Driver and his flag

The article recounts how the term Old Glory for the American flag originated with Captain Driver of the bark Charles Doggett. It details the flag’s gift in 1831, its travels to the southern Pacific, Nashville residence, wartime use, and preservation by the Essex Institute after Driver’s death.

Wilfiun Kriver Charles Dogcett Driver Southern Pacific South Seas Nashville Tenn Nasville Ohio Capitol Essex Institute Salem Kansas City Journal

Peanut Meal Bread Gains Note for Diet in Spain

The article discusses peanut meal as a staple for the poor in Spain. Bread made from peanut meal is light and porous but reportedly has an unpleasant poppylike taste. Rye bread with 25 percent peanut meal resembles ordinary rye in appearance and is more nutritious. Skim milk cheese is noted as a comparable source of nitrogenous matter.

Spain

All Alike Visitor In Country Village

A village exchange quotes a playful debate on selecting a man to lead. A villager laments the lack of a truly clever candidate, while Meg Gendorfer Blatter notes a curious aside about a bar of lead cooling to three hundred degrees below zero emitting a musical tone.

Meggendorfer

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Jentz Political Information Bureau Schuyler Emrick White Post Township Joseph Fox Francesville John Hoch Fred Ginder Monroe Andy Phillipson Franklin Aren Ld Burget & Sons R. Brenneman & Son India Geo. Pugh Pulaski County J. A. Clark Salem Township State Bank Drs Sharrer Physicians and Surgeons Houns IF. UL J. C.sharrer Main St Caleb W. Barker Attroney and Counsel-at-Law Rea Winamac F. A. Hollett Abs Whitaker L. Beesley Cashier Bank Examiner Soli Francegville IND Mullins & Hepp Yuourseif Sat Alkires Alkire & Son R. T. Alkire & Son Clark’s H.O. Jentz’s Richaand Pratt Grieger England Durham London Spectator Pearson’s Weekly John Allen Mme Nordica Maine Ile John Cleveland
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