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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
5
S. Z. Scott made a business trip to Kokomo Thursday. Robert Betts and family spent Thursday in Kokomo. Mrs. Joe Thomas and Miss Cora Burrows were Kokomo visitors Friday. G. W. Davis and wife will be home from the Soldiers Home at Lafayette to spend Christmas.
Mrs Blanch Tidrick is working in the Haseltine store in Kokomo. The note places her employment at that shop in the local business scene.
A short Atlantic Monthly excerpt argues that growth of mind and feelings depends on constant personal love from mothers. It notes that even experienced caretakers cannot replace a mother's unique care for many children and that social instincts require ongoing personal attention.
The Queen Esther Circle met at Charles Barnhart’s home for a social evening of music and games. A Christmas tree and gifts were shared with a later donation to a needy family, followed by refreshments and remarks on upcoming box packing led by Miss Fanny McConnell.
Cal Wininger is employed at Norwood and Wm Johnson visited Kokomo Friday. A new floor is being laid on the bridge over Deer Creek. George Sparling works first shift at the Pennsylvania station. Furniture sale offers solid oak beds Morris chairs dressers and oak side boards with discounts through December 25th. Joan Tuomas.
A new London museum at Kensington Palace gathers thousands of antiquities to illuminate ancient, domestic, and public life in London. The collection spans stone to bronze ages with Roman items revealing daily life, including shoes and a Roman sandal from central London. Tudor caps, porcelain, silver, costumes, and a Roman galley with coins enrich the displays.
Mrs Lydia B R Tague discusses the anti suffrage movement calling women fighters on their own battlefields. She cites Mrs Humphry Ward and other leaders claiming women cannot vote because they are not soldiers, and argues women fight for every life added to the world.
In a street car discussion Jinks claims science proves the world has four corners. Blinks cautions against loud talk, joking a magnate might try to corner all corners.
A local observer claims he alone dared to criticize the borer exhibit at the recent event, while others described his remark as a timid or lacking boldness. The exchange highlights community reactions to the display and the courage required to voice dissent.
A local piano shop promotes reliable up-to-date instruments and easy terms for customers short on cash. The prompt highlights selling available pianos on the floor and invites buyers to use their notes to purchase.
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