Goshen Daily Democrat Publisher in Indiana
Local newspaper note indicating Jos A Beane serves as publisher for the Goshen Daily Democrat in Indiana. No further event details or dates provided in the fragment.
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15 Aug 1901
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Goshen Daily Democrat in Goshen, Indiana
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
1
Left Alone A Mother's Treasure After A Daughter's Wedding
A Philadelphia Ledger poem by Clifton Bingham laments a mother left alone as her daughter becomes a bride. The verses describe treasured mementos, tears, and prayers, recalling a mother's enduring love and the bittersweet passage from child to spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Bingham
Philadelphia Ledger
Tribulations of a Triplet in Northville High
The Stone triplets at Northville High School baffle teachers with identical looks and divergent personalities. Adelaide proud of the tie, Adeline indifferent, Adalette exhausted by being one third of a trio plots private change. Adalette secretly crafts own gown and wig, earns solo graduation standing, and is praised for individuality, ending the trio’s shared fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northville High School
Cora Brook
Bradley
Miss Brown
Mrs. Stone
Ada Ropers
Adelaide Rogers Stone
Adeline Rogers Stone
Adalette Rogers Stone
Adelaide
Adeline
Adelette
Assu
Jerusha
Samantha
Adeletta
Aunt Clarriet
Grandma
Adalette
Johnnie
Harriet
Adaline
Aunt Harriet
Aunt Starriet
Sarah Stone
Misses Stone
Household Cash Book Climaxed by Penny Perfect Balance
A Chicago Post anecdote features a wife who keeps a precise cash book and, when off by a dollar and 15 cents, prompts her husband to rebalance. He verifies and refunds the discrepancy, ensuring the account always balances. The neighbor learns this is how the couple maintains exact records and quiets his own disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Gentle Gift Affects Street Corner Organ Grinder Scene
An elderly woman pauses for her car and watches a young Italian organ grinder. She drops a ten cent piece and is repaid with a bright smile. He explains his steadiness comes from the clockwork in the monkey and the art of timing, calling himself the true artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panka
Stolid Witness Holds Back Answers in Philadelphia Record
The prosecution lawyer questions a stolid witness for half an hour without a favorable reply. Asked for his occupation, the man says he works in a bureau of information, prompting the attorney to abandon the line of questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Information
Philadelphia
Dreyfus Tale Sparks a Tense Passenger Parade
A well dressed man seeks revenge in a carriage against a patrician maiden while an elderly Frenchman delights in discussing Captain Dreyfus. The exchange spirals from heated debate to comic misrecognition as the Frenchman insists on the Dreyfus tale, and the young man coolly distances himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Capt. Dreyfus
Dreyfus
France
Jis Sacre Nincompoop
Electrified Eggs and Lightning Struck Kitchen Tale
A Marl borough man, Horton, survived a lightning strike while cooking eggs amid reports that the eggs were electrified. Doctors treated a two week struggle as Horton felt constant shocks from stray electricity while his watch refused to run. Neighbors quipped about shocks and magnets as physicians explained the strange episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billig
Frank Worton
Marlborough
Fishkill Landing
New York World
Horton
Importance of Hair According to Uncle Jasper
Uncle Jasper recounts Hank Ridley's hair loss and beard growth, arguing hair on the head or face signals social and career change. He notes Hank rose from $40 a month railroad clerk to general manager, asserting hair impact on perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jasper
Hank Ridley
Hank
Hull County
St. Louis Republic
The Rehearsed Wedding Artistic Recital
A Detroit Journal critique describes a wedding performance as an artistic success. The bride shows notable talent and technical accuracy amid stage nerves. The groom errs by rising early, corrected by the prompter. minor roles, however, are well handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
It Pays to Read Newspapers
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered severe kidney disease and limited mobility. After trying Doctors' treatment he read about Dodd's Kidney Pills in a newspaper and used two boxes, recovering to full work capacity and strength. His says this is the most wonderful case in Chippewa County and the remedy is producing miraculous cures in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Notre Dame Offers Broad College Courses and Free Rooms
Full courses in classics, letters, economics and history, journalism, art, science, pharmacy, law, civil, mechanical and electrical engineering, architecture and preparatory studies. Rooms free to eligible students. rental rooms with moderate charges for those over seventeen. Ecclesiastical state candidates at special rates. St Edward's Hall hosts younger students with advanced facilities. Seventh year opens September 16 1901. Catalogues free from Rev A Morrissey C S C President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Edward's Hall
A. Morrissey
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