Weather Forecast for Goshen Democrat Page
Fair tonight and probably Sunday. Cautious of colder conditions in the extreme north portion Sunday.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
5
Fair tonight and probably Sunday. Cautious of colder conditions in the extreme north portion Sunday.
A wife and cook laments the loss of dark brown sugar once common for molasses treats. She recalls a time with diverse brown sugars and says today’s light brown sugar cannot replicate the rich, old fashioned flavor of childhood. She notes storekeepers misrepresenting their varieties and hopes persist for real dark sugar.
The article notes over 100 military prisoners on Governors Island live with distinct rules. Time is measured in broom periods rather than days or months, prisoners police grounds, and short-term inmates perform duties. Salutes and naming conventions differ, with prisoners addressed by number on their clothing.
Gyer tells Myer to visit a nearby bottling establishment to bottle up his wrath. The exchange ends with a playful jab as McConahay mantle echoes.
A roundup of visitors and movements including A R Gawthrop from Milford J E Armstrong from Leesburg and Mrs Dean Vail from Elkheart. Moves include Mr and Mrs Adam Tully relocating from a North Manchester area. Also mentions visits by Mrs H Albright Nellie Beane and Mrs C O Dobson attending events in town and at South Bend. A Y M C A official Jaqua of Indianapolis spoke at Goshen College before returning home.
Byron E. Russell announces a public sale of livestock farming implements and household goods on the Benjamin Swinehart farm south of Sugar Grove schoolhouse. Also details include a missing lady's watch found between Jefferson theatre and American Register factory with initials M. and a care notice. Mrs. Haddix and Mrs. Stuart travel notes and a Warsaw visit referenced. The Smith Clark Co carpets and rugs ad closes the fragment.
A New York barber touts Parisian Sage for killing dandruff germs and curing hair disease. A Springfield Mass barber endorses it as the best hair restorer and an effective dandruff remover, urging other barbers to obtain it.
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