Indiana News Briefs Featuring J. A. Beane Publisher
Indianapolis reporting notes J A Beane publisher at Shen Daily Democrat in Indiana. Local item outlines publication leadership and regional press context.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
1
Indianapolis reporting notes J A Beane publisher at Shen Daily Democrat in Indiana. Local item outlines publication leadership and regional press context.
A heartfelt father’s moonlit verse comforts a child as the speaker vows a final kiss good night. The piece blends intimate imagery with protective wishes, ending with a blessing for safety and joy as sleep closes the day.
A hunted caretaker in a cursed outpost faces a looming menace as a haunted musician boy spirals into fear. Granger arrives too late to save Dutton and the narrator, who near-fall under a hypnotic violin lure, ends with Dutton recovering his lover and the survivor fleeing the hellish setting to find peace.
Navy officials consider sending Buazards Bay submarines to the Far East under their own power with Castine as a parent ship. The voyage would resemble the New York to Norfolk run, with crews sleeping in cramped quarters, facing cold, limited heating, and relying on tenders for meals and rest. Submerged operations require precise balancing, battery charging, and gas engine care, with long days that demand skilled machinists, electricians, and seamen gunners.
Weimar selected as the site to build a national theater focusing on contemporary plays with merit. The project aims to create a Bayreuth of the drama, paralleling Bayreuth’s role in music, and the young grand duke of Weimar supports the effort.
In a public luncheon amid provincial surroundings the magnate extols travel and the scenery around Lake Geneva. A cultured neighbor interjects in a muffled whisper calling the two places a phon y mous and the exchange hints at a broader dispute over claims of authenticity.
John McGraw plans a large Giants bench for 1909 with about 40 players on the roster from purchases drafts and reclaimings. Pitching staff attention expected while backstops Bresnahan and Needham gain options. Outfield speculation centers on left field where new prospects and recalls may fill vacancies including Devore Earley Meyers and other candidates.
Jack Meyers a full blooded Indian from St Paul is purchased by Manager McGraw for the New York Giants for next season. He starred with Butte in the Northwestern league last spring and was later bought by St Paul. Meyers has a strong arm is a solid hitter and watches the bases closely. He weighs over 200 pounds when fit.
Notes on Jack Coombs switching to outfield and his power hitting. Lox Seybold confident his injured leg will recover for 1909. Sam Crawford touted as natural hitter across majors. Fred Lake could win 1909 Boston Red Sox manager job. Southern critics expect Speak er of Little Rock to replace a Boston outfielder. Schweitzer of St Louis among few class D talents rising to majors. Case Patten has left baseball. Creiger catching. Cy Young claims 26 percent more effective. Spitball abolition could push many twirlers to minor leagues.
A review of sleeveless coats as practical and becoming evening wear trends. The illustration features a white cloth hid satin trim coat with La France rose pattern, trimmed with filet applique over pink lining. It notes compatible fabrics, pale color schemes, and versatile styling for maid or matron.
The article notes a two-skirt approach with one coat, common for budget fashion. It explains matching broadcloth or worsted skirts to a coat, with a formal long skirt in black satin when the outer garment is black trimmed. This creates a two-in-one outfit without a makeshift look.
The article notes skin is a rapid indicator of health. It stresses that blotchy skin signals deeper causes and demands skilled treatment. Overeating, polluted air, poor sleep, lack of exercise, nervous strain, and strong emotions all affect the complexion.
Hair loss from brushing is linked to scalp health and needs careful treatment. Avoid excessive brushing and sun exposure especially on non blonde hair, and prevent rough styling. Gray hair demands extra care to prevent yellowish tones and keep a dignified, pure gray appearance.
The ordinary laundry bag is plain and unattractive. A prettier bag features a turn-over flap with floral design or "laundry bag" text, a hem-stitched frill, ribbons, and a suspending loop for display. Size varies by amount of linen to be cleaned.
Practical recommendations on digestion and wellness include exercise to cure sleeplessness, easily digested foods for stomach comfort, and breathing exercises to improve lung capacity. It suggests drinking cold water before bed and hot water in the morning, plus a bath additive of alcohol ammonia and lavender oil for softening skin.
The piece outlines a young boy’s evening wear described as a “gilani of fashion” and “mold of form.” It includes long trousers, a waist-length coat, a lay-down linen collar, and a small white waistcoat in a festive style, matching an outfit worn by another boy.
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