14 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
1
A compact recipe describes making a candy by boiling two cups sugar and one cup corn syrup in water, then adding beaten egg whites. Whisk five minutes until stiff, and drop by teaspoonfuls onto oiled paper to cool.
Reading snippets on biblical phrases and fairy lore contrasts with notes on Prussia’s vast forests and rising timber profits. The piece links ancient beliefs about witches to salt and fairs with modern data showing forest yields climbing from 1.58 to about 5 dollars per unit, while the global heat drought spurs the International Bureau of Agriculture to study weed weather.
An article discusses money making and saving as distinct from greed, urging industrious habits to avoid vice. It cites poverty, misfortune, and practical tips like threading a hair to mend fabric. The piece notes a Mohair skirt repair and mentions a marriage license issued to Sadie Smiley and Marshall Wogier of Barney.
Cecil de Mille writes and stages a lavish California themed show at B F Keith's with Leelie Leigh Billy Goal and a starry cast including Belle Reblyo Ton Edwards Whittakers Leipzing and Al Bevo in a program of music comedy magic and vivacious novelty acts complemented by modern views.
A promotional offer promises a free pocket note book and calendar for readers who send 4 one cent stamps to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC. The booklet includes 1912 and 1918 calendars, census data for the 600 largest cities, state population and area, electoral votes from 1908 and 1910, plus chapters on useful information and daily law points. The price listed is 25 rents at store.
Alaska reports copper output outrunning Tacoma smelter. German aviator Reeb killed in Breit fart Bavaria. Army supply shipments move from Oklahoma to Manila. It is decided the 1912 GOP and Democratic conventions will be held in Chicago.
A fragmented exchange mocks caution in speech and a minister's marriage. A speaker questions consent to a wife running for a fire position and jokes about a son sowing wild oats and rye, while a doctor notes a patient has not yet responded to treatment and has sent four bills.
A fragment warns that interfering with others or exposing secrets brings trouble. It urges keeping things to oneself, noting troubles are transient and comfort lies in not revealing that Gill is away. The piece reads as a caution about curiosity and privacy in a reflective, moral tone.
Many business men fail to advertise except during holidays. Continuous advertising brings greater personal gain and recognizes advertising as a year round asset. Seasonal campaigns may demand larger ads, but up to date businessmen publicize consistently and reap greater business impact.
The local post office reports increased Christmas package activity with parcels destined for distant points, often abroad, and says most are prepared three weeks ahead to ensure timely delivery. Officials urge early sending amid the holiday rush.
A movement to start a high school newspaper faces opposition over censorship and politics. Principals voice support for student expression while merchants pledge help, urging unity to back a project aimed at high standards and school pride.
Thanksgiving is over and Christmas rush approaches with merchants showcasing holiday goods in windows. Stores report large stock and a brisk brick holiday trade as shoppers begin early and expect heavy traffic both in and out of town this season.
A conversation shows a young man offering lifelong attentiveness while a girl weighs the idea of divorce and caution about trust. Townley contemplates moving to the country as a sportsman. A man hurries to catch a train while a domestic dispute unfolds and a burglary inquiry continues.
Articles of association were filed with the Secretary of State on Wednesday for the John and Robbina Co in Greeneborg Indiana. The firm is capitalized at 10000 dollars to buy and sell livestock remedies. Named are J E Roppins W H Robbing and Frank R Rovoine with Mrs Wilt McCoy of McCoys Sta Son wat shupper present.
A promotional notice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a laxative tonic that cures constipation. It offers a free sample by mailing name and address to Dr W B Caldwell at 402 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois, noting happy users across the country and urging permanent relief.
Jesse Patterson died at his home in Indianapolis on Wednesday December 6 after a brief illness from heart failure. He was 45 and a well known county figure, brother of Sheriff Nick Patterson, and a longtime locomotive engineer on the Big Four railroad. The Greensburg Lodge No. 86 F. and A. M. will conduct his funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from Noah Rogers residence at 710 North Frangise Street.
The annual meeting of the Aaso- Ofsted Onuritisa was held with many attendees and informal remarks urging greater member participation. The board thanks donors including Bue Kembla Lottie Gabrieve's class girls Mrs Rowe Riena Stevens and several others for liberal subscriptions not listed in the annual report.
A busybody gossip discussion precedes a report that R McConnell, a carpenter with many relatives in the city and county, was killed in the Prestolite concrete building collapse in Indianapolis. The Odd Fellows will conduct funeral services from the Laughlin residence on North Caever Friday at 3 o clock. Will Bitney of Barney was attending to business there Thursday.
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