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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
7
Local brief notes a Monday filing of Laura Keeley versus Milton R Keeley for divorce. Also mentions Miss Braden returning home, social visits, theatre and church events, and small-town notices including a cattle shipment, a $13 theft, and community meetings.
Mrs. Rebecca Braden Miers aged seventy seven died at her son Herschel’s home two miles west of Adame at six yesterday morning. Born in Clay township in 1834 she married John L. Miers in 1852 who died two years ago. Survived by sons William H. and Herschel and daughter Mrs Edward Ford plus sisters Mrs Mahala Ewing and Mrs Permelia Lawson. Niece of Mrs Mary Ann Donnell who is to be buried today. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
Mr. Luigi Villari notes contrast in Italian cities where the poor live in garrets and cellars within same palaces as wealthy residents. High class Italians tolerate living above shops, creating sharp social visibility between wealth and poverty.
A humorous Japan invitation promises modest meals yet yields a refined visit with a beautiful house and gracious manners. The article also notes metal casting differences with iron expanding on solidification, while gold and silver contract and are less suitable for casting.
A town experienced a minor upheaval as a troublesome domestic caused chaos at home. The mistress calmly called up to the servant at the stairs asking what she was doing, highlighting the domestic's pattern of property damage.
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