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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
8
A collage of fashion observations notes baby names and adult trends, from the rise of Elizabeths and Jameses to the shift toward midlife marriage, plus Paris millinery shifts, hat regulations, hooded cloaks, cremation debates, and evolving dress styles across Europe with specific fabrics, colors, and silhouettes highlighted.
The New York Telegram quotes Mrs. Wingate Rice of Toledo opposing cremation, stating Americans especially women will never favor it and comparing sentiment to the French who object to burning their dead.
The Bedford Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn filled for Rev. Dr. Edward Young with a sermon urging balance between contemplation and service. He urged readers to seek morning scripture, prayer, and a sanctuary mindset, then descend to aid a suffering father and a sick boy, embodying Christ’s call to lift the lowlands with mountain-top ideals.
A Pittsburg Advocate reflection urges taking time for small courtesies and family, warning wealth and fame fail without a home and affection. It contends life is brief and Christ can touch us beyond any ledger or social record, urging living for eternity.
A compact, pointed note urges restraint and humility in regulating neighbors. It warns there is no guarantee of virtue or reward for meddling and cautions against airing failures publicly. The piece encourages perseverance without rash or aggressive responses.
News notes report Victoria Legislative Council approving a bill to empower women to vote in state elections. Other items include Mrs Josefa Osborn's will leaving 75000 to Ernest Lawford, Mrs Annie Yeamans turning 73 with rehearsals, Mrs Russell Sage gift of a stained glass window, Miss Alice Hollis regaining sight after 36 years, Dr Parkhurst on hats blocking views, and young author Helen Sharpe at age twelve. Also mention Supreme Court denial of Mrs Howard Gould's annual allowance and Astor family probate details.
Bolted water loses air and tastes insipid. Boil water, pour into sterilized quart bottles, cork and shake to re aerate. Do not mix with other water. Keep bottle refrigerated and use as needed.
Attorney David Blair operates from 656 Philadelphia Street Tadiana Pennsylvania with contact listed as phone og. This item notes his professional presence in the local legal landscape.
A report claims Luther Burbank developed a cactus with wide uses including canning, pickling, preserving, syrup making and fresh state products. Leaves could be eaten boiled, fried, or raw as salad. The source asserts three billion acres of unproductive land could yield this plant, critiquing the potential for a new trust.
The report notes Argentina is the only country worldwide to fund the National Council of Women with an annual appropriation of 12,900 dollars. This distinct government support highlights the council’s role in national social work.
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