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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
6
A profile of Prof. Munyon describing his philanthropic ethos and the Munyon medicine business. He funded funded research with top specialists, offered free diagnosis, distributed remedies nationwide, and guaranteed results with refunds. His Philadelphia address and affordable bottles are noted.
The article notes Marienbad as a fashionable summer retreat for English visitors now famed as the Mecca of the fat. It explains King Edward’s departure from Hamburg and his August presence in Marienbad Church Square, with waters praised by doctors for indulgent diners and those seeking aging changes.
The first attempts to raise ostriches in Australia began when Mr. Malcom brought 100 young birds from South Africa to South Australia in 1880. The 1881 South Australian law rewarded the first exhibitor of 250 ostriches with over 2,400 acres for farming. The South Australian Ostrich Company formed in 1886 with 75,000 capital, received land near Port Augusta, but has never paid a dividend despite 1,100 ostriches, all imported from South Africa.
Labor World outlines early union structure with miners carpenters painters and garment workers. It cites 65 000 Chinese and Las sar seamen on British vessels and notes union voting for a seventh vice president. It highlights wage cuts depleting ship owner unions and reports Britain’s first labor exchange setup for 1910.
A column condemns meddling women for two thirds of personal misunderstandings and domestic tragedies. It warns that meddling invites contempt from both sides and urges avoiding complaint. The piece highlights punctuality, and cites Mrs. Augusta Margner of New York who found value in converting worn rubber into a profitable venture after an overseas suggestion.
The Brooklyn sermon by Rev. L. O. Rotenbach on John 19 24 and I Corinthians 13 8 emphasizes love’s vision faith and sacrifice. He contrasts Jesus boundless compassion with Judas betrayal and notes how true love reveals human potential under divine guidance. The cross embodies Jesus life and self sacrifice guiding humanity toward fruiting vision and faith in God.
A compilation of drawn butter sauce preparation for fish and mutton with eggs, lemon, and capers, followed by reflections on female propriety and a tale of a woman lender expanding into large scale rubber trade from The Bookkeeper.
Advice on hosting and visiting etiquette about meal times. Do not linger past lunch or dinner hour without invitation, avoid delaying meals, and serve promptly to respect punctual guests and the hostess. The piece stresses not to disrupt kitchen plans or embarrass hosts with late arrivals.
A garbled fashion note describes long coats, wide neckpieces, and mutts, with tall braids and parape plantlog terms. It predicts hats, waning prize, and Paris wit trends, plus outdoorswear in browns leather and kable, fuller sleeves, velvet Dox collars, vivid colors fading to lustrous tones, and renewed shawl drape, embroidery, and turbans.
The Sunday School Review highlights Paul as the central figure across the quarter's lessons. It outlines key facets of his life and character, including calm courage, prudent judgment, courtesy, obedience, fearlessness, humility, love for countrymen, joy in faith, tact, and steadfastness to the end.
A Home Herald meditation urges worship beyond money, condemns church hypocrisy, and stresses prayer over bread. It warns that a cold church warms only when God’s fire burns in the preacher and that true gratitude comes without counting cash.
The text stresses Jesus sending a healed man to his own community to witness what was done for him. It emphasizes that those blessed must fulfill duties to their nearest friends and neighbors, within the small sphere of daily life, as part of a larger divine calling.
A devotional meditation on needing both the risen and returning Christ in daily life. The text invokes Christ as Lord, Master, Lover, and Giver guiding daily faith, hope, and love, urging personal salvation and inner renewal through intimate spiritual counsel.
Fragmented quotes reflect on self respect and foundering labor in a world of waning effort. Readers contrast personal duty with bureaucratic drudgery and talk of social unrest amid rising discontent.
Reports describe French industrial stocks as buoyant while noting visas and international friction. Meanwhile Benelux officials protest Congo maladmini stration, and the Knickerbocker Trust settlement reaches 500 000 dollars. Roosevelt and son brag about elephant hunts, a Brooklyn fugitive reappears, and U S actions touch Nicaragua and Portugal through policy proposals and court decisions.
Fragmented briefs report James TR Deene’s ballot from Wayland a failed campaign. Mentions Canadian football interest, Michigan captaincy for 1910, Tolamon field stakeholding, Welsh and Summers results, weight championship in Baglin, and proposed game matches with Harvard Princeton and New York Caney. Scattered notes on football rules revision and other sports chatter.
Fragmentary text appears garbled. readable words reference a public or legal notice, with unclear names and dates. Context hints at an official action or condition, but details are not discernible enough to specify entities or outcomes. The record preserves the fragmentary gist without asserting specifics.
Massachusetts conducts systematic roadside tree planting with fifteen thousand trees now established over a few years, aiming to green former barren stretches and improve roadside appeal.
A complex New York civil action involves prominent names as government officials and legal advisers. The case centers on disputed figures and alleged conflicts of interest, with hearings and filings signaling a high stakes dispute amid broader economic concerns.
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