Fine View of Town From New Addition Announcement
The Gazette reports plans to open sale of 60 by 150 foot lots on the McCune farm north of Indiana White township near the new street car line. The elevated site offers a fine view of town, is close to schools churches and stores, and promises rapid growth with potential profits. Residents may propose names for the addition by mail. a committee will select a winner to receive a free lot.
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McCune Farm
White Township
Indiana
Care Evening Gazette
Emersons Advice on Veracity and Public Character
A compact reflection on Emerson urging honesty as the root of public character. He advises speaking as you think and being true to yourself while acknowledging the duty to repay debts in all forms.
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Emerson
Consolatory note on grace and beauty in poetry
A fragment reflects on elegance and restraint, praising how grace can enhance a woman’s appeal while suggesting a subtle critique of self-conscious display. The line hints at a balanced ideal of charm and tact in social behavior.
Child's Pretty Thought and Maine Secret Society Tale
A girl in a garden spots a butterfly and rushes to tell her mother. A Maine secret society reportedly held a ritual so gripping that it led to a mistaken burial of the wrong man recently.
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Mamran
Maine
Telline
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Value to Carpenter
The ad features W C Johnston of Eastview praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back pains and urinary trouble. He says the pills allowed him to work without pain after bending and lifting as a carpenter. Foster Milburne Buffalo NY sells them for 50 cents. use the brand name Doan's.
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Carpenter
Weat
Philadelphia Street
Eastview
Donn
Dean
Paine
Foster-Milburne
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Stuart Inspects Guard At Muddy Perkasie Camp
Governor Stuart appears as National Guard commander in chief at Camp Gass Perkasie Pennsylvania. He surveys ranks ankle deep in mud amid spectators while Brigadier General Schall greets him. Cavalry begins homeward march after review. death of Alfred P. Lewis shadows camp as field reports note weather and pest outlook in Minnesota wheat.
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Wades
First Brigade
Perkasie
Stuart
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Gass
Rivin
Schall
Alfred P. Lewis
Quakertown
Wayne board requires apology after hearing on student incident
After a hearing in Wayne New Jersey the board of education orders George Metcher to apologize to his teacher for speaking imputently to her. The incident involved a boy laughing when his cat was wounded by a slope thrown by another pupil.
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Wayne, N. J
Multiple Ohio and Pennsylvania news items in July dispatches
A long mixed wire of late July notes: Bayton and Miss Viola Minnish wed in a Hone Cage at a local amusement park in Sant Springfeld on July 12. Helen Mata of Medway dies at age three from pins. Lincoln Trust resumes operations after a three month halt amid capital concerns. Lawrence, a Kyle building specialist, shoots a mad dog near Teaventa. A farmer named Real dies by suicide in his home after a month in an asylum. Thaw heirs sell 1000 acres of coal to Mount Please and Coke Co. near Mount Pleasant for about two million. A scheduled Dave Barry vs Wille Filageralit fight near Toledo is canceled by state officials. Arthur Ferge in Commercial Point contracts a malady from a thorn wound. serum applied too late. Mrs Haven injured in a lightning stair accident. Miss McMillen’s will leaves 30 cents weekly to Tabby the cat. Urbana society girls plan a barefoot party in Now Castle. Daniel Onnell, an aged cripple, drowns in Shenango River. police nab him. Philadelphia holiday proclamation. Philadelphia stores close. Neill notes coal price rise to 4.73 per ton with wage class adjustments. Cleveland shipyard strike ends with reemployment after 10 days. Banks see bank depositor losses feared by Kail. Mason County workers consider compensation increases. national office voices doubt. Lauvienre Vet robbed by masked men in Uniontown. county wool prices reported steady as crop sales surge in Washington County.
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Springfeld
Helen
Jacob Mata
Medway
Philadelphia
Lincoln Trust Company
Ravenna
al Lawrence
Keith
Teaventa
Youngstown
Dayton
Tmogene McMillen
McMillen
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Castle
Daniel Onnell
Shenango River
Jack Eberle Allorne
Yoho Dunelled
McConnell
Tey
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