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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1900
Page
6
A fragmentary notice describes the display of Brünhilda under resplendent skies. The text hints at a ceremonial or symbolic role change related to a crowning or high status amid aerial imagery and public attention. The readable words suggest a historic or ceremonial context without full details.
Amedee Verdavin, urged by his wife to run for office, canvassed 17 parishes amid storms and ridicule. He spent three quarters of his fortune on troops of organizers and grandiose promises, only to be declared elected by fraud and then unseated by a later assembly vote. Verdavin collapses in the chamber as his wife contemplates action to protect her estate.
A wealthy individual pledges to dedicate nearly all his fortune to charitable works sparking wide discussion. While praised, critics note many groups do similar good. The advertisement highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long established remedy for digestion and general health, urging demand and proper labeling.
The text blends anecdotes on Maya bow use and a Lacondon chief shooting a man from a tree, plus health ads for Cascarbets and Grain-O, railroad excursion fares to North Manchester, Tyrolean epitaphs, a coffee substitute endorsement, a property notice, and a school elevator crowding scheme.
A Washington woman well known in diplomatic circles recalls a whist game with Senator Blank. When asked if she knows him, she asserts their mutual recognition and claims he will never forget her after she trumped his ace in a past partnership.
An unwilling juror tells the judge he cannot serve due to fear of causing a new trial. He argues he would disagree with others to avoid wasteful expenses, prompting the judge to excus e him. This exchange is noted in Tit-Bits as a brief court-room moment.
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