Diamonds Drive Demand and Signify Success
The passage argues that diamond prices rise yearly as supply lags demand. As prosperity grows, people seek elegance and refinement, increasing demand for diamonds. It claims diamonds express culture and success and that wearing diamonds signals success.
City Council Clashes Over Ordinances Amid Marion Ball Rush
The Monday night council meeting devolved into a near riot as President Haldeman rushed ordinances while Negley pressed a street renaming measure. Morarity and Negley clashed loudly over seating and procedure, ending with an ordinance on north eastern street names referred to committee. The page also notes current showings at the Grand, Park, and Empire theatres with performances from Fannie Rice Margaret Scott and the Masons, amid a snowstorm delay.
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Man Who Made First Artificial Leg Dies at 75
Deforest Douglass of Springfield Massachusetts, 75, pioneer in artificial limbs, died of heart disease after a 25 year government contract supplying legs. A cabinet maker by trade, he conceived the idea after seeing a one legged man and copied natural joints. he patented the device in 1860.
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Marion club election slate announced
The regulars posted a ticket for the upcoming Marion club election with nominees for President Thomas J. Carter First Vice-President Judge Leathers Second Vice-President L W Cooper Third Vice-President R B Tuttle Secretary Bert Uhl Treasurer T T A Wynne Directors D M Parry Nicholas M Harrison W K Gooper W U B Henderson F R Charleton Sergeant at Arms Harry Wallace The independents will publish their slate soon.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Camden Messenger
The Camden Messenger recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an excellent preventive for croup and effective for coughs and colds. The paper cites personal family use and urges readers with children to keep it at home as a safeguard. Distributed to druggists for purchase.
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