Two Little Tales About Boyhood Hats
A mother’s determination shapes a boyhood habit as a child misplaces his hat between Saturdays and Mondays. The tale recounts a years old practice and a decisive moment when the mother seeks to end the pattern.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
7
A mother’s determination shapes a boyhood habit as a child misplaces his hat between Saturdays and Mondays. The tale recounts a years old practice and a decisive moment when the mother seeks to end the pattern.
Mrs Hans Bjerre touts Cuticora and Cuticara Soap as key for infant health noting her sons stayed hearty and strong. She warns against delaying remedies and urges mothers to act quickly to prevent skin eruptions and teary schooldays. The passage includes childhood memories of hats and school embarrassment and a tale of friends refusing to appear vain.
A jumble of brief recalls and reports from Indiana towns. cattle losses near the river at Vincennes tied to fever rumors. John Gutherle recovering from illness. near Kokomo harvest hands scarce as Jessup's daughters help thresh. Fire horses flee a Richmond alarm. Greenfield residents lament outages. Greenfield concerts draw crowds.
On Atlantic City beach a photographer draws crowds as swimmers and sunbathers display bold attire and damp clothing. The scene features daring poses and lively crowds, with Ed Logsdon expected to arrive to document the spectacle and its participants.
The Huntington Journal published a communication that drew a Whig judge from the circuit court into a reflection on the editor’s dignity. The case centers on remarks deemed insulting to judicial authority.
A court demanded an apology from a writer described as a prominent baal hesa man after he refused to comply. The writer’s stance led to threats and eventual consent, though the accused stood by his position. A private detective later recovered a watch stolen from Mrs. Mary Steed of Elkhart seven years earlier, revealing the thief’s actions and connections to others.
A fragmented OCR style note references a phone contact and an office address, signaling a local notice or inquiry. It mentions a cost and a directive to send the item promptly, with names and precise details obscured in the unreadable text.
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