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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
6
The lead statement emphasizes a focus on high quality paint items that cover well and endure longer. It notes exclusive handling, suggesting a specialty or premium selection. The message positions the core products as superior, designed for thorough coverage and durability.
The nickel reception at the Methodist Episcopal church occurs Friday afternoon June 13 hosted by Mrs H K House and Mrs A A Brundige at the former's home. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church is hosted by Mrs E P Ormond Mrs R Miller and Miss Alice Fish at the mansion Friday at 2 30 pm. Leader for the afternoon is Mrs Jo Fetter Roll call topic Prayer. cordial invitation to all ladies of the church and congregation. Mrs E W Ertiwirz Secretary.
Brimfield resident J Y Weaver visited the city while Jacob Keller traveled to Churubusco and Columbia City. Several locals returned home from Cleveland and Chicago, and visitors included Arthur Maggert, W W Martin of Ligonier, and Ralph Barr from Ann Arbor. Obituary: David Carpenter, born 1825 in Middleburg New York, died June 9 1902 in Kendallville at age 77. funeral held June 11 at his son E H Carpenter’s home.
In Harpers Crossroads Abe counsels Widow Hobson amid her breach of promise fears. Lem Johnson, entangled with a schoolteacher, faces a possible shotgun or horsewhip after flirting. Abe suggests marriage talk with the widow to end the trouble, and Lem hurriedly plans to flee to the Corners.
A fragment from a courtroom scene features a speaker invoking a proverb about a bird in the bush and a judge excusing a prisoner. Dialogue includes Mortification Bleeker and Baxter discussing summer plans and a wife’s travel choices in a hurried, clipped newspaper style.
In a quip from a Philadelphia North American column a speaker asks how to tell Maud from her twin sister. The reply is simple and pragmatic: assume it is Maud and proceed. The remark contrasts social guessing with a sardonic line about ritual’s colors not masking moral corruption.
The Baldwin pianos to be used at the concert are exceptionally fine. Mrs Spa DeVor e urges attendance and notes the event. Various local ads mention rooms for rent, kidney remedies, and job notices.
Mitchell street resident L D Whitford reports relief from fatigue loss of appetite and nerves after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills sold for 50 cents a box. He endorses the pills and notes the manufacturer's portrait and signature on every package available at A R Otis's drug store.
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