21 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
1
An old Connersville Examiner snippet invites patrons to the Niswander sisters at their East Mitchell Street home to sample Aeaelen. The ad promotes Madison Medicine Co. Rocky Mountain Tea sold by G H Lohman Co with a caution about March weather and a humorous note about coats and robins.
Shoes protect feet from injury and cold while also serving as ornaments. The text invites readers to examine a offered line, promising a shoe for every need.
Republican editors argue The Journal should not endorse or tell readers whom to vote for preferring independent thinking. The piece cites auditor Hart on Loyal Life Insurance, praises youth gatherings at Walters home, and notes a wedding and residence plans for Mr and Mrs Baumgartner in the city.
A letter from Dr. N Hurty, secretary of the Indiana state board of health, urges universal vaccination and revaccination to stop smallpox. He cites limited state funds and political constraints but stresses vaccination as protection for those exposed. The note also recalls other items on health, politics, and local events with brief mentions of Auburn Dispatch and South Bend rally.
Hon. C. H. Landis of Delphi was renominated by acclamation by the Ninth district Republicans at Kokomo. Debate arose over credentials with a Hamilton county report urging nine delegates seated from one township. The convention adopted the report, triggering a withdrawal of Hamilton delegates and continued contention.
Local ads announce millinery openings at Mrs. Langs and Mrs. Long with new spring stock at George Lang, Mrs. Cording, and George Long. Democrats to nominate Auburn city ticket March 28 and county officers April 5. Easter openings March 21-22 by Demorest and Wherley. A man was killed by a Lake Shore train near Otis. Real estate listings and sales via Louis Geering highlight opportunities in Angola and surrounding towns.
A fragmentary line hints at themes of action versus existence and collective resolve. The readable text suggests a motivational appeal urging concrete doing rather than idle being, echoing through a community or group.
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