Special April Sales at McDermond Dry Goods
J. Frank McDermond announces special April sales across dry goods ready to wear clothing shoes carpets furniture pianos queens ware stoves sewing machines aimed at every shopper in town.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
8
J. Frank McDermond announces special April sales across dry goods ready to wear clothing shoes carpets furniture pianos queens ware stoves sewing machines aimed at every shopper in town.
John Keller and his daughter Stella traveled from Judson to visit relatives. The piece notes their journey and mentions a sale of ice, labeled Robinson & Reath, followed by rain the next day.
Article outlines duck feeding strategies emphasizing mixed grain with cooked vegetables over whole grain, advises soaking corn, cooking oats and wheat, and avoiding gummy mash. Stresses constant grit near feed, use of oyster shell and coal cinders, and abundant green fodder, especially rye, with winter housing and bedding guidance.
Cosmo Hamilton, an Inglish writer, discusses eugenics in New York. He cites an old Roman who invented the phrase where the shoe pinches to illustrate how couples may conceal faults, noting the shoe may seem fine yet pinches the wearer unnoticed.
A satirical piece mocks belief in ordeal by poison, arguing that only bad people have stomachs and that the spirit of evil dwells in the stomach. It notes the supposed logic from African tribes and applies it to identify who should be subjected to such tests, highlighting moral judgment and folly.
A reporter asked a contestant what character she portrayed. She replied Helen of Troy, while the observer quipped that he mistook her for Helen of Avoidupois due to her stout figure. The exchange appears in the Pittsburgh Chronicl Telegraph.
A supporter vents frustration after aiding Senator Hamfatt for eighteen years and funding his campaign. With Hamfatt defeated, the supporter demands resignation to secure a short fifteen day Senate tenure.
In a casual exchange Mrs Goodsole asks about her husband’s view on militant suf fragists. Mrs Vick Senn says she has not told him yet and does not know his thoughts.
Quote from Life magazine depicting a beggar asking for ten cents for a night's lodging and a philanthropist offering five cents if the other five are raised. The anecdote illustrates a small moral exchange over aid.
A Knicker-A judge rules a woman should not spend more on clothes than on rent. Mrs Knicker-Well responds that the household will have to pay a larger rent to comply.
Detroit Free Press reports a employer dismissed a new maid after a dispute over shared social nights. The employer cited the maid's insistence on matching the wife’s nights out, leading to termination.
Fountain County faces widespread flooding and officials urge all residents to boil any water used for drinking. The directive covers public supplies and wells, stressing continued boiling until water is proven safe, to prevent typhoid and diarrheal outbreaks, says County Health Commissioner C C Wert M D.
Alla L Whitehall transfers to Mary E Brown for 4500. Mary E Robbins and husband transfer to Geo Warbritton lot 159 G and C addition Attica for 900. L M Green and wife transfer to Rufus E Epperson lot 21H addition Attica for 1000. R C Brier and wife transfer to H F Ross and wife lot 110R P addition Attica for 2000. Sarah Cuppy and husband transfer to Daniel Keller et al fraction Kingman for 700.
Transactions list multiple transfers including Thomas Brown to Alla L Whitehall lot 215 G add Attica for 4000.09. Jacob H Myers to Eliza B VanHuss 40 A Jackson. Jacob H Myers to Eli D Myers 40 A Jackson tp Estate. Jacob H Myers to Clara M Clark 40 A Jackson tp Estate.
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