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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
5
A vintage advertisement promotes Nyal’s Hot Springs Blood Remedy as a blood purifier that cleanses impurities and improves oxygen delivery. It claims to aid impure blood, boils, pimples, rheumatism, malaria, eczema and other blood and skin diseases. Priced at $1.00.
A local notice proclaims the Kingman Bakery offers the best line of cakes in town. The bakery is highlighted as a top source for varied cakes and sweet treats in the community.
The article argues towns prosper through organized commercial development. It contrasts thriving towns with those lacking such effort, asserting that modern growth hinges on a well organized commercial organization and active community initiatives.
J. M. Cory traveled to Olive Branch Illinois on Saturday to help his son in law W. I. Rabb prepare for a move to a nearby farm. Mr and Mrs Ancel Cox of Syracuse Indiana are visiting relatives and friends in the area for ten days.
The state fire marshal plans a bulletin detailing monthly fire drills for all Indiana schools and rules for safe exits. It cites enforcement by local chiefs, township trustees, and school staff, plus special attention to winter fire escapes and staggered pupil departures to improve safety.
Real estate transfers filed for record in Fountain County include numerous lot and land transfers. Transactions feature SV Wells and wf acquiring blocks in Covington, John W. Frazier and Her bert Ellis adds in Hillsboro, and combined deals in Attica and Veedersburg. Notable amounts include 225000 for a 20A Rich land tract and 146000 for a Cain township frac transfer.
The Danville union musicians refuse to allow a non union regimental band to participate in the two state encampment organized by the Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias in August. They placed the management on a union blacklist and the dispute stirs strong feeling across both states.
Miss Byrrl Sloan spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives near Tangir Robinson and Reath where a store offers fresh lard.
All white mourning attire replaces black with white net veils and crepe gowns. Designs include white crepe negligees with wide reverses and short-pointed trains, chiffon or crepe de chine tucked dresses, and cloaks matching the gown fabric. White crepe waists trimmed with silk buttonholes offer ready to wear options, praised for beauty and practicality yet costly.
The Misses Bertha Shoaf Cecil Moore and Flossie Fine with Messrs Lem Pithead Ralph Keefer and Clark Jones spent last Sunday at Sugar creek. Audrey Jones was seen hurrying west seeking another Library agreement.
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