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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
4
A large crowd in Rockville waited for William Jennings Bryan after a Missouri mishap delayed the train he rode to the city. The Great Commoner arrived the next day, drawing the biggest crowd yet seen at such an event.
The two foot five inch cigar from the Lingayan district of the Philippine islands arrives with Prof E E Eubank and will be donated to William Jewell College museum in Liberty Missouri. It is a family cigar hung by cords and smoked by members in rotation, not a local freak.
A banqueting exchange features Blinks declining to read Boogem's speech, preferring to wait until reporters craft a polished version the next morning. The dialogue hints at media timing and newsroom shaping of statements.
Real estate transfers filed in Fountain County include multiple Lot and tract sales from Covington Veedersburg Hillsboro Kingman Mellott and Rices Station. Transactions list buyers sellers property descriptions and amounts from 1 to 12150 dollars with several parcels in Covington and Veedersburg noted.
The article explains a vast flat region in northern Minnesota where waters split between Hudson Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. It notes headwaters of the Mississippi and lakes draining to both sides via Red and Rainy rivers, making the boundary between Hudson Bay and Mississippi basins indefinite and deserving joint consideration of their water supplies and uses.
A humorous note from a 19th century column describes Smith stuck in a hole because he cannot find an opening. The line pairs reflect quirky wordplay and social wit of the era.
A lively exchange highlights a daughter’s singing talent as observers praise her voice and confidence. The moment captures a supportive, admiring crowd noting her bold presence and public performance.
In a brief exchange at the church, Marjorie claims to have acolytes while Little Mabel retorts their church has electric lights, revealing a playful contrast in their congregations.
An old proverb notes optimism helps a man handle events, while a wry counterpoint adds that accident insurance serves the same purpose. The quip reflects practical attitudes toward misfortune and preparation.
A dialogue contrasts a claim of possessing all English literature gems with a remark that the gems remain uncut. The exchange frames value in terms of literary riches and imperfection.
Mrs Curtis Aber of Crawfordsville spent Friday as a guest in the home of John Hughes and his family, sharing an informal visit and hospitality during the day.
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