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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
7
The piece warns the laboring man about the evils of credit temptations that trap households in debt. It describes how borrowing for status leads to crushing interest, sale of property, and destitution. It notes Attica's National Car Coupler plant auction after Christmas and urges buyers to inspect affordable coal oil engines from P. G. Smith. Al Pickett moves to Crawfordsville. Mark Inlow visits Covington.
The State Board of Forestry offers four prizes to encourage shade tree study. Prizes total 2000 dollars for a country graded school, 1000 dollars to top essay from each of the 7th grades, 20 dollars to high schools, 1000 dollars for freshman and sophomore essays, and 1000 dollars for juniors and seniors. Essays inked and under 1500 words mailed by Sept 17 1913 to the Secretary of State Board of Forestry Indianapolis Indiana.
A catalog style list enumerates various apparel and accessory items such as brooches aviation caps coats and coats including plush and chinchilla fabrics. It notes laces ribbons corsets underwear and related adornments alongside other garment terms.
The late Governor Russell of Massachusetts urged young men to pursue making a life over merely making a living. He argued that true fulfillment lies in altruism and character, not in wealth, warning that wealth obsesses one to neglect higher self-development and real happiness.
A brief community note reflects on societal growth and quotes a sentiment about making a life. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Jas Woody of Danville Illinois visiting relatives, and Hallie Swaim arriving from near Tangier.
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