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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
2
An editorial note from a Western hotel men convention in Kansas City argues veal removal from menus could boost calf-to-beef production. It contends slaughter of calves lowers future cattle and food supply, urging nationwide cattle growth and rebalancing of diets. It also notes veal’s limited dietary value.
The New York Herald warns that out of town banks paying interest entice idle funds to New York. This fuels unwholesome speculation, stock manipulation, and panic when funds withdraw. Calls rise to end out-of-town deposit interest to curb cycles of liquidation and market distress.
A New York man seeks legal separation because his wife has not spoken to him in eleven years. The case highlights marital strain and communication breakdown as a basis for separation.
A lighthearted note suggests a $5,000 dog weighing three and a quarter pounds would miss running down fleas. It adds a tip that those unable to grow side whiskers can buy a muffier for 50 cents.
The narrative traces Ann Rutledge’s ill-fated romance with Lincoln at New Salem, her death in 1835, and Lincoln’s later engagements. It covers his courtship with Miss Mary Todd of Lexington, the failed 1840 engagement, a secret reconciliation in 1842, and their eventual marriage in Springfield.
The article highlights 1912 bank statements and leadership, noting banks back credit for legitimate business tied to land holdings. It cites record wheat yields near Lashburn and strong crops across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, predicting 10 to 20 percent land value increases as Canada welcomes immigrant farmers from the United States and other regions.
Claude H. Wetmore lauds St Louis as a city of remarkable wealth and rapid growth. He notes America's attention to the metropolis and contrasts riches with moral concerns, saying money cannot buy all worldly values.
A domestic dispute erupts as a child protests corporal punishment, saying she will not stand it any longer and declares she is not married to her partner. The exchange highlights family tension and claims of mistreatment within the household.
London Opinion quotes a biting Public Opinion piece claiming a fish given yesterday was poor quality. The remark notes the fish was so unusable the author had to hand it to servants.
Since October 16 public chatter in Boston centers on a new frieze of baseball bats added to the public library. Mrs. Austins Bag Pancake ad promotes light cakes for breakfast available at grocers. An advertisement urges men to resist temptation by seeking better in sight.
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