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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1912

Page

5

Public Sale at James Rat Cliff Farm Near Kingman

Auction notice for a public sale at the James Rat cliff farm 14 miles east of Kingman on Friday February 16 1912 at 10 30 am. Items include horses mules farm wagons carriages harness plows mowing machines seeders and household goods with cash and 9 month credit terms and 5 percent cash discount on note amounts. Auctioneers IRA W Duncan and C P Madden with clerk R A McCord.

Ira W. Duncan C. P. Madden R. A. McCord

Rev Johnson Visits Greencastle Friends

The text notes Rev. R. V. Johnson spending a few days with college friends in Greencastle. It mentions Yeddo and Steam Corner schools reopening after a two week scarlet fever vacation. It also advertises Columbia Hog and Cattle powder from Kingman Grain and Milling Co and Gretchen Steeg with Emma Steeg at Tangier on February 16 as part of a Lecture Course and promises a good entertainment.

Yeddo and Steam Corner Kingman Grain and Milling Co Columbia Gretchen Steeg Emma Steeg Tangier

Praise May Be Undesirable In Public Life

An anecdote from the New York Sun contrasts praise and incentive. A singer earns insistent applause while listeners debate whether acclaim motivates better work or fosters resentment. A Woodshed tale questions praise’s stimulating power, ending with a wary caveat about general rules.

Sammy New York Sun

Cow escapes owner and blocks Irish shop to reach sick child

A cow being led to Clones fair in Newtownbutler Ireland broke away and dashed into a draper's shop. It backed out, then barreled into doors, climbed stairs, and entered a bedroom where a sick child slept. A young man and a policeman rescued the child, and ropes secured the animal without harm.

Newtownbutler Ireland Clones Fair

Acquisitiveness and the forge of wealth

The piece contrasts historical wealth from the poor to modern gains that benefit society, citing Dickens and urging balance. It warns that great riches may come from courage and intellect but cautions against narrow greed and rapacity, noting a man with wealth may lack amiable or higher virtues.

Judea Charles Dickens

Queen Mary Cultivates Princess Mary’s Accounting Skills

The article notes Queen Mary ensures Princess Mary keeps weekly expense records. The queen audits the book and finds it generally correct, praising the princess’s head for figures while deeming advanced mathematics unnecessary for girls.

Queen Mary Princess Mary Girla

Sayings on God Seeing All Things from a Lippincott’s Caption

A brief dialogue from Lippincott’s features a child asking if God sees every action at home and the mother affirming this with quiet reflection. The child then confesses concern about their father, ending the piece with a gentle moral note.

Lippincott’s

Reading Habit Dying Out Says Cambridge Professor

Professor Sir Joseph Thomson warns at a dinner that in Cambridge reading is almost extinct replaced by lectures. He says undergraduates expect digestible material and read little, a serious evil for future generations.

England Joseph Thomson Associated Booksellers of Great Britain University of Cambridge Oxford Cambridge New York Herald

Modern Courtship Prompts Marriage Under New Salary Raise

A playful note asserts a father's salary increase will enable a marriage, with a cheerful interjection that signals approval and imminent wedding plans. The line captures social humor about economic support shaping unions.

Locusts in South Africa Bastions Against Plagues

Two periodical locust species the red-winged and brown locusts threaten South Africa. Natal reports over 1,250,000 dollars in losses prevented by locust officers last year. Despite three years of suspended animation, the germ endures and can hatch into a healthy insect, making eradication difficult.

South Africa Natal

Boy Dies in Syracuse Street Car Collision

A seventeen year old, Ferrand Hale, is killed in Syracuse after stepping onto tracks as a slowly moving street car and a following car collide. The fuse failure on the first car caused an abrupt stop, pinning Hale between the two vehicles as they ground to a halt.

Syracuse N. Y Ferrand Hale Hale

Bullfights and Wall Street Woes Echoed in Jest

In a sharp exchange a speaker mocks the brutality of bullfights while another quips about losing a final cent in Wall Street. The dialogue highlights economic tension and cultural clashes in a brisk, punchy moment.

Party Delights with New Ice Cream Flavors

A humorous exchange recalls a boast about serving the latest ice cream flavors at a party. The dialogue highlights novelty and amusement around food offerings.

Natural Affinity in Victorian Farmstead Dialogue

A fragment shows a debate on gender roles in science and farming. A speaker questions a plan described as a far merette scheme and remarks that it seems natural for women to pursue the science of husbandry.

Furniture ad offers Solid Oak Dressers and folding beds

Spencer at his furniture store promotes Solid Oak Dressers for 6.99 and a genuine folding bed for 6.75. The notice also mentions removal of dead animals and payment of phone charges, with robes and overcoats toned. A. D. Mann of Harveysburg, Indiana signs.

Spencer A. D. Mann Harveysburg, Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Claude B. Philpott Attorney Atlaw Covington Indiana O. S. Douglas Fountain County Ind J. T. Redman Res C. M. Spencer Undertaker Kingman A. L. Ratcliff Kingman Bank Building DR. F Cuthbert Kingman Hotel Col Claude Madden Danville Illinois Jackson St TM. Jackson E. FE Ewbank D. D New Opera House O. C. Deselms Optometrist Attica James Ratcliff R. V. Johnson Greencastle Frank Maris Nolen Blue Front A. Dickens Draper Bedroom Times Wall Street H. P. McCrary Stoyes Renick Kingman Furniture Store M. Summers Notre Dame
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