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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
5
In Girara country Papua a largely submerged New Guinea district natives claim dog ancestry and retain five totems painted on homes. Villages sit on hillocks with a central male hall and cubicle floors. women use a separate door. Sorcery dominates the western division with chiefs claiming spirit travel and life threatening powers.
The article contrasts Macmillan's gatekeeping with broad manuscript waste and notes that John Inglesant was rejected by major houses before a private circulation print. It cites Thomas Hardy’s famous rebuff and how persistence can yield enduring works. It also includes a home remedy mix for eyes and aches.
In a detective talk between Dolan and Rafferty the narrator notes knuckle prints under Casey's left ear as telltale marks, suggesting marital trouble as a clue beyond thumb prints. The exchange hints at a case involving Casey the contractor and his wife.
A casual report notes a yellow dog found during an investigation and remarks it prompted a howl. No further details provided.
We hear of a union between a son and the family cook stirring laughter and concern within the household. The match promises close ties and new domestic dynamics as relatives adjust to the unlikely pairing.
Quip contrasts a supposed mad dog epidemic with critiques of new plays in town theater. The exchange hints at local worry and humor over public health fears and arts offerings without specific incidents or names.
A witty exchange notes that official timber rarely behaves logically. The joke hinges on whether a tree can be persuaded to head into the woods, suggesting sly humor about bureaucratic or predictable choices.
Lutger Osborn offers at his residence four miles south of Kingman and 23 miles east of Tangier on Tuesday March 3 1914 at 10 oclock a.m. a sale of five horses four cows twenty two hogs grain hay farm implements and other items with cash terms under five dollars and nine months credit on larger sums. Proceeds support the Tangier Ladies Aid dinner.
Mrs. Will Nolen of Attica returned home Saturday after visiting relatives nearby. Ace Mann traveled to Veedersburg on business Monday.
A local watch seller promotes timekeeping accuracy and reasonable prices for all budgets. The shop advertises standard watches and cheaper grades starting at $1.00, emphasizing value and dependable performance.
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