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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
2
Six hundred forty nine officers and men of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police completed a record 3,347 mile patrol through uncharted northern regions. Inspector E A Pelletier Corporal Joyce and Constables Walker and Conway returned to Regina with no fanfare earned despite the feat. They credited the prime minister for thanks and hinted future map discoveries.
W E Gray visits relatives in town after praising his southern plantation. Ada Holman returns to Danville after visiting her parents. Mrs Ira Bonebrake attends spring millinery opening in Indianapolis. Cade Drollinger visits from near Yeddo. Christian Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs R B Van Duyn next Wednesday. Births reported: Redenbaugh boy, Atkinson girl, Coleson boy within the week. J W Steele moves to a farm near Chatterton. Iva Bonebrake takes a clerk job at Rector Ratcliff grocery. Lewis Jones and wife visit from Walnut with brother Albert Jones.
The piece notes a two mile chase by a comedian and an expert warns of occupational diseases from white phosphorus and other hazards. It argues prevention could save hundreds of millions of dollars annually and cites industry costs and heroic labor efforts as context.
A dialogue quotes a man urging careful reflection on one's lot in life, with a counterpoint stressing that a favorable location makes the lot seem better. The exchange highlights social hinge points about fortune and place in a concise, period voice.
Miss Mayme plays piano with capital effect prompting talk of change. A church trustee questions the last pulpit occupancy on credit. The new rector confirms there was never cash connected with it, signaling a financial dispute.
A quotation notes Major Crumb asserting women are narrow and that style has shifted from balloon figures to slender silhouettes reflecting fashion critique. The remark highlights era attitudes toward female body ideals and changing aesthetic norms.
Quote humor notes that crushed tragedians find advantage as egg prices soar. The witticism contrasts somber theater folk with rising food costs, hinting at practical gains amid scarcity.
Claude B. Philpott of Millcreek township announces candidacy for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court. He states the run is subject to the Democratic convention decision.
A statement from a resident announces candidacy for Fulton township Trustee in Fountain County subject to the Democratic convention decision. The notice emphasizes support for the upcoming party process and participation in local election matters.
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