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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
Rev Pliny M Cox pastor at Kingman schedules Ist Sunday 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M Preaching 3rd Sunday 11 00 A M 4th Sunday 7 30 P M Sunday School 9 30 A M Prayer meeting Wednesday 2 00 P M Come Welcome Also Tangier preaches 2nd Sunday 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M 4th Sunday 11 00 A M Sunday School 9 30 A M Come Welcome
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment addressing bedwetting and related issues by constitutional cause. The program claims to help children and adults with urinary difficulties without blaming the child, and invites interested mothers to request full instructions and materials. A local agent, Mrs J C Sanders, is listed for correspondence.
Melvin Brown and family, Herbert Lindley and family visited Elisha Pithods Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Harvey and son John visited Thomas Weaver. Mrs Leise Russell has been ill the past week. Mr and Mrs George Weaver visited his sister near Wallace on Sunday.
A. B. Baldwin cites poor health and will close his Greece works at Harveysburg for the present. He also owns Fountain county in the Penington Tanning Process and intends to sell it at a bargain.
Home made balogna and plenty of ice at Myer and Dillon's Meat Market. Summer lap robs whip buggy harness wagon harness and repairs offered at Woody's, with essential gear and repairs for local riders.
Greenfield pioneers a new industry by raising fishworms for bait. Local lads who summered with parents at northern lakes faced bait shortages, prompting several to farm worms in soil boxes fed with milk and sweetened water. The market is expected to yield returns as they ship bait to lakes and report big catches.
A compiled schedule lists fair dates across Indiana with city names from Lebanon to Terre Haute and September events. Secretaries include W J Sanford, W G Himmelwright, C W Travis, J N Foster, Chas Downing, W D Simpkins, Thomas Bodine, P J Strieder, and C J Fleming.
Crawfordsville papers report the Ben Hur Traction line to be sold at a receiver's sale soon. Rumors say the McKinley system in Illinois may acquire it to link Crawfordsville with Danville. The McGowan system is said to oppose Indiana's invasion and may bid to extend the line where it fits best.
For sale stock of millinery and are invited to call Mrs. Ira Bonebrake in Kingman Indiana. Myers and Dillon offer top prices for hides and advertise wallpaper, coffee, bacon and sewing machine agent openings. Local visits and recent social notes include the Willsons visiting relatives, a Covington auto trip for supper, and Footprints magazine’s Attica anniversary edition with 2000 readers and strong advertising.
A haughty prince on stage orders slaves while merchants fawn and villains bow. The tailor's visit reveals a shy, realistic man beneath the facade. The gulf between fact and pretense widens as the stage's millions fail to ease the actor's worries about paying bills and grappling with the milkman.
A courtroom joke features a law school diploma question during bar admission. The candidate explains he spoke only witness knowledge and that lawyers read vast lawbooks before testifying, then the judge grants admission. Also a farmhand exchange hints at expectations vs. reality with a cheerful, ironic tone.
A brief comic exchange centers on a plan to marry a man who wants to wed his stenographer. The condition requires the woman to select stenographers for him, prompting witty banter about control and matchmaking in a light, social note.
A tense exchange centers on producing fine work under pressure. One side argues only under pressure yields excellence, while the opposing view calls the claim foolish. The dialogue hints at a steam roller metaphor as a backer of high quality output.
A terse dialogue snippet explores truth and deception. One speaker claims to speak whatever enters their head while the other questions the nature and limits of honesty in casual exchange.
A husband with wealth seeks his wife’s consent she never gives. He then finds happiness by buying an ice cream parlor and presenting it to her, a bold gesture that completes his joy despite prior rejection.
A compact essay remarks that self satisfied people often are the only ones content with themselves. Laziness is easy to pretend but costly in life choices. Neglecting a spouse brings hard consequences and compensation rarely balances the loss. It notes gendered deceit and liberty affecting honesty in society.
The J W G Club gathered at Miss Alela Copeland's home on Wednesday for needlework and business. Betha Myer won the romance prize, a large centerpiece, and hosts Miss Copeland and Miss Puckett were praised for entertaining. The next meeting will be at Miss Chloe Printy's home.
The Myer and Dillon ad promises fresh meats while the community plans the annual Old Settlers event at Yeddo next month with national speakers and free attractions. A health note mocks the common house fly, citing vast reproduction and disease transmission as evidence of its notoriety.
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