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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
5
A local note thanks readers for fortieth birthday wishes sent via 43 postcards. Mentions readers, blessings, and appreciation, with brief society tone and emphasis on community kindness. Also reports minor local items about a sanitarium transfer for Andrew Campbell and Elsie Gray's hospital return.
A Kansas City Journal anecdote quotes a prominent lawyer about stenographers and time management. He recalls miscommunications with his wife over his whereabouts and notes the difficulty of training private secretaries. The tale humorously highlights trust and punctuality in a legal career.
Mrs Justwed asks if her spouse came straight home from the office and he replies that he did as straight as he could. The brief exchange appears as a contrived domestic moment from a serialized feature.
A promoter hires a doorman with a blunt description, telling the applicant his only duty is to fill the doorway. The exchange highlights a dangerous setup as the promoter jokes about potential threats and the doorman’s role in warding off attackers.
Park Row resident Smitty, born on Manhattan Island, travels to New Jersey for Christmas with a cousin. He finds the country at large odd, quipping that New Jersey towns have different names, a humorous remark reported from Saturday Evening Post style dialogue.
A Judge recalls a comic exchange as a promoter notes prospecting for babies on a new street. Mamma asks how many. The daughter jokes they’ve struck babies on all sides, highlighting neighborhood chatter.
A reader asks what dog breed suits an athletic lifestyle. The advisor recommends a pug for its manageable size, affectionate nature, and easy care suitable for an active owner.
A Treasury committee recommends reducing U S paper money from 3.04 by 7.28 inches to 2.5 by 6 inches to save about 1 million dollars annually. The plan features a uniform design across notes, fewer portraits, centralized denomination cues, and color seals to indicate class, with public discussion and congressional funding suggested to implement the change.
Attend a moving picture show at the opera house this Saturday night following the concert. Local patrons are urged to arrive early as seating may be limited.
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