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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
2
The article urges motorists to learn skid reaction, keep front and rear wheels aligned, and use anti skid tires or chains on bad roads. It emphasizes straight steering during a slide, cautions that skids are hard to stop on mud or slick pavement, and advises being prepared for emergencies before driving with passengers.
An odd ad claims Booe ice melts to cool an ice box suggesting a marketing gimmick. The message reads as a rough promotion about cooling efficiency and product quality without clear details or sourcing.
A Cincinnati hospital comparison of 1885 and 1914 liquor use shows beer nearly vanished from medical practice while whiskey and wine barely appear. It counters Brewer Association claims that beer aids convalescents and notes science industry and government now back temperance efforts.
A sale at the Osborn residence east of Tangier on July 27 1915 offers household goods credit terms and cash for items plus a private sale of an 85 acre farm with a seven room house two wells barn and orchard near the township high school. Auctioneers Col A G Madden and clerk Jas M Sowers oversee the sale with possession given at once.
Miss Linda Lee Clark returns to her Covington area home north of town after a week with sister Mrs. Claude Harding. Claude Cory of Indianapolis leaves after a short visit with relatives here.
Transactions in Fountain County real estate filed for record by Douglass and Nelson abstractors for five per cent mortgage loans. Isaac Slauter sold lot 58S at Attica to Andrew J. Romin e for 70 dollars. James C. McBride and wife sold lots 71 72 and E 73 at Newtown to Elmer Martin and wife for 2000 dollars.
Miss Katie Glascock spent Wednesday visiting her aunt Mrs. E E Baker in Veedersburg. Hazel and Pearl Mulvihill were in Indianapolis on Wednesday.
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