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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
5
Myer and Dillon advertise home made balogna ready to order at Woody's. The display promotes fresh, made to order sausage offerings with emphasis on traditional methods and local patronage.
The Kingman Star, issued every Friday by B. O. Hudler, enters as second class matter at the Kingman, Indiana post office, establishing its local newspaper identity and archival placement in 1831 era records.
S P Cowgill transacted business in Attica Wednesday. For sale good timothy seed by Elisha Pithoud. 8 5 Zenoleum sheep dip, a top lice and fly exterminator, at J M Cory's. A Sanitary Creamery rep from Brazil visited Monday to interest farmers in the concern. The creamery is said to be very sanitary for this region.
Mr Editor announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court. He has served one four year term and financed two campaigns. A Civil War veteran, he states he has borne campaign expenses and seeks renomination at the upcoming Republican Convention.
Announcement for the office of Auditor of Fountain County subject to the Republican nominating convention. J. M. Evans is named as a candidate.
In a moment of eagerness some people push beyond reasonable bounds claiming certainty in a plan that yields empty results. The remark stresses that personal conviction suffices for now, even without universal agreement or tangible gains.
A thoughtful quotation contrasts those who act on conviction with those who delay until tomorrow. It warns that waiting to seize opportunities leads to regret. The text emphasizes decisive action and the consequences of procrastination.
A reflective adage on integrity. It asserts that true character and pure mind resist influence or power seeking to sway them. It notes they may face a harsh path but will persevere to the end, convinced they are right.
Many prefer bright colors over sober tints and showy personal displays over quiet virtue. The message urges recognizing that such appeal is temporary and that lasting understanding follows with time.
The speaker urges moving past personal faults and mistreatment by choosing forgiveness over bitterness. Forgetting grievances preserves joy and virtue, keeping life from being darkened by memory.
A reflective passage muses on wishes and human nature as changing weather mirrors moods. It ponders perpetual longing for what is not, from rain to sun and from marriage to clothing. The author ends with a wry note that dissatisfaction provides motive and meaning.
G W Spencer, a local merchant, offers coupon tickets via The Star for a weekly rug giveaway. A ticket is issued with every 25 cent purchase, with details in this week’s ad.
A news item titled The Third Derelict reports a classic cliffhanger tale from 1910. The brief text notes copyright held by American Press Association and references a literary piece likely serialized or syndicated for newspapers.
A narrator recounts spotting two rusting steamers wedged in a forest lagoon near Penang. Tensions rise as apes harass a barbed wire fenced plantation run by Shackleford, leading to mutinous suspicions among lascars and a tense interrogation of a Calcutta crewman.
The narrator recounts a perilous voyage and a raid by apes guarding a cocoanut grove. After cargo work, a terrifying attack ends with the ape monster killed, the grove ruined, and Shackleford trapped by barbed wire while Chinamen flee from the chaos.
A. G. C. Libby of Wells Maine recounts thirty years of travel with persistent nervous prostration and insomnia. After two collapses and failed treatments Dr Miles Restorative Nervine provided relief, rebuilding the nervous system and restoring organ harmony. Buyers are offered a money back guarantee if not beneficial.
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