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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement touts Brown's Monthly Regulator for women across ages 16 to 50, claiming relief from functional disorders, improved regularity, and added life days. It pitches it as a reliable monthly remedy and offers pricing of $1 per package or three for $2.50 from Brown Chemical Co. in Chicago.
Allen Pavey visited Cayuga on Wednesday. John Keller and wife spent Sunday with Joe Kellers. Miss Orpha Parrent visited friends over the weekend. Ernest Pavey saw Gean Bodine on Tuesday and Wednesday. Lulu Jackson and her friend were in town Thursday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall visited Geo B Pavey last week. Mr and Mrs Freeman Shell and Fern visited George Pavey Thursday. Local youths attended a concert at Yed to Saturday night. Wm Walters returned from Illinois Wednesday for his brother’s funeral. People attended Decoration exercises at Harveysburg Sunday and Miller cemetery Tuesday. Flora Pavey and grandchildren Charley and Esther Long visited Danville midweek.
Everette Miller spent Sunday at Mrs. Jane Baldwins. Miss Mamie Askren stays with Mrs. Milton Lindley this week. Mrs. Martha Ann Drake visited Mrs. Liota Thomas over Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Parker of Danville, Jn called on A H Bardin and wife Sunday. Rosa O'Donnell visited her sister Mrs. Lynden Marshall Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Emerick and children were guests of Sam Shell Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ham Ratcliff and children, Mr and Mrs Will O Donnell and Eli Hamman spent Sunday at A H Bardins. Will Shell and family and Attwell Shell of Longview Ill were guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Shell over Sunday. Miss Myrtle Pribble, recently with Mrs. Sam Shell, went to Sidell Ill Monday for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Will O Donnell have been visiting A H Bardin and wife and will leave for Clayton New Mexico soon.
Chas. Massey traveled to Mecca on Wednesday to start work as a telegraph operator. Mrs. H. J. McAlister and Miss Ruby Wright were seen shopping in Danville Illinois on Monday.
R. W. Nichols roped a lion and then a tiger at Gallagher's Bar C. L. ranch in Texas, a historic feat for showing wild animals from Chicago. The lion repeatedly chewed the rope. the tiger was finally thrown and killed, making Nichols a famed cowboy roper born in Austin.
Mrs Benton Holm e welcomes a new cook, Mrs Wise, hoping she fits the household. The exchange hints at light domestic humor as the women discuss the match.
The article discusses methods to date rocks using radium decay and helium production. Strutt proposed a definite helium evolved per gram of radium oxide to clock crystallization time, while Piutti finds helium may be absorbed during fusion, altering the dating assumption.
In a Welsh farmhouse a neighbor asked for a clergyman to aid ailing woman. The parson suggested using a Bible and the farmer replied they had no need for such books since the old cow was ill, a remark noted in Bishop Howe's notebook.
The administrator of the estate of Lancelot C. Ewbank announces a private sale of real estate in Fountain County Indiana. The sale starts June 25 1911 at 10 o clock A M at the administrator's Kingman Indiana office with parcels in Kingman Heights and Ewbank subdivisions, subject to court approval and payment terms including one third cash and two notes with mortgage security. E Eldo Ewbank administrator
Estate of Barbra Ratcliff deceased in Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1911. A H Lindley as Administrator has filed final account and vouchers. Hearing on June 1 1911 required for heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time.
A lively exchange weighs a girl’s status as a popular favorite against the idea of a striking public record. The dialogue hints at social expectations for notoriety and charm in the community.
A playful exchange notes Miss Prettyface as uniquely swoon worthy with a sly remark about her subtle efforts. The fragment hints at flirtatious humor within a social setting.
A constituent asks how the paving subject would perform. The dialogue notes concern about road improvements and the campaign speaker’s concrete plans.
Advert claims a new home absorption treatment cures piles with immediate relief and permanent care. Offers free trial samples upon sending address and references, address Mrs M Summers Notre Dame Indiana.
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