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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
6
Expert William A. Radford, Chicago editor and author, answers readers on building topics. The piece discusses modern American architecture, cement plaster exteriors, waterproofing advances, and a four room cottage design priced between $2,000 and $2,500, with detailed layout and room sizes.
At Broadway and Forty-second street in New York a man and his wife struggled to cross dodging trolleys and autos. They reached the far curb shaken yet safe as a large motor car nearly struck them. The man laments traffic while his wife notes heaven would have good roads.
Fred A. Beckwith, a Cleveland exile, speaks of the city's vast growth but cannot confirm visits to the new west end south side or hilltop. He compares the town to a farmer sending a son to find four stray sheep, reporting only three found. Cleveland Leader report notes the anecdote and Beckwith’s vague tour.
A bibulous man asks for a drink on another, who replies he objects to supporting the other man’s struggling family. The exchange centers on the ethics of drinking on someone else.
Farmer guidance covers crop care livestock feeding and poultry methods including fertilizing with manure pruning water management sprayers and breeding. Advice emphasizes clean milk handling, hay and corn decisions, alfalfa, hens, chicks, hens nesting, and pest control for crops and barns.
A New York Times report recalls Mr Jones dropping a 50 cent piece for a poorly dressed woman at a subday turnstile. He then retrieved the coin and returned it to her, prompting the woman to hand the money to another man who had passed.
Dr B L Whitehead of Boston recounts two cases cured by Cuticura including a severe dermatitis in a male patient and a wife with thickened bleeding skin on fingers wrists and arms. The doctor notes initial doubt but reports complete relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with warm baths.
A mix of aphorisms on happiness and temperament, warnings about temptations in town, and light jests about laxatives and appetite. The tone blends moralizing quotes with humorous observations and casual ad slogans.
Wilkes asks how Slithers feels about a chauffeur who fled with his car and daughter. Bil dad says Slithers is mighty grateful noting the driver relieved him of two costly possessions.
A concise moral line reflects on reform through urging self improvement rather than comparing others to one's own standards. The fragment implies critique of moral superiority as a method of reform.
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