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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
8
Acres in southwest Kingman offer land and a bungalow with wells for quick sale. Call T. M. Jackson for particulars. Also urged to attend a millinery display on March 15 with J Myrtle Harvey and Miss Lulu Boyd visiting WEB McCrary and family from Saturday to Monday.
A man seeks personalized clothing made to measure, rejecting ready made stock. He wants garments crafted to his personality and fit precisely, rather than store bought items made long before for generic figures.
Wide awake men are told Kahn Tailored Clothes cost no more than ready mades. Garments are made to individual measure from pure wool fabrics with over 500 exclusive weaves to choose from, including bright checks and modest patterns.
A compact reflection on human sociability and the insatiable curiosity about biography. Carlyle asserts the core truth that the proper study of mankind is man, and that understanding others offers unparalleled knowledge of life and the world as perceived by individuals.
The article warns that irregular exercise in early life leads to degeneration of muscles and lungs. It stresses continuing daily workouts and breathing exercises to maintain health and extend lifespan, noting neglect causes later disease rather than the fault of exercise itself.
A Fowler Indiana catalog announces a choice selection of Apple Peach Pear Plum Cherry trees along with strawberries grapes gooseberries currants roses hardy shrubs shade trees and ornamental stock for spring planting. The notice invites readers to send for the new catalogue.
The advertisement proclaims Topay's MaGazINE as the largest and best edited magazine, priced 50 cents per year and five cents per copy at newsdealers. It invites every lady to request a free sample and premium catalog from Topay's Magazine, Canton Ohio.
An explanation from Harper's Weekly notes that atmospheric sulphur causes silver tarnish and that frequent cleaning prevents blackening. It recommends a thin collodion varnish film to keep silver bright, removable by warm water, and outlines a method to restore tarnished silver using a dilute potassium cyanide solution and thorough rinsing.
A Reg ular Wag humorously warns a foreman as workmen hoist lumber to the roof. The foreman teases that the fall would not hurt the wag’s head, and the wag passes safely after a light exchange.
A terse dialogue recalls a risky candidate stroll on a street targeted by a steam roller. The exchange shows concern for safety and a stubborn stance on continuing.
A playful comic line shows After The Hu and She banter about smashing cigars in a pocket and bending a whole package of cigarettes in a corsage. The exchange highlights a lighthearted, mischievous mood from Puck.
A fragmentary exchange alludes to Rousseau and a reference to the Giants in 1897 or 97, prompting a stray quotation about a historical figure and a team link. The text remains uncertain and fragmented in this OCR snippet.
Mrs R B Myers attended her grandmother's funeral in Terre Haute and visited her parents Mr and Mrs F B Torbert before returning home. Delia G Calvert advertises Black Langshauz cockerels Silverwood Indiana. 80 acres farm land for rent west of Grange Corner listed by Jessie Myers. Woody's offers 10 percent off street blankets and lap robes. Frank R Jones and party visited Veedersburg Friday. Grover Dowden seen in Veedersburg yesterday. Bring hides to Robinson and Reath for top price. M F Ewbank in Covington on business. Mrs Edgar Sheaf visited her mother in Yeddo Friday. John Belles from Veedersburg in town. Reed Duncan in Attica Saturday on business. Oysters at Robinson and Reaths. Miles Lindley from Cates visited. Sell your hides to Robinson and Reath.
Sufferers of bleeding itching and protruding piles can request guidance for home cure using a new absorption treatment. Send address for instructions and free trial samples with local references if desired. No money required. share this offer. Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind. Home reference also offered at Mrs J C Sanders Bo 146 Kingman Ind.
The Variety notes a few art calendars priced at 25 cents with a free calendar per one dollar purchase while stock lasts. Also, McCord and Millikan advertise they buy hay and invite sellers to see them.
Notice notes A H Lindley has been named administrator of the estate of Frank B Moore, deceased, formerly of Iroquois County Illinois, with assets in Fountain County Indiana subject to debts and claims. The estate is presumed solvent.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned of Fiona M. Moore deceased late of Indiana. The estate is presumed solvent and proceeding as indicated by probate formalities.
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