Kingman Star Post Entry Note 1992
The Kingman Star is entered as second class matter at the post face in Kingman, Indians, in the year 1992.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
2
The Kingman Star is entered as second class matter at the post face in Kingman, Indians, in the year 1992.
Advice from Telephone No. 46 urges restraint in belief and gossip. It counsels attention to one’s own affairs and maintaining a polite demeanor defined by the Golden Rule.
Margaret Teegarden born January 7 1838 died March 10 1915 aged 77 2 2 was married to Peter Riley February 11 1862. Survived by seven children Olonzo John Josie Ellen Jane James William Elmer Charles Belle and many grandchildren. Short funeral from daughter Mrs Thos Thomas Thursday March 11 1915 with interment in Cooper cemetery northwest of Kingman.
An advertisement highlights The Youth's Companion as ideal reading for boys in baseball, with illustrated sports articles and moving pictures to follow plays, plus a sample copy offer and yearly price. Also promotes local Kingman contests, grocery ads, and a Ford delivery truck display from Rector's Store.
A reflection on true hospitality contrasting abundance with shared moments. Price Collier notes that genuine warmth comes from giving of oneself rather than possessions, imagining dinners with Johnson, Gordon, Stevenson and others. He praises the Scandinavian ideal of independence and hospitality.
Dills reports bankers are down and out after a panic while Mills notes they avoided the panic but spent the summer trying to fix an abandoned farm. The dialogue presents financial distress and a failed agricultural property issue.
War reshapes sentiment in the Hapsburg realm bringing back the Kossuth hymn now sung with Francis Joseph’s name. Budapest and Vienna echo old tunes, with Hungarians and Austrians alike approving the revived songs and Haydn’s Cotterhalte noted in the streets.
A terse exchange underscores tension between claimed precision and the seriousness of a legal matter. The dialogue highlights skepticism about the factual basis of assertions and the potential for exaggeration in courtroom discourse.
A courtroom quip from a judge questions a man’s fitness for marriage. The exchange highlights social satire as a poor pop character struggles to sustain a conversation.
A humorous exchange questions if a cook is kept as a family member. The reply insists the cook is not treated as family and jokes about not daring to speak a cross word to her.
A witty exchange frames a scene where a character asks why a play is titled The Porous Plaster and receives the blunt reply that the author wants it to draw. The remark signals a tense, humorous moment centered on artistic ambition.
Polly recalls the groom had only 2.60 in his pocket on returning from their wedding trip. Peggy quips that he is stingy, underscoring the modest funds they started their marriage with.
A witty exchange features Mrs. Freed recalling the judge kissed her at divorce while Mrs. Justwed asks if the minister kissed her at marriage in a humorous courtroom aside.
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