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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
3
Local store showcases Globe Ranges and New Century Peoria Heat models in stock with promotional pricing. Suffering inventory update notes indicate availability across kitchen and outdoor lines.
Rochester New York firm Herrick Seed Co invites lady or gentlemen representatives to sell roses shrubs trees and seeds in this section promising good weekly wages with no experience needed. Send for terms and include this notice. Also local items note social visits and business in Covington Lanville and Danville with brief mentions of Rob inson and Beath and Dr E E Ewbank.
A Norman era practice, the clamour de Haro, or cry for justice, returned in Alderney as Jurat Daniel Sebire kneels at the courthouse to protest a fresh election. The ritual, though rare, serves as an injunction until a court decides alleged trespass, with historical ties to Rollo and Saxon criers riolentie.
In playful exchange, Patsy asks for a pitcher while Timothy replies about seeking a keg. The lighthearted dialogue portrays a casual hunt for drinks between two characters.
Miss Gossip and Miss Matter of Fact discuss a physician described as a lady doctor. The conversation recalls the social curiosity about professional women in medicine from the Pennsylvania Punch-Bowl.
In a dramatic drawing room exchange a rich heiress defies her father's judgment by choosing an English nobleman she calls her peer, insisting social rank does not govern her feelings. The father condemns the match as unsuitable.
A witty exchange in the Cornell Widow recalls a student asking about room rates. The response quips that the price is five dollars up and five dollars down, illustrating campus humor about lodging and student life.
In a brief exchange, Singleton asks Wedmore about choosing a name for their newborn. Wedmore responds that the name will be whatever his wife selects.
A reader asks about Betsy Gibson's marriage history and learns she wed a widower who brought six ready-made children into the household. The note frames Betsy as achieving a settled match through the union.
A light exchange highlights a home feature about silent service with the line about installing eight dumb waiters. The quip reflects domestic humor and design emphasis.
Rev E J Jenkins was summoned to Cloverdale midweek to attend John F Palls funeral. Palls, a longtime resident, was a member of the U B church where Jenkins pastored four years. A E Harvey and wife of Gate Okla visit relatives and old acquaintances for three weeks.
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