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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
4
A dramatic claim promising a perfect laxative cures constipation. The ad emphasizes a natural remedy as a miracle gift, urging readers to try a treatment said to restore regularity and relieve discomfort without side effects.
Local buyers Dillon and Printy advertise top prices for hides. They invite customers to bring animal hides for immediate settlement and fair valuation.
J W Horning and others are listed visiting and traveling to Chicago and nearby towns. The Covington Fair, Fountain county’s main event, begins nextTuesday and runs through Friday with larger racing purses of 400 to 500 dollars, bluegrass sod, plenty of water and shade, bands and free attractions planned, drawing big crowds.
For Sale or Trade. Hardware for land town property automobiles or any thing of value. Can match any trade from 1000 to 30000. What have you Prefer to deal with owner No commission. Actress W Q Watkins West Lebanon Ind Oscar Thomas the C E I express man who was hurt in the wreck near Rosedale a short time ago was the guest of Dr and Mrs Wert the latter part of last week.
Guidance on quarantining a hog herd after cholera, avoiding split herds, improving housing and drainage, providing free range in warm months, separating sick from healthy, feeding light slop with copper sulfate, disinfecting troughs and quarters, burning dead dogs, and thorough cleaning after the outbreak.
An aged Capitol elevator man chats with Serena Payne about newspaper reporters who ride daily. He notes their chatter asks what they know and answers nothing, yet the papers are full of news each day. Mr Payne agrees it beats him.
In a sharp exchange at the Doctors' Club, a member reveals that old Jones left a million dollars. The other replies he might have charged more for the operation that killed him, hinting at implied corruption.
A Boston Traveler writer notes an artist, tall and muscular with a big red beard, visiting a studio. A woman entering the studio gasps upon seeing him and asks if he is “big enough to work,” remarking on his imposing six foot plus frame.
A quotation from Sydney Smith emphasizes broad inquiry to overcome narrow views. It urges tasting truth in science, fostering liberality, candor, and knowledge, and valuing reasons and evidence over preconceptions. It also praises listening to opposing viewpoints to reach the truth.
Italian marine researchers develop cork based varnish to coat ship interiors. The coating uses ground cork fused with copal and litharge to form a hygroscopic layer that absorbs water vapor from the atmosphere at eight to nine grams per square meter of exposed surface.
Wanted Gnon Housekeeping Magazine seeks a representative in Kingmas to manage subscription renewals and extend circulation by proven methods. Salary and commission. Experience desirable but not essential. Full or part time. Apply J. F. Fairbanke Good Housekeeping Magazine 31 Fourth Ave New York City with references.
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