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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
Darry Towell traveled to Mississippi on Tuesday to oversee his interests there and assess opportunities related to his holdings in the region.
A Sunday home coming at the Baptist church drew a large crowd for homage and festivities. Rev. Lough pastors the congregation as Emmet Moffett buys a Flanders motorcycle from Burg ner and Cade.
Reverend A G Leazenby delivered a sermon to a large audience at the M E church on Sunday night. The message drew many parishioners and local residents to the service.
These lines invite readers to enjoy comfortable living room furniture in a large exhibit. The message highlights cozy chairs and library tables inviting visitors to imagine home styling and casual read piling, with an appealing display designed to suit personal tastes.
Mrs Francis Vivian Campbell sues a Newcastle steam ship line for damages arguing ptomaine poisoning aboard the Carib Prince caused the loss of her left eye. Medical testimony suggests blood poisoning rather than ptomaine poisoning explains the eye loss and one doctor notes many people are unaware of a blind spot in one eye.
In a lively exchange, I. M. P. Cuntus asks for a ten spot from an old man. Mr. Gotrox counters that saving money would stop borrowing. I. M. P. Cuntus replies that borrowing is necessary to save.
A Leslie's Weekly piece extols camp life as the ideal vacation for city dwellers. It argues a complete change of environment and habits yields lasting benefit, contrasting urban ease with primitive simplicity and nature’s renewal.
A fragmentary note reveals a discovered stash of Robert Louis Stevenson pages. The quip about future finds hints at ongoing efforts to locate more unpublished material.
A kitchen door woman scolds a tramp visiting for food noting this is his third time there. The itinerant replies that he is always out of work and jokes that he was born under a lucky star.
A London medical journal backs airing banks on Sundays to improve public sanitation while Gotham counters that Sunday drafts would clash with legal banking restrictions.
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