Local Notices from Goodland and Veedersburg
Mrs. C. M. Spencer visited relatives in Goodland on Monday. Mrs. Tas Copeland and her child ran were guests in Veedersburg on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
Ewbank family ties report from Indianola trip
Mrs. L C Ewbank and son Dr E E Ewbank returned from a two week visit near Indianola Mississippi. They praised the crop outlook and asked subscribers to pay debts with farm produce. Myrtle Anglemyer visited Crawfords ville Kingman and area. Curtis Aber and Charles Crowley visited J L Flesher family. C B Philpott stayed with Covington relatives. Jim Woody went to Brazil to play ball. Ralph Sowers visited from Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.C. Ewbank
E E. Ewbank
Tros. Ewbank
Indianola
Miss
Record of an enormous castor oil bean plant
The Waynetown Despatch notes a giant castor oil bean in William Pittman’s east yard on East Walnut Street. It stands 10 ft 8 in tall with an 8 in trunk, leaf 47 by 37 inches, and a 8 ft 6 in spread. Seed stem not yet started. the plant may grow more before frosty weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pittman
East Walnut Street
Jack Frost
Waynetown
Dowden Couple Visit Kin Then Schedule Church Meetings
Will Dowden and wife traveled from Terre Haute to visit the Eberley family in Lafayette and Charley Dowden in Pine Village, returning home after a several day visit. On Saturday evening, Sept. 28, Rev. Fred Chelan with Rev Harvey will begin a series at Pleasant Grove church, with an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dowden
Terre Haute
Pine Village
Charley
Mr. Dowden
E.L Eberley
Lafayette
Fred Chelan
Harvey
Pleasant Grove Church
Now For the Easy Chair
A cheerful showcase invites readers to select cozy furniture for home comfort. It promises inviting living room touches with friendly chairs and library tables arranged like a personal space for reading and relaxation.
Man’s Sociality of Nature and Biography
A reflection on human sociability and the deep fascination with biography. It argues that studying mankind is essential, yielding insight into others and the world as viewed by individuals, revealing character and life paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Exercise Through Life: Maintain Daily Physical Culture Advice
The text urges continuing regular exercise from youth into old age to prevent atrophy and lung decline. It warns neglect causes degeneration not the exercise itself and stresses daily exercises including breathing drills to boost health and longevity.
Why Silver Tarnishes And How To Keep It Bright
Warpers Weekly states sulfur in air causes tarnish on silver. Regular cleaning prevents blackening, but coating with collodion varnish diluted in spirits of wine forms a protective film. Warm water removes it. Tarnish can be reversed by rubbing with a dilute potassium cyanide solution and then rinsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twarper’s Weekly
Wallop for the Wag
A Reform regular wag halts a lumber hoist with a joke as workers lift timber to the roof. The foreman jokes back that passing safely won’t hurt the wag’s head, and the brief exchange ends with a grin.
Streetson Edition Sparks Steam Roller Debate
Reminiscent dialogue shows one speaker scolding John for taking a candidate down a street where locals warn of a steam roller in use. The exchange hints at public notices and urban changes affecting residents and political campaigns.
After the Hug a Cigarette Fracas in Puck Cartoon Gag
A playful cartoon panel shows a character reacting to a prank where cigars are crushed in a pocket and cigarettes bent in a corsage, highlighting comic mischief over a romantic hug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Dialogue on Rousseau and Giants in 1897
A fragmentary exchange recalls Rousseau and a reference to the Giants in 1897, sparking a period-specific sports or literary nod. No further context or details are given beyond the quoted lines.
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Bloomingdale Ind
T. M. Jackson
Kingman
Indiana
O. C. Deselms
Optometrist
Attica
Dillion
A. Dickens
the Victor Ladies Tailoring Co
Chicago, Ill
Alice M. Howell
Victor Ladies Tailoring Co
Chicago
Ill
O. P. Woody
Levi Woody
Rollie M
Gray City
Drayman
Ind
Myrtle Anglemyer
Crawfordsville
Curtis Aber
John Hughes
Charles Crowley
J. L. Flesher
C. B. Philpott
Covington
Jim Woody
Brazil
Ralph Sowers
B. O. Hudler
Rousseau
O. S. Douglas
Fountain County
J. T. Redman
Office
Res
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
A. L. Rateliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F
Cuthbert
Cas
Kingman Hotel
Adam Bonebrake
Jackson’s
Kinganan
Col
Claude Madden
Danville
Jackson
Illinois
C. G. Wert
Citizens Bank
Feed and Sale Stable
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