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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
2
A fragment touts a medical tonic claiming to aid women’s health and vitality. It emphasizes natural American roots and safe use, presenting it as suitable for various conditions and endorsing its gentle influence on the system.
A committee of twenty Indianapolis business leaders will steer a proposed national exposition planned for May to November 1911 in Indianapolis. The project aims to celebrate Indiana’s 200th white settlement anniversary with an expected total cost around 1.0 million dollars.
A public advisory from American Printer urges readers to avoid criticizing others and to promote friendliness. Emphasizes positive social behavior, avoiding knockers, and building community esteem by supporting rather than harming peers. Encourages optimism, cooperation, and self-restraint to gain popularity.
The Anti Saloon League plans simultaneous local option votes in Wabash Huntington and Whitley counties this December. A local group is organized with State Representative Fred I King as president and Fletcher A Payne as secretary, with petitions circulating.
A humorous tale centers on a colonel a pigeon fancier who bets with a major and plans to ship homing birds to St Louis. The scheme collapses when Joe the colored boy helps clip wings while immunity and consequences mingle, ending with an inauspicious outcome.
The Christmas issue features a blue and gold cover with the Madonna and Child, a full-page color painting by James Montgomery Flags, two pages of old fashioned Christmas carols with Ernest Haskell decorations, and Edwin Markham's poem Before the Gospels Were. It highlights works by notable writers including Josephine Dasham Bacon, Anna Katharine Green, Mary Wilkins Freeman, Florence Morse Kingsley, and Juliet Wilbur Tompkins, plus practical gift ideas and holiday tips.
A Muncie wife arrives at Easthaven asylum to obtain gates and data to place their son in the Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors home. The second wife, living on Spring Street, pursues guardianship and a pension to support Mote's children, with Juvenile Officer Martz supplying information. Bluffcon News.
Loganport resident Q P Smith, a Republican, seeks a deputy factory inspector post under Governor Marshall. He has opposed James E. Watson and traveled with Mr. Gompers in support of the Democratic state ticket. Local Democrats reportedly back his appointment. one deputy in the department may go to the eleventh district.
Indiana fields show 12 completions last week all producing a total 185 barrels for an average 163 barrels per well. Wells were spread across Keystone Montpelier and Camden with readings: Keystone 3 wells 25 barrels Montpelier 1 well 15 barrels Camden A.
From the office of State Veterinarian G H Roberts discusses the Live Stock Sanitary Law and tuberculosis testing. The piece notes federal and state testing requirements for breeding stock, quarantine rules, food-use restrictions, and calls for possible law modification. Chicago demands a freedom-from-tuberculosis test affecting regional dairies.
In 1728 the Beggars Opera by Gay caused a sensation with the nobility, led by the Duchess of Queensberry, backing its run of 62 nights. Handel’s success eventually bankrupted him and a lord chancellor order halted the piece. The duchess campaigned for printing and even sought subscriptions from the queen.
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