Superstitions and Beliefs Behind Ordinary Habits
The text reflects on how people harbor small superstitions in daily life. It mentions Opie Read and a notion that traveling Thursday without money brings bad luck, causing him to stay home and plan around leftovers. The piece explores common quirks that shape cautious behavior and self awareness.
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Opie Read
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New Castle Advertiser Letter Urges Local Manufacturing Interest
A letter to The Press from Cincinnati dated November 3 1038 discusses New Castle Ind as a potential manufacturing location. Orville K Jones asks about available buildings and suitable properties for vehicle manufacturing with patents and ties to Jarwest Dugacy plants.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
Charles S
Hernly
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Ind
Jarwest Dugacy
Ato
Orville K, Jones
Property Transfers From New Castle and Nearby Areas
Transactions show buyers Morey Ww and Kinns to LJ Diehl in New Castle for 400 dollars and Lamb to Boyd for 1750 dollars. Misener to Albright purchases a two acre lot in Michnniesbury for 400 dollars. Warner to Albright acquires a lot in Shirley for 175 dollars. The M and M Association to Moran secures a lot in Knightstowns.
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Morey
Funn
Butle
New Castle
Reverend Campbell Leaves Kokomo Church Faced with Harmony
A Kokomo Tribune reminiscence recounts Rev Samuel Campbell a harsh pastor at New Castle era who facing church factions announced he would leave the Mulberry Street church His bold plan prompted unity with the departure sparked by his threat and the church later grew cohesive and strong through renewed leadership and reform.
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Kokomo Tribune
Sam ‘Pruitt
Samuel N. Chimipbell
Crapbell Wis
Methodist
New Castle
Saint ON. Campbell
Mulberry Street
M. H
Campbell
Kokomo
Township trustees receive required school exhibit paper
Township trustees in the city Friday received the necessary regulation paper for county school exhibits. The state requires a specific grade of paper and it was delivered to the Uri. Sees.
Porto Rico coffee poised to dominate US market
A Star reporter argues Porto Rican coffee will soon flood the United States market. He notes current use of chicory and roasted blends, the tannin in green berries, and plans to introduce French processes and samples to overcome taste barriers, predicting strong US demand after occupation shifts.
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the Star
Porto Rico
United States
Arabia
Island
Ishimi
Coe
Editor’s Superstition Signals Shifts in Town Life
A rambling, fragmentary editor’s note catalogues odd omens and superstitions about money, subscriptions, and local affairs. It sketches a tongue in cheek view of daily office life, signposts of trouble, and hints at impending changes in the newspaper and town economy.
City and Ship School Exhibits Progress Noted
The Hd state Basel 7 and the School of the author muc est have been manifested in the work. City schools will enter exhibits alongside township schools with handsome efforts under way in the New Castle system.
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New Castle
Fragmentary Notes Reflect Social Fraternal Ties
The readable text hints at a discussion of protective fraternal feeling and revived heartily shared sentiments within a group. It suggests a contemplative, perhaps ceremonial, context focusing on mutual support and communal bonds.
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