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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
2
An article argues physical rejuvenation comes from a youthful spirit and active curiosity about world events and others. It contrasts a keen, alert girl with neglectful elders, warns worry damages health and beauty, and urges engaging with people and subjects to keep spirit and facial lines youthful.
Travel deals from Jamestown and Philadelphia areas list round trip and stopover options to towns including Rome City Winona Lake Ind and Indianapolis with varied return limits and prices. Notes mention J Monroe Nieley and C L Airhart traveling to Gallatin Tenn and Robert Fulwider selling his restaurant dock to Ora Beaver and Alton Tay of N C with possession upcoming Monday.
A Ladoga Leader note contrasts cash paid by merchants with credit customers who delay payments. It cites a buyer using credit to purchase calves for cash profit and questions who qualifies as the true business man. The piece references the Indiana state fair plans a tenting area and a world‑class band performing September 20–21 with 28 cent grand stand seats.
A terse call invites correspondents within a broad region to send news items. The notice requests letters testing and asks for everyone to respond. It mentions a preferred eastward route for best news and signals ongoing engagement with potential contributors.
A late legislature amended compulsory education to require attendance from ages six to fourteen with an exception for thirteen and fourteen year olds already supporting themselves or dependents. Twelve weeks of attendance is allowed but must be continuous. The Boone county Christian Endeavor Union sets its annual meeting for Sept. 7, 1896 at Sugar Plain near Tuarntown with Indiana speakers and social program.
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