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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
A Brownsburg Record item riffs on a New York Evening Sun quip about a spinster who never marries, noting a parrot that swears a cat out all night and a tobacco-chewing monkey, followed by a mock moral tale about hats, courtesy, and sleepers.
A reflection on moral failure and human frailty across social strata, arguing that neither wealth nor poverty affords immunity from error and urging humility in judging others.
A Thorntown Argus reflective plea argues society should ease right action and resist driving the weak into poverty. It denounces selfish wealth, urges reclamation over punishment, and calls all to heal the moral body by aiding others and making life a blessing to fellows.
The passage notes a witty speech by a graduating woman about ambition and marriage in rural life and hints at an upcoming Ladies' Home Journal article on century mysteries. It frames social norms, gender roles, and the era's unresolved puzzles as a lead into a broader feature.
A gentleman size 15 jewel Waltham watch in a gold filled cage is offered for sale at the press office. Kennett & Kendall advertise household essentials at remarkably low prices for rapid purchase.
The Jackson township Boone county convention drew a large crowd with Democrats and some outside attendees including Republicans and Populists. Officers were elected by acclimation, with C K Young named chairman and Granville Wells and Edgar Servies secretaries. Trustees and assessor votes shifted after multiple ballots while councilmen nominees were declared by acclimation as Stipe and Coshow declined. Supervisors listed by district were identified, and the meeting closed around 5 30.
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