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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
21
The notice outlines third class mail handling in James town Indiana and lists subscription terms with various periods and prices. It states strict cash in advance, no credit, and that service ends when paid time expires.
A reflective piece urges lifting burdens by kindness and looking for good in others. It notes fault finding harms relationships and that a positive gaze transforms people and situations, likening light to beauty and love to purity.
A reflective passage urges readers to stop condemning others for flaws while ignoring one’s own faults. It compares judgmental eyes to beams and cobwebs, urging kindness, cheer, and self examination to reveal true virtue in daily life.
A Woman's Home Companion writer denounces exclusiveness as poverty of spirit that cuts people off from others. She praises simplicity and graciousness across classes, questions aristocratic isolation in small towns, and urges by superior advantages to share pleasure and brighten others' lives.
A steady, practical ethic argues wealth and status offer no shield against unhappiness. Endurance, frugality, and honest labor are praised as the path to success, with warnings against haste, idleness, and disdain for one's trade.
The Brownsburg town board dispute over school house funds led to unpaid bills and looming court actions. Clerk Hollett refused to issue warrants after J M Salmon objected, while acting president Gorham faced pressure. Oil dealer John R Watts supplied the street lamps as the town endures a troubling public fight.
The piece notes oil supplies halted as a contract dispute over lamp care unfolds. John Money backs his son who resigns from the post, amid broader frustrations with entrenched political bosses and calls for reform.
Rev. M. L. Shideler claims a demon visitation during a month long revival at his Evangelical church in Rochester. He says he heard a hissing sound and saw the devil in the upstairs room, commanding him to stop praying and declaring the youths of Rochester were his.
An upcoming January piece in Ladies' Home Journal, by the author of Dom Paul’s People, explores the Boer girl of South Africa and her role alongside Transvaal farmers in the republic’s prosperity.
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