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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
6
Mildred endures her aunt Miss Fansset’s rebuke and tightens her own resolve after a stormy exchange. Cesar Castellani arrives, pleases the household, and Mildred, though sorrowful, finds distraction in his sparkling, opera‑flavored piano recital amid a tense domestic atmosphere.
George Greswold seeks truth about his first wife Vivien Faux, asking Pergament Pergament at Lincoln's Inn Fields about her origins and parents. The firm withholds details, citing client secrecy, leaving Greswold distraught and still seeking the truth about his past.
A newlywed man named Waingles was hit above the eye by a heavy-heeled shoe thrown by a friend in his cab. Police attended the accident, a handkerchief stained with blood covered his eye, and the groom sought a doctor after reaching their destination. He explains the incident as his wedding day calamity.
A quoted exchange reveals Sid Rnpeck advising Sin gleton that real happiness comes with marriage. Sin gleton is astonished, REnpeck insists it is a fact and warns that appreciation may come too late.
A Washington Star quip notes the Chinese as early printers and inventors of the interrogation point. It adds an aside about British industry, mentioning the largest chemical works located at Northwich in Cheshire, England.
The essay argues vision and high ideals define success and happiness. It stresses pursuing lofty goals shapes character, endurance, and deeds, noting visions may come softly rather than with dramatic signs and urging continuous aspiration.
The sermon contrasts law and grace through Jesus Christ, stating grace releases guilt, brings forgiveness, and enables true righteousness. It emphasizes that God is at peace with the sinner, and grace empowers ongoing moral renewal beyond mere adherence to law. The fusion of grace and law elevates the believer to eternal glory.
A hailstorm three miles north of Elwood tore through fields for twenty minutes with stones as large as hickory nuts. Corn tassels were stripped, a 25 acre field belonging to Omer Sutton was destroyed, a wheat shock was burned by lightning, and telephone service across four square miles went out.
Willis Pratt of Farmersburg dreamed an improved churn for three nights, built a model, and secured a patent. A Chicago churn company offered a price and accepted Pratt's figure, leaving him greatly richer.
Four year old son of Peter Torn of Carmel was severely injured when his father, driving a binder, failed to hear his cry as the boy hid in wheat. The machine amputated one leg and inflicted severe wounds on the other. The father, unaware until a cry arose, stopped immediately. The child is in critical condition and may die.
Mrs. Tottie Young of Ireland DuBois County was pecked by six or more jaybirds while gardening. The attack forced her to flee to the house and she wore a sunbonnet to shield her eyes, preserving sight.
Tewell Steele, a city fireman in Washington, was badly hurt when his horse ran away on a blackberrying trip. He was dragged hundreds of feet, both legs broken above the ankles, and suffered extensive bruises. Due to age his recovery may end his fire service.
Miss Magmie Baker aged 20 is dead and Charles Ingle is dying from bullet wounds after he attempted to force Baker and Mrs Ollie Ellis to leave town. Ingle claims love jealousy and interference by Ellis and Lovejoy. Ellis is jailed on the killing. William Collins loses 250 dollars to a thief who stole his saved wages from a suitcase.
An 18 year old, Starry Sweet, was struck in the neck by a skyrocket during a ratification celebration in Lafay ette honoring Bryan’s nomination. Several others were only lightly hurt as the Jackson and Young Men’s Democratic clubs hosted the event. Deputies later ruled out Mrs. Belle Gunness after a Hillsdale inquiry.
Mrs Sarah Collis of Princeton dies at her 77th birthday supper as family gathers from far and near. The illness described as a coughing episode ended in her death during the birthday feast.
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