Be Kind in Little Things
An essay on domestic harmony contrasts women who travel with those who stay home. It argues a wife’s simple demands and daily acts of kindness shape happiness, while misused power and resented words cloud life. Small gestures brighten family life and ease poverty.
Saturday Night Reveries and the Call Home
A reflective piece urges laborers to value Saturday night family warmth over work and wealth. It contrasts a restless week with the comfort of home, love, and faith, urging readers to return to their families and seek gentler, more meaningful joys.
The Festive Cucumber Health Warning Tale
A humorous regional tale warns of overindulgence as cucumbers invade the night. A sleeper dreams of violent cucumbers rising from the belt area and provoking wild stomach distress. Medical responders and militia appear as the morning dawns, revealing the comic consequence of excessive seasonal produce.
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Dan Abraham
Will Ha‘g
Drs. Rankin
Anderson
DeMotte
State Militia
Odon Fire Department
Southern Indiana Band
Local Notes From Bramble Area And Nearby Towns
Raguesville news records visits by Ray Casey and relatives to uncle A W Dval near Bramble, sickness relief for Louis Pate, and weekend gatherings of Morris, Dyal, and Riggins families. A saw mill move near St Marys and business at trustee Sims’s are noted, with a notable Burns City game home run. A good rain arrived Tuesday and farm work focuses on this week.
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Burns City
Jasonville
Burns City Reds
Reds
What Every Town Needs Citizens and reform for progress
An editorial urges public spirit and unity to advance town welfare. It identifies social types harmful to progress, praises enterprising citizens who support beneficial enterprises, and condemns loose morals and corruption. It notes Mach statewide reform and a 1915 child labor bill, citing Governor Hughes and the National Child Labor Committee.
Citizens in Utopia spark social debate in private meeting
A small group of twenty to thirty private citizens held an informal gathering to discuss views in a residence. The event drew one leading paper to warn that socialists are the vanguard of disorder and crime. The piece notes socialism's age and references Germany and Britain’s political scene.
Typographical Errors and Humorous Misreadings Across Papers
A collection of classic misreadings and garbled lines from newspapers and editors. Examples include a reporter’s misprint turning empathy into mockery and a politician’s speech altered by typesetters. The anecdotes illustrate how small slips distort meaning and provoke reactions.
Debating Socialism Vague Theories Across Sides
The piece argues that monarchic control has not wiped out insurance policies and that both opponents and proponents spew idiotic and vague ideas about socialism. The opposing views are inconsistent and often more muddled on the subject.
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Saturday Eyring Post
Fractured Farmyard Fable Ends In Havoc And Mayhem
A chaotic tale of a man neglecting his paper subscription, his boy borrowing ink, a boundary fence broken, and family misfortune spreading across the home. Crazed events include cornfield injury, croploss, broken pants, ruined teeth, spilled dairy, a runaway daughter, and livestock mischief.
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Southern Indiana Railway Timetable Contains Daily Train Schedules
The timetable lists northbound and southbound trains with departure and arrival times between Seymour Bedford Terre Haute and related stops. Form tables and further information are available from local agents. P. Radley, G. T. A., Grand Central Station, Chicago.
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Jasonville
Linton
Beehunter
Elnora
Ojon
Bedford
Seymour
Il. P. Radley
T. A. Grand Central Station
Chicago
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Summer Tourist Rates From Odon to Western Cities
The Union Pacific and rail lines will sell Summer tourist tickets from Odon to San Francisco Los Angeles California Portland Oregon Seattle Tacoma Everett and other destinations with a return limit of October 31.
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Los Angeles
California
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Oregon
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Victory for the Working Child in New York Labor Bill
The New York Legislature closed a session marked by a notable child labor bill. It barred under sixteen year olds from working more than eight hours in factories with a fixed schedule from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Opposition argued the provision was inflexible, but the bill progressed despite attempts to amend.
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