Heat Drives City Folk to Claim New York as Summer Retreat
The piece recalls hot "summer time" in New York with city dwellers debating whether to flee to the Adirondacks or stay in town. A banker-like man insists New York offers more comfort and electric fans than rural trips, while scenes at a mountain resort and a country inn show contrasts between urban and rural summer leisure and social wagers.
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Memory Lane and a Summer City Charm
A letter lamenting long separation and enduring affection recalls Chimney Rock and a wreath of roses. The writer recalls fifteen years and pledges lasting love as a knightly protector. A passerby in New York muses on summer resort allure and wonders about a fly rod used by Harding.
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Cortright
Spring Cleaning for Stables Guide to Sanitation
A California station expert offers simple steps for disinfecting stables to curb diseases like tuberculosis and glanders. Emphasis on ample sunlight, thorough cleaning, and careful use of chemical disinfectants such as carbolic acid and corrosive sublimate.
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Haring
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California Experiment Station
Bank Report The First National Bank of Oden Indiana 1908
Bank report lists assets including loans 604,556 overdrafts 69,691 U.S. bonds 20,000 and premiums 366 40 notes of other banks 7000 and various reserves totaling 198,383 54. Liabilities show capital stock 25,000 surplus 2,500 undivided profits 1,510 48 national bank notes 20,000 and deposits 177,107 86 with time certificates 12,270 00. Bank cashier Walter C. Garten swears the statement true to July 15 1908.
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Fractions of Advice and a Numeric Age Riddle
A mixed page item combines a playful age puzzle guiding a woman to reveal her birth month and age, with admonitions on rest, family harmony, and social judgement. It cites Harper’s Weekly on wealth and lineage, then reflects on youthful missteps and moral expectations.
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Smoking as a test of character and future success
The speaker argues that worth depends on character and environment, warning a boy reader to quit Swakipyg cigarettes. He contrasts strong, disciplined manhood with inferiority and social scorn. Smoking is depicted as a path to ruin including potential insanity.
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Sonry
Trustee Office Hours Notice for Madison Township
Public notice from the Madison township trustee stating weekly Friday availability at the office or about town for all persons having business with the trustee. The schedule emphasizes in person attendance and open access to township matters.
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