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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
4
A notice from the Orland Indiana office outlines second class mail terminology and subscription rates. It states rates for six and four month periods and that payment must be received in advance to avoid a $1.50 yearly charge.
The column lists advertising rates for two to one eighth column ads and notes no removal until the following week. It also reports several local items including Clyde Rathbun’s death, obituaries for Clyde Rathbun, and multiple social visits, a funeral at Nevada M E church, and community happenings at Pleasant View and Jackson T P S S.
The excerpt praises a northern Indiana lake famed for its beauty and changing moods. It notes varied inhabitants, fishing feats by Col Jamison of Kentucky and others, bee work by Prof Neihardt, and fresh local produce. The Willows invites visitors with warm hospitality and open kitchens. Visitors arrive from California to Ohio, some by boat or carriage, with an auto misdirection noted.
Charlie Squires is in very poor health while Frank Golden works nearby threshing with a new separator and wind stacker, which is giving satisfaction to all observers.
A father speaks to his careless daughter urging her to kiss her mother on the mouth to brighten her careworn face. He recalls a mother’s comforting care during childhood and suggests a daily morning kiss as a duty and reminder of love.
A fragment from a personal reminiscence reflects on a mother’s love through wrinkles and kiss memories. It contrasts youthful affection with the caregiver’s aging burden and the promise of inevitable loss, as a spouse tends ailing partners before eternity. A separate item notes Alva Jones of Kindilhore Michigan dying after visiting his son in East Gilead.
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