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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
5
The Maxwell Motor Company explains three reasons to overhaul cars now including better service and resale value. It highlights a 1.75 million dollar parts plant in Newcastle Indiana with 45 000 parts bins and claims 24 to 48 hour shipment for 150 models. Prices will rise 20 percent on January 1.
The December 7 lesson from E O Sellers of Moody Bible Institute discusses Joshua 6 8 11 14 20 and the Jericho victory as a typology of Christ death and believer deliverance The text stresses obedience to divine orders the ark symbolizing Christ the jubilee trumpets as gospel power and Rahab’s salvation by faith highlighting the triumph of faithful obedience over unbelief
A traveler outsmarted a pushy clothing dealer who eagerly pressured him to try on coats. After trying on thirty garments, the visitor left saying he would not be charged and would help others in the future. An old ad for Mrs Winelow's soothing syrup follows. A professor boasts that killing a fly prevented an enormous fly population.
Mrs. Alice Kirlin describes how a scalp infection with pimples reddened skin caused intense itching and sleepless nights for her daughter. After months of failed remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief and full recovery.
A woman at the Euclid Village post office asks about mail. She first seeks a business letter and leaves disappointed. She returns blushing, reveals the letter was not business related, and asks the clerk to check for personal notes among the love letters.
A fragment cites Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops with bargain pricing and a Washington Star quote about a boss and an emphasis on avoiding harmful actions. The text also notes procrastination on wrongdoings and hints at a boss using a whitewash brush as a weapon in a fictional exchange.
Gladstone reports wheat crop in 1913 averaging thirty bushels per acre with exceptional grades. On Portage Plains several farmers including Noah Elgert and Geo E Stacey posted high yields up to sixty-one and fifty-four bushels per acre. Marquette and Dauphin districts describe good weather, threshing at peak and No. 1 Northern samples. Elevators busy shipping cars as machines claim high yields and strong samples.
Mitchell Kennerley defends a Com stocked work claiming it argues for righteousness and exposes excuses for women's toil and underpayment. A sharp joke about a typewriter girl highlights prudence in saving for a rainy day.
A fragment from The Point reveals a flirtatious exchange about oysters on the half shell and a sharp witticism, suggesting a lively social scene and banter between characters.
The village gossip quips about a girl who spends long hours in front of a mirror, becoming the subject of chatter as locals joke about her fixation and the endless attention she attracts.
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