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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
7
The Otterbein Sun editor Wade S. Bolt offers season greetings urging friendship sympathy cheerfulness and generosity. The message expresses hope for a prosperous 1914 with strength courage and improved business while seeking to overcome disadvantages and maintain goodwill.
A child recounts a Christmas at sea near Cape Horn during a fierce storm. The family found simple joys like a pencil and caramels in stockings and plum duff for dinner, as the ship endure pounding seas and dangerous conditions with a father at the wheel and a mother keeping faith.
In central India Lachman, an illiterate peasant, cut off his left hand as an offering to Rama. Bleeding stump shown, he felt no pain, refused anesthesia, and remained calm during two operations. He trusted Rama to protect him and left the dispensary cheerful.
The Star Boarder appears at the Opera House Tuesday night December 30 as a guaranteed attraction. Grace Taylor travels to Morocco to visit friends for a few days. Ed C. Bugbee of Tullahoma, Tennessee visits his brother B. M. Bugbee and family. Wedding bells for a popular local teacher today. Christmas joy and vacation season noted.
An exchange reveals a nurse misinformed about the term Cosmic Ego being a breakfast food. The remark underscores a communication gap affecting hospital care and professional understanding.
A humorous tale recalls Willie who, given two cents to mail his mother’s letter, returns with the money and claim he mailed it. The anecdote highlights a mix up and a small misstep as the boy explains his action and its outcome.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a clash or disagreement involving a new maid named Whait. The lines suggest tension and confusion about identity and roles within a household.
An assortment of wood furniture items lists a Wicker Sewing Table in oak or mahogany finish, a youth desk and chair, a sewing rocker with Bissell carpet sweeper, a famed oak customer cherry bay statue, a leather top foot stool, and a comfortable rocker.
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