09 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
1
A New York man recalls finding moose shank boots in New Brunswick season lore. The skin boots, cured without tanning, form foot and leg with moose hide and are greased with deer tallow for pliancy. They prove water and cold proof, worn over several wool stockings. He also found caribou leg skin boots, similar in method but finer and decorative.
A physician smiles as he jokes about telepathy while feeling a patient’s pulse. The lady retorts that people once believed doctors could read thoughts by sensing a heartbeat, poking fun at medical mystique.
Willie saves four men and three wine from drowning after they slipped on ice. He tells his mother he broke through to reach them at the edge of the water on the ice. Puck
Port Arthur faces a unique problem as daylight saving would shift clocks nearly two hours from sun time, affecting wake times and daily routines. The St Paul Dispatch notes potential benefits of earlier rising with the sun and longer evening daylight for recreation.
A philosophical reflection urges individuals to speak their highest truth despite fear of aheadness. It argues opinion drives social change as a force formed from collective beliefs, urging fearless alignment of inner convictions with outward action to influence the future.
A fragmented report notes extremely deep ocean trenches near Mindanao and the Philippines. It mentions a depth of 32 078 feet as part of a German survey and cites a Pacific measurement exceeding prior depths by 182 feet. A quoted dialogue about marriage appears mixed in.
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