24 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
1
In a clashing mix of high speed intrigue and personal peril, Stanton faces a wily rival as Miss Carlisle schemes amid a dangerous 24 hour race. Floyd, Jessica, and Archer Ross figure in a web of deception and high stakes as Stanton fights for control and love.
In a humorous travel anecdote from Germany, Mr. Baring Gould recounts a rail dispute over a third class ticket bought in Ober Lenningen. An inspector demands six marks for a class mismatch, but after a lengthy exchange the station master relents, requiring only one penny to cover the difference.
Father William J. Dalton of Annunciation church recounts a local bishop described as a large map with bushy hair who travels in a silk hat. In a Kansas town the bishop, stepping from a train, is warned by a porter that the crosier case left with him is not the company’s responsibility.
A fragmentary exchange shows an Italian diplomat and a friend arguing over continuing to fight in Tripoli. The diplomat asserts punishment of Turkish forgiveness and pressure as motives, reflecting tensions in colonial hostilities and diplomacy.
A dense collection of farm tips covers poultry, dairy, hogs, horses, crops, and orchard care. Topics include disinfecting incubators, feeding practices, pasture and barn management, alfalfa and clover seeding, fruit and berry care, and silage use to boost yields and profits.
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript quotes Wild Beastie and a line about uniforms implying male credentialing until a girl turns eighteen. It shifts to comment on adult taste, noting shoulder straps as the test of interest.
A man demanded a refund for socks he bought, claiming the product was guaranteed for three months. He had worn them three weeks before holes appeared, forcing him to buy another pair, while the clerk questioned the issue.
Mrs Snaggs asks what a canard means and, in a playful exchange, her husband answers with a pun stating a canard is something one canardly believe. The silly dialogue ends with mutual amusement over the wordplay.
A Midwestern woman credits dietary change with restoring brain clarity and health after chronic constipation and fatigue. She stopped meat and pastries, used Grape Nuts with sugar and cream, and followed The Road to Wellville guidance to reform her digestion and nerves.
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