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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
8
A jumble of quips and quoted lines appears with mentions of bargains and fashion. Grace buys a tan coat for $10 after a $150 similar purchase. A tongue in cheek note about coupons and a joking line about a new husband for 15 000 coupons closes the snippet.
In an eloquent political ad dress Hapgood urged action and unity. He told friends the present is the future they hoped for and urged voters to pitch in now.
Two reader letters from Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island report relief from female troubles. Women describe relief from bearing down pain headaches irregular cycles and depression after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and credit improved health and energy.
A column lists stamp language meanings by envelope corner positions and bids farewell sayings. It includes etiquette notes on place cards and candle care, plus Henry Van Dyke quote about a sun dial and a signature, Madame Merri.
The text presents a misformatted quote attributed to President Woodrow Wilson about translating truth into action and cargo guiding a ship’s voyage, stressing that truths not lived are dead.
The excerpt lists peach sherbet and a novel sponge cake with step by step mixing and folding methods. It also describes Grilled Chicken and Mushrooms with a pan sauce and toast, Bacon and Tomatoes, Cucumbers With Brown Sauce, and a raspberry jam cake with whipped cream filling, followed by a quote on beauty and fashion.
This notice details several nourishing gruel recipes for invalid patients. It explains thorough cooking to soften starch, slow consumption, and proper mixing with saliva, then lists Cracker Gruel Indian Meal Gruel and Oatmeal Gruel with step by step instructions and optional milk or cream addition.
Great Britain reports annual jewelry and plated goods production exceeding 43 million pounds. Industry observers note strong demand and steady growth in 19th century trade, with key centers including Birmingham and London shaping output.
A brief reflection notes that book titles reveal expectations about contents. The quote by Butler emphasizes that titles act like a readable physiognomy, guiding readers to anticipate themes and tones before reading.
The Kansas City Journal notes a dark secret connected with his son's college career while stating no moral turpitude is involved. It cites a day of a big match when he struck out with the bases loaded as a key incident.
The dialogue notes rising exports of American horses with last year’s value near five million dollars. Crimzonbeak comments on foreign buyers, while Ade Oy Pedy questions the trade.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for babies noting purity fragrance and gentle emollients that ease irritation redness and chafing. Ointment aids eczema rashes itching and infantile eruptions. Soap lasts longer than ordinary bars and sample offers are listed with a Boston address.
For Bash 120 acres in Pottowatomh County Oklahoma 60 acres cultivated 10 acres fruit 1 dwelling 1 acre outbuildings. Rev W R Chandler Ecumseh Oklahoma listed for sale trade or exchange through H Caldwell Berlin Oklahoma. W N U Indianapolis No 31 1913.
A downtown Milwaukee store called Topham's is described as a sharp busy emporium where staff act quickly in crises. A shopper suffered a leg injury on the first floor stairs prompting a quick, joking response from a shopwalker about cork legs.
A comic strip paragraph captures a tale of timid romance on a mountain crest where a playful kiss request is thwarted by fear of listening ears. A mountain goat crashes over the cliff in a humorous pun moment. The column then shifts to a joke about fountain pen leaks told by City Attorney Daniel W Hoan, followed by a tale of engagement heartbreak and blackmail threats in Oakdale Times style.
Two spouses spar over stubbornness in a humorous exchange. A wife teases her husband’s obstinacy while recounting an engagement at three that stretched to four thirty, with him insisting the nap beforehand helped.
A clipped quote attributed to a columnist questions women's dress sense and suggests a provocative claim that sensible attire would disrupt major industries, reflecting era views and gender norms in public discourse.
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