12 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
1
In a long steam of chapters, Stanton drives the Mercury to victory after a perilous race and a series of arrests and encounters with Miss Carlisle and Jesse Floyd. The pair form a tense bond as Floyd uncovers Stanton’s loneliness and the twin sister subplot unfolds amid travel and danger.
A village postmaster replies to a government official about personal sacrifice for country. He jokes that his duty means reading addresses rather than viewing postcard pictures, hinting at the quiet burdens of public service.
A composite guide to farm care covering poultry management and chick rearing, crop soil improvement, manure use, grain storage, grafting fruit trees, irrigation, and equipment upkeep. It emphasizes practical steps, such as brooder lamp cleaning, proper egg handling, manure application after plowing, and focused herd and flock conditioning for better productivity.
Canada reports record revenue for the last fiscal year ending March 31 with a projected 168.25 million dollars, up over 32 million from 1911-12. The Finance Minister notes steady monthly gains from customs excise post office and railways and a substantial debt reduction despite tight money conditions.
Miss Pansy Hutching of Sioux Falls describes a two year facial rash worsening to large scabs. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the sores disappeared within two days and fully cleared in four weeks, with no remaining marks. She praises the products for scalp and hair care as well.
Short OCR fragment shows a woman who was once engaged to a husband figure. Another speaker asks why the other dislikes her, noting she did not marry him and signaling a conflict over past relationships. No names or places are provided.
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