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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
Local items list C T Messner as dental surgeon, promote Burns & Davis Drug Store croquet sets hammocks and car ads for Olds and Ford models. Socials note visits by Florence Crawford, Mary Brown and others. Community updates cover church projects hardware goods and a serial story in The Sun.
The Massachusetts legislature sees a bill by Winfield T. Prime of Worcester to require marriage proposals in writing and proper filing. The New York Sun comments that such clever schemes by women to trap suitors would be thwarted by the legislation, noting breach of promise risk.
On a farm at St. Michel-sur-Orde France Mine Tardout and her husband began selling four leaf clover plants after a bad season. The couple now makes a living by supplying the lucky plant to actresses and jewelers who incorporate it into brooches and pendants bound between crystal.
Crabshaw explains to Willie that an artistic ending occurs when the author reaches a natural close to the tale. The pair discuss how a story finishes with a satisfying resolution rather than a forced or abrupt conclusion.
After a women's club meeting, several young North Side matrons discuss their husbands in a light household chat. One quips about "Jack in so absent-minded" highlighting playful domestic humor.
In a fragmented exchange, one speaker notes a man named Harry perusing the city directory to define a word, while others remark it as nothing special. The garbled text hints at a casual, puzzling moment amid everyday chatter.
Glenn Patch, a 1050 pound bay filly with white markings, is sired by Dan's Brother. He is eligible for registration but not yet registered and will stand at the Mather Burn in northwest Otterbein. Terms include 15 dollars insurance per colt to stand and suck. Levi retained on cost until fee is paid. If mares bred are parted with, insurance and fee become due at once. mares must be returned on return day. Care to prevent accidents is stated but the farm is not responsible for any occurred incidents.
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