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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
A jumble of short items lists visits, sales, and product notes from an Indiana town. People such as Mrs Glenn Johnston Miss Lizzie Murphy and others travel visit relatives attend sales and view hats while firms Opp Hardware Prestolite and A D S advertise products and services. Gloria Kerr is sought.
The stallion GLORIEUX No 59261 50748 is a black Ton Stallion at Jeff Daw son’s barn in Otterbein. Services offered at $20 to insure colt to stand and suck. The stallion is kept at the barn for business.
Community items describe church roof progress and new garage plans in Montmorenci. Reader updates include visits among families in Lafayette, Fowler, Wolcott, and Boswell, a hospital transfer, a mastoiditis operation, a Tri Kappa dance, and a broken leg from a fall near the south end.
A fragment describes catarrh affecting the tubes and mucous surfaces. It claims nine of ten cases arise from this indented condition and promotes Daly's Catarrh Cure as a remedy to restore normal tissue and prevent permanent damage.
Mrs. Kate Hedman of Grungie Ohio recalls a severe lung condition years ago. A physician warned of lung disease, then she started Vinol and recovered. Vinol allegedly soothes inflamed surfaces eases coughing increases appetite strengthens digestion and boosts strength. Ward Bros Druggists Otterbein Indiana offer a money back guarantee if it fails.
The land lady asks Mr Starboarder how he finds the chowder. He replies it is cold but not clammy, implying a cautious, humorous tone in a seaside setting.
The caption notes Grace won guides admiration by climbing Mont Blanc in a hobble, illustrating remarkable endurance and grit.
A humorous pair of quips centers on Jiggers and his wife as the punchline hinges on a perpetual dispute about keeping the pot boiling. The exchange plays on domestic banter and cooking metaphor.
In a sharp exchange a spectator remarks on a bathing suit, while another retorts about the surprise of a tube skirt. The playful quip suggests public discourse over daring clothing choices in the era’s social scene.
Becker remarks the cubist display was inverted as a wall piece. Knicker notes the staged irony of turning the wall toward the artwork in a playful exchange about the exhibit setup.
Fragmentary lines indicate a business faced decline leading to bank involvement. The last note suggests the court wound up the enterprise, signaling dissolution or liquidation under banking oversight. Further specifics are not provided in the text.
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