Grow older like a violin and stay on the job
The piece argues that small daily troubles test character more than giants and highlights the value of perseverance. It notes how appearance and dress influence opportunities, urging steady effort and a positive attitude to win out in the end. The column closes with bank figures and local notices.
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Gulliver
Reassuring Him in a Hosiery Shop Exchange
An embarrassed man asks to buy hose for his wife claiming she wanted roller hose. A floorwalker replies with reassurance and notes they fired a young woman last week for a flippant remark to a man in that vicinity.
Oysteropathy and the bones in a comic review
A playful quip discussing oysteropathy as a bone manipulation topic. The speaker claims reading about the condition and jokes about humorous situations with a girl playing dominoes in review.
Mrs J A Westlake Visited Relatives in New Palestine
Local notes say Mrs J A Westlake spent part of last week with relatives at New Palestine.
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Mary E. Jarvis
Spencer
J. A. Westlake
New Palestine
Local Social Notes From Cartersburg Area
Francis Stephenson left for Detroit to remain until school starts. Ora Powers is seriously ill with typhoid fever. John Woods, previously ill, is improving but cannot work for a year. Nash drives a new "Sensible six". Kenneth Hornady left for Mount Meridian to work with road crews. Jim Woods moved from Danville to Cartersburg. Hugh Woods and family visit Pecksburg relatives. Mildred McCormick heads to Martinsville for a few days with grandparents. Harry Ward and family visited his parents. Cartersburg beat Maplewood in baseball Sunday. Edwin McCormick of Monticello spent the day here. Edith Fogleman weekended in Indianapolis. Paul Davis and wife of Plainfield visited his parents. Frank Owens and wife of Plainfield visited Grace Crow.
Administrator appointed for Sarah A Pointer estate
Notice lists Alson Pointer as administrator appointed by the Hendricks County Circuit Court Indiana for the estate of Sarah A Pointer late of the county deceased. The estate is described as solvent.
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Hendricks County
State of
Indiana
Sarah A. Pointer
Alson Pointer
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