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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
3
Capt. Dick Smith reports Lena May rebuilt into a modern steamer and to sail Louisville to Cannelton by mid month. Royal will run excursions Louisville to White City. Mention of local notices on Chamberlains remedies and coal mine resumption follows.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge No 373 I O O F expresses sorrow at the death of Emma C Linneman who passed April 27 1912. The committee notes her faithful service and readiness to labor, pledges sympathy to her family, and directs publication of these resolutions in county papers and minutes.
A Christian Herald reflection argues that tasteful attire and thoughtful grooming empower women to influence others, citing a public school teacher who dresses well to win the respect and good conduct of fifty boys daily. The piece says care in dress conveys dignity and counters the idea that frugality in appearance equals merit.
Create a charity box by storing finished items such as pictures magazines books scrapbooks cards clothing fabric and small items. Periodically sort and donate to orphanages hospitals or charities so you can respond quickly to rummage sale requests without last minute searching.
Representative Bucker of Colorado quips during a tariff discussion on sugar. He cites a Washington correspondent and a joke about an old lady and 5000 elephants making piano keys and billiard balls to mock opponents point.
The excerpt notes Cain's upbringing as flawed and cites Newton’s law of gravitation. It mentions a desire to present a test case before the supreme court to determine constitutional questions, with reference to aviators and related uncertainties.
Indianapolis, June 10. Details emerge on Shank and Lockwood as two avowed candidates aligned with the Fairbanks-Durbin clique. Kealing backs the pair to control county option and liquor policy, with Warwick-like maneuvering, finances tight, and a touring campaign planned.
The New York Medical Record argues that the sustained demand for more sleep appears in lunacy commission statistics and nerve sanatorium reports. It contends civilized man has lost his natural sleep indicator and warns of far reaching effects from sleep deprivation.
The advertisement touts ROOT JUICE as the best tonic to tone and heal mucous linings, invigoration for liver and kidneys, and relief for general debility, stomach troubles, rheumatism, and nervous weakness. Sold exclusively by T Basye, druggist.
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