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Newspaper
Stinesville Review
Location
Stinesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
3
We have weeded out odds and ends and divided stock into three lots. The first lot at otc includes ladies button and slippers small sizes but worth more than nothing. The second lot at 7 consists of ladies fine shoes and slippers priced to bring 81 a pair. The third lot at 98c features ladies me and heavyweight button style only.
Mrs Sappenfield wife of Monon Agent visits in Campbellsburg. Rev A C Trusty regular appointment in Orleans Miss Cora Foxie attends mail in Gleamington. Chas Fan of Obi ary guest of Miss Rose Wi. Mrs Liggie visit from Harris Hill. J W Davin editor of Rasiew guest of Wr a Jeya. Mrs Hill to leave Mee oon for southern home. Mrs Jennie Easton returns from Linton and Orleans. WE Williams preached 23 at Christian church. Cemetery work and grave decorations by city. Claude McHenry and Friel attended Patrickaburg Sunday.
Staunton readers are urged to consider White Plymouth Rock poultry as a premier breed. Breeders praise their beauty, prolific egg laying, and suitability for homes and farms, claiming these birds improve hearth and mortgage prospects while adding charm and reliability to poultry keeping.
A jumble of social notices, travel hints, and local incidents. Names include Miss Utara Kelley of Anna Illinois, Miss Fosse C2usirk, Mrs Mollie Davis, Geo Snodgrass, and Arthur Aitkens now with Chris mail department. Reported dog attack near Mrs Liford, resulting in a dog’s destruction. other items include a residence for sale and visitors staying with relatives.
An antiquated account describes the native Wea of the savannahs and a luminous firefly nocturnal insect. It notes two glandular light spots behind the eyes and under each wing, the gland can be opaque to shut off glow, and the glow shifts from ruddy to golden as the insect moves. The text recounts a Spanish officer Don Domings of Colombia displaying fires and cages during travels, and a panic in a West Indies expedition mistaken for enemies.
A long readable excerpt discusses mysterious holes and underwater streams on Cephalonia near Argos, with two cisterns feeding inland. It notes mills built beside flumes since 1835, water flow estimates around 3,000,000 cubic feet daily, and theories by Crosby and others about underground channels and tides.
A dialogue outlines a scheme for an elevated railroad guard to frame a passenger with a fake assault. The conspirators discuss how to provoke, injure, and falsely testify to a provoked incident, seeking thousands in damages and profits from the plan. The plan includes hiring a man as brakeman, triggering a staged attack, and driving media coverage.
A reminiscence voice recalls Lovett, a hotel elevator operator who memorized dozens of tenants and their traits to identify suspects like a practical Sherlock Holmes. He describes lifting details from a busy building, revealing how he mapped people and routines to solve cases and reveal a hidden world of names, faces, and access.
Henne of Los Angeles arrives in Alaska to start a summer hunt for moose and caribou in the Yukon basin. He travels with a guide and two natives toward Lake Jecla, carrying a large canoe, a heavy rifle, and a Sharp’s firearm, planning later river travel to reach fort Michiel’s and return by steamer.
The text notes an enormous worldwide newspaper output totaling 12,009,000,000 copies in one year. It states printing requires 40 tons of paper costing £869,480,006 and suggests the feetout press would take 235 years for print intersections producing a stated amount of papers, with unclear figures.
Acepting old essays on habit argues decisive routines forge achievement. It stresses forming morning work hours, steady effort, and systematic practice, comparing disciplined study to mastering piano keys where repeated, purposeful action yields fluent performance. The piece links persistent habit to higher goals and self-mastery.
A fragmentary report details an underground structures project near Brighton England, a chapel for St Pauls and a land plot, halted when an adjoining establishment asserted ancestral rights. Church authorities resisted, leading to construction of the Church of the Resurrection.
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