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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
5
Despite two weeks of bad weather, the YMCA project moves, with fourth floor framing nearly complete and roof target set for July 10. Brick work lags from rain, but contractors aim to roof early. finishing by September 30 remains the plan. Collectors report steady subscriptions and expect most funds to reach authorities by project completion.
A Battle Creek specialist promotes a simple blend of syrup of Ginger Cardiol essence and Pepsin to aid indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and bloating. The remedy claims rapid relief after meals and before eating to improve appetite and ease bowel trouble in adults and children.
A New York Press report notes a phenomenon where women, upon spotting a well dressed rival, discreetly nudge one another as if sharing an unspoken sign. The tale links this social cue to a broader discussion of the word crank and its historical meanings from the 18th century to Dickens.
A long catalog of social events includes Mrs. Piehl hosting a dinner for Mrs. Clyde Coggeshall and Evelyn Coggeshall of Albuquerque to mark her birthday, plus multiple dinners, outings, church society meetings, and upcoming weddings and concerts. Attendees include the Lane, Adams, Golding, Foley, Kennepohl, Hodgin, and Dickinson families, with events at Meredith House, Hiser’s station, Bay View, and local churches and schools.
Louisville passengers on a Southern train watched Will Patton, a Woodlawn avenue tower man, catapulted from his position as the engine tore up track. Surgeons moved him, and the lower legs were found on the ground with no apparent bleeding as he groaned. He remarked he would need new legs.
Laporte Indiana June 22 The official program for the Indiana Municipal League annual convention outlines a three day session in Laporte with mayors and city officials discussing municipal needs. Key events include an invocation by Dr E A Schell reports on meetings in Norfolk Va and panels on municipal ownership and tax policy. The program features discussions on track elevation local option and paying plants along with a closing lake trip aboard the steamer Roosevelt.
A basic yard level method uses a spirit level and a straight board. Two stakes define points to measure. a board tied to a tree is sighted to both stakes, marks are placed where sightlines hit, and the vertical differences yield the level difference between stakes.
The note discusses Infanta and children requiring laxatives and stresses knowing what to observe about stomach and bowels. It highlights ongoing need and care considerations for young patients.
George Uhlman, employed by A. P. Walker of Rushville, was killed near a cross roads station when a eastbound Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction car struck him as he tied a light to signal. Mrs. Cornelia Lyons, present, broke an arm. Uhlman’s head was crushed, body brought to Rushville.
The London Standard reports a 300 year old churchyard custom at Ideford near Chudleigh. The rector and church warden place coins on a tomb, while recipients approach the opposite end to collect alms, preserving a long standing charity practice.
A Chicago Record-Herald cartoonish moment features a speaker claiming a fresh story to the audience while a heckler mocks the tale, saying the man would believe anything. The exchange captures a lively post banquet mood and local wit.
A reflective note on youth ignoring guidance and the long arc of learning through years of mistakes before recognizing prudent counsel. The piece emphasizes patience and experience as teachers guiding youth toward wiser choices.
A friend recalls Chumley's speech being warmly received at the club. A member told him after sitting down that it was the best thing he had ever done, signaling strong approval and praise.
Boston society is gossiping about Teddy Roosevelt Jr after a three day seashore visit. He spends two thirds of the time with Miss Margaret Thomas, a Back Bay beauty, while staying with classmate Charles Munn at Pride's Crossing. Activities include bathing at Singing Beach, tennis with Miss Thomas, and a Saturday picnic.
An Eton master, shortsighted, loses his hat when a black hen darts from a gateway. The hatless figure chases the bird around the street as onlookers at Eton react to the comic spectacle.
James M Shaw, manager of the Richmond Chautauqua, will arrive on the twenty fifth of this month to confer with the directors of the affair regarding this year's meeting.
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