Story of a Shoe
Harold Helvie recounts the life cycle of a shoe from cow hide to finished product. It traces tanning, material making, factory steps, and the chain of supply from ore and wood to threads, nails, and coal to fuel production.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
5
Harold Helvie recounts the life cycle of a shoe from cow hide to finished product. It traces tanning, material making, factory steps, and the chain of supply from ore and wood to threads, nails, and coal to fuel production.
A concise vintage narrative tracing a shoe’s journey from cowhide to leather to final assembly with steel tacks. It outlines the chain from feed for cattle to fodder and seed, the growth of corn and oats, and the mining and making of an iron corn planter.
An old shoe recalls life from farm work to cow riding, tannery, and factory repair. It travels by wagon and train to Luanaudess ville score, priced at 3.50, then sold to a woman who wears it until it is discarded in a trash pile.
The Liusies Aid Society met at Mrs. P. S. Howard’s home to finalize preparations for the bazaar at the traction station this Friday and Saturday. Workers were assigned and plans include giving presents to the worthy poor at Christmas. Mrs. Bubk Scott was elected secretary. The gathering ended with a luncheon of ice cream cake and coffee.
The article urges Indiana residents to buy Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis care and education. Ninety percent of state proceeds stay in Indiana, with seventy five percent of county gross sales used locally. Grants encourage building a sanitarium in Grant County and warn travelers from Texas and Colorado without funds.
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