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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
Austrian laws require dwellings and business houses be built of solid material from interior to exterior. Building regulations in Austria are strict and rigidly enforced. Interior walls are mainly plaster and concrete, with bricks and lathe also common.
Editor questions persistence. writer explains he seeks local color for his short serial titled The Ugliest Man on Earth. He states he does not intend to sell stories but to gain material.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a sugar coated digestive aid for stomach liver and bowels. The claim emphasizes regulation and invigoration with easy to take tiny granules and notes they do not gripe.
A boy is not deemed good for nothing since his worth depends on parental payment for good behavior. The remark suggests moral price tied to rewards rather than intrinsic merit.
Captain Charles Cartland and six life savers rescued fifty eight children and attendants from the Wayne Orphan Asylum in a Chicago flood, making five trips through swift water. Four children died in a failed prior rescue, but the crew saved all remaining children and two attendants. A separate Peru incident sent 200 Peru children to safety, including a doctor and a college student aiding a hospital birth. three men drowned after stealing a leaky boat near the interurban tracks.
In Rome the American financier J Pierpont Morgan died at the Grand Hotel on March 31 at age seventy six after illness since Easter. His body was embalmed and sent to the United States from Naples. a funeral was held before departure. He was a director in sixty one companies including General Electric First National Bank of New York United States Steel Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and many railroads and utilities.
The piece quotes Puck noting Mrs Newrich endlessly boasts about seizing every opportunity. It mocks her attempts to sound brilliant and claim mastery of time as if she holds the key to it.
The national association aided the formation of over 300 state and local anti tuberculosis societies in nearly every state and territory. Hospitals and convalescent homes reached more than 30,000 beds for consumptives. About 400 dispensaries with 1,000 physicians, plus 150 open air schools for tuberculous and anaemic children, were provided. Laws on tuberculosis passed in 45 states. ordinances in over 200 cities. A field campaign educated the public in 40 states and territories, distributing more than 100 million pamphlets.
In a delicate scene Miss Spooner fears falling and Archibald reassures her. The exchange suggests an unexpected turn in their relationship as tension rises and support is offered.
Mrs Annie Saunders of Monroe Wisconsin details a six week old baby with widespread rash crusting and itching. After trying remedies and finally Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child recovered. hair regrew and skin cleared. Advertisement notes free samples and the Cuticura address in Boston.
A Wide World magazine writer describes Cairo ironers at native tailors who press clothes with their feet. They use a large flat iron with a wooden block on top, guiding it by a long handle. Ironing boards stand only inches from the ground, yet the method proves efficient and neat.
Kin Hubbard, the Indiana humorist, reported on a performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The critique states the dogs were good but the cast offered poor support and the show played down the Melodeon hall last night.
A fragment shows three speakers named Mike Pat and Eye tallans discussing voting for the fall election. The text reflects informal dialect and uncertain publication timing.
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