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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
2
The piece questions the use of alum and phosphate, principal components of cheap baking powders, noting they are derived from bones rock and sulfuric acid and may raise concerns about content and safety.
The Westville Indictor issue lists editors and publishers, mailing info, weekly Thursday publication, advance pricing, ad rates, obituary charges, professional cards, and a Wednesday noon submission deadline for content. It calls attention to advertising placements and urges readers to review the issue.
The Wanatah Mirror questions Westville’s enterprise while reporting 34000 in subscriptions toward rebuilding a local mill. It defends Mr Dolman and calls for public spirit, noting fires that damaged property and contrasting Wanatah with nearby towns. Also includes social notes and an ad for Scott's Emulsion.
The town school report lists several absences including Lillian Hill Vaughn Staniford Zeila Dolman Leroy Lewis Ruby Freshman Mabel Denham Juanita Matotte Gladys Smith Hattie Denham and Gladys Poster. Ethel Davidson and Herbert Ray are sick. The 8th grade grammar exam occurred Tuesday afternoon. The High School prepares Muldoon blunders for public, while Earl Smith nears recovery from a serious accident. Prof Tilton's 29th birthday celebration hosted by Mrs Tilton.
Public notice by H M Wright stating he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife after leaving his home. Dated 3033.
Dr. Milton S. Smith, a physician based in Laporte, is identified as an oculist and aurist in the local medical community.
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