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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
7
A reflective piece by Joe S. Miller in the Indianapolis Star describes a Sunday scene. The narrator recalls childhood farm life, wandering woods and a spring, then wakes to the family calling for dinner as children push him aside.
An exhausted artist in London, facing poverty and failed sales, seeks solace in Velazquez’s Orlando Muerte at the National Gallery. He clings to the fight, writes a last letter, and dies after finishing a powerful canvas inspired by a warrior’s noble end.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shifts between a family dynamic and a fever for wealth linked to a grandfather who chased gold in 49. The dialogue hints at inherited money motives and a pursuit of fortune within a single household.
Miss Winthrop finds her maid Maggie in a Valentine inspired rush as Jerry, the absent lover, reenters Maggie’s life after ten years. Miss Winthrop recalls her own past as she uncovers letters and a youthfully written valentine, leading to a reunion with John Brewster and a shared reminiscence of love and ambition.
An Austrian railway mechanic claims a method to cloak ship smoke from view. Other notes cover a Munich hospital clock that projects a magnified dial from bed, a mustache friendly soup spoon accessory, and a French electric car with live axle design reducing weight and boosting range.
A temperance woman narrates her asthma cure after switching from coffee to Postum. She describes lifelong coffee reliance, botanical advice, and a physician convinced by her success. The story notes health restoration, weight gain, and the doctor later praising Postum, urging readers to seek The Road to Wellville booklet.
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