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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
8
A historical crime of levity shows rulers punish the amused. Bar on Enidoff loses post and stipend after a laugh at C zars Com piegne library misstep. Milbanke and McVea names illustrate royal temper and the perils of witticism in diplomacy and colonial service. Indian dam misuses reveal humorous misapplication of supplies at Omaha.
Florists seek perfume techniques to enhance chrysanthemums as the flower’s value rises nationwide. English growers sparked the improvement, with U S revenue from the bloom totaling about 500000 last year. Washington Star notes a booming industry. 1989 government data show 2738426 spent on labor and a total product value near 119287822 with land and buildings valued at 35469487.
The United States runs a six mile railroad near New York from Fort Hancock to Highland Beach. It transports ordnance and supplies to proving grounds, with limited passenger use by military passes. The line bears no private branding beyond “Sandy Hook Proving Grounds” and is managed by Col. J. B. Burbank.
A 35 year old man in New Westminster Canada, claiming to be a former Aberdeen Mississippi lawyer, woke with memory loss and years of work as a Fraser River longshoreman under a forgotten name. He learned of McKinley’s second term, Roosevelt’s presidency, and wars he could not recall, prompting doctors Kendall and Boggs to file a detailed case report.
A Chicago Chronicle tale recounts a railway conductor recalling a party headed to KaWear and Colorado for relics. A professor debates a cowboy who asks why a horse has two sets of teeth while a mule has one, revealing the scientist’s confusion over simple facts.
Silas was swindled after a man offered to insure him against steerings and collected six months’ premium. The text also cites Dr. Carl Lumholtz’s view of northwestern Mexican tribes as intelligent, monogamous, with land held communally and minimal theft or disease, and mentions modern steamship travel as very safe with the English government losing none of 250,000 dispatched to South Africa.
Maj. Gen. Nelson A Miles and Great Northern President James J Hill raced along a moving train near Billings Montana while en route to McKinley funeral. They leaped from rear to front platform in a burst and Miles won by seven feet as the engine halted at the station.
A Baltimore jeweler has engraved the entire capital alphabet on the head of a single pin, a trick noted by the Chicago Tribune as a partial answer to what becomes of all the ping.
Ww. J. Tuomey advertises prompt careful attention to all legal matters. Office located in the Bartholomew Building on the north side square.
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