Meare Quotation On Resolve And Action
Meri explains a personal rule about intent and action. He says when he sets his mind to a task he goes ahead and completes it. The remark reflects a practical view of determination and follow through.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
8
Meri explains a personal rule about intent and action. He says when he sets his mind to a task he goes ahead and completes it. The remark reflects a practical view of determination and follow through.
An old timey ad features Castoria for infants and children urging safe use with signature claims. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pills as a gentle aid for stomach liver and bowels and hints at health benefits for kids.
A widow is described flirting with a married man to observe his wife’s reaction, illustrating social maneuvering and domestic tension in the period.
Logansport Indiana woman recounts suffering male female troubles and refusing surgery. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her recovery and urges others to try it before considering an operation. The advertisement promises confidential responses to letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Ralph B. Clark of Anderson announces the Indiana Retail Merchants Association annual meeting in Terre Haute January 21-22. Highlights include Tolles on Instructions in Salesmanship and Cooper on Fire Insurance with sessions, roll calls, addresses, discussions, and officer elections.
The Indiana Democratic club elected officers with most winners on the regular ticket. President Dick Millen First led with 216 votes, Governor Ralston was first vice president, and Timothy P. Sexton re-elected secretary with 231 votes. Directors included Fred E. Barrett and Elliott R. Hooton among others. Bert Hendren aligned with Taggart on independent tickets.
Grig. Gen. W. J. McKee appoints one of seven boards to examine officers for commissions in the Indiana National Guard Second battalion First infantry. Board members include Julius Blum Caleb Wheeler Orion Norcross and Arthur J. Miller. Substitutes Merle Weissinger John F. Alles and Harry B. O’Dell named. Headquarters move from Vincennes. James A. Nolte ordered to appear for regimental quartermaster examination.
Twenty eight sheriffs from northeastern Indiana northwestern Ohio and southern Michigan attended the semi annual Tri State Sheriffs association gathering in Fort Wayne. Discussions covered sheriff office business systems jail sanitation and plans for a drag net to capture horse thieves. President of the organization is Sheriff J W Wilson of Van Wert Ohio.
The Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen’s association held its annual meeting at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis. Elected officers include President C. H. Kramer Richmond first vice president Bedna Young Evansville second vice president Walter Crim Salem secretary Edward Richard 500 Indianapolis treasurer Joseph Buckley Brookville.
The Indiana Millers Association holds its midwinter gathering January 20 at the Board of Trade in Indianapolis. Speeches by Alexander G. Cavins, A. P. Husband, and F. D. Fuller on workmen’s compensation, transportation legislation, and branding of feed. Governor Ralston and W W Bonner headline a banquet with Bonner discussing banking and currency law impacts. Association officers are President Charles B. Jenkins, Vice President Carl Sims, Treasurer T S Blish, and Secretary Charles B. Riley.
A national chrysanthemum show bringing growers from across the United States will be held in Indianapolis under the State Florists Association of Indiana. The event, first National Chrysanthemum Society exhibition in Indianapolis, follows the association's annual meeting at the Hotel Severin. Indianapolis florists will distribute admission tickets if plans succeed.
Pensions were granted to several Indiana surgeons, including Dr L H Eshelman appointed pension surgeon at Marion and Dr B E Johnson appointed pension surgeon at Williamsport, with additional pension awards to Anna B Durbin and Sarah Jane Fouch among others.
The text fragments reference Worms expelled from the himal ocean, Vermifage from Dr Jemis, Mira Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and a door lobby overheard exchange. A fat and thin man discuss Jones described as otherwise with political shifts and a sharp insult about being a fool.
The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered a year of dropsy with swollen limbs and fatigue. After using five boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he regained strength. He endorses the remedy and invites contact for further information and household hints. Dodds Kidney Pills cost 50 cents a box from Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
The Kansas City Star notes a rapid shift as China moves toward the western world. It contrasts past views of China as remote and exotic with current signs of openness and reform in politics education and international relations.
Mabel explains the cost of buying a car with expenses including interest depreciation chauffeur gas and repairs. The father interrupts saying the total comes to a standstill. The exchange reflects a humorous moment from Ladies' Home Journal.
A student is asked how long 15 men would take to reap a field after 20 men already reaped it in eight hours. He writes that the field, having already been reaped by 20 men, could not be reaped again by 15, showing a witty misunderstanding of work rates.
A reader recounts pale sickness and years of coffee reliance. After switching to Postum, health improved within a week and five months later she weighed 148 pounds and felt strong. She credits Postum for the recovery and notes the product is sold by Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
Reports from Laporte Bloomington Elwood Lafayette Hammond South Bend and others recount drownings stabbings suicides arrests and public notices. Incidents include a Syracuse youth drowned on ice at Lake Wawasee an Elwood saloon license case a West Hammond terror suspect jailed and a South Bend liquor ban order. Indiana University honors James Whitcomb Riley with Arbutus dedication and various local legal and criminal notices across multiple towns.
Bjinks, a minor worker in a real estate office, greets his boss with holiday wishes. The boss retorts that fate hinges on Bjinks's performance. The next day the boss appears in a better mood and again says a holiday blessing, prompting Bjinks to respond with a cautious reply.
A Elyria Ohio man F J Busher describes ten year scalp ailment with itching scales and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice daily his scalp improved within weeks and he was cured in two months. Advert shows world wide sales and free samples with Skin Book.
An advert claims Mother Gray's Sweet Powders ease colds feverishness headaches stomach issues teething trouble and regulate bowels within 24 hours for children. Sold by druggists 25 cents sample offered free from A S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also contains a brief joke about near vegetarians.
Advertisement for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills offered with and without soluble sugar coating. Claims to regulate the bowels invigorate the liver and purify the blood.
A fragment references Boston slang and a joke about protection against threats. It mentions Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops and locations described as drug stores. The text mixes dialogue with stray phrases about safety and commerce.
Fragmentary OCR text presents an ad style line about a baldheaded man. It mentions eye balm for scalding sensation in eyes and inflammation of eyes or eyelids. The passage reflects odd punctuation and stray quotes with no clear event.
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