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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

8

No longtime in market Meeken dismisses new letter opener

Mr Meeken rejects a canvasser offer of a new letter opener claiming his current tool is already the best. He notes two years with his present item and hints at an upcoming wedding anniversary. The passage shifts to Senator Martine recounting a farm hand's tale about the usefulness of chickens with a humorous phonetic exchange.

Meeken Mr. Meek Martine New Jersey Washington Star Alexander

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Advised Trial Declined

An advertisement promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming bowel regulation liver stimulation and blood purification. Researchers advise readers to decide if the cure is worth a trial. The text reflects period medicinal marketing and urges consideration of benefits and limits.

Wright

Safety First Quote Stirs Debate in Galveston News

The Galveston News features a provocative quotation arguing that a person who never makes mistakes would lose every job. The remark sparks discussion on professionalism and risk taking.

Galveston

Men Prefer Speaking Up Even If It Hurts Arguments

A terse aphorism states most men choose to press an argument rather than stay silent, suggesting vocal dispute over quiet concession. The line implies valued boldness in disagreement and social norms around speaking up.

Woman Uses New Dirt Remover In Cleaning Feats

A reader describes trying RUB-NO-MORE to keep a home dirt free. She notes the product helps her clean without effort and mentions liking the result while a witness comments on its ease of use and effectiveness.

Pleasant exchange over headlines and politics in a domestic scene

In a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt a couple argues over news. The wife dismisses his focus on politics while urging them to settle bigger questions. He storms out, calming himself with a pipe on the porch as a domestic moment unfolds.

Cleveland

Not Like Other Landlords I’m Telling You

Pat, living in lodgings, complains the landlady keeps stealing his provisions. She credits herself with small items saying she is not like other landladies. Each day more is taken with the same line. Pat pays a high bill and, deciding to leave, warns the landlady he is not like other lodgers.

Pat London

Religious Scruples and a Soldier’s Transfer Request

A soldier asks to change his religion with a claim of conscientious conviction. The colonel questions the reason and denomination. The soldier cannot recall the exact group, but jokes that it parades for church half an hour later than the others.

Tommy

Actors reaction to stage capture by cinematograph sparks shock

An actor, delighted by being photographed while on stage, told a leading critic it was the most extraordinary experience to see himself act. The critic countered that it helps explain what critics endure.

S. Mean

Unclear fragment prompts discussion on resignation

A fragmentary exchange questions whether a man is considering resigning with uncertain assurances and hesitation about the possibility.

Love’s fragile bloom in a wary courtship analysis

A reflective piece on mutual attraction and the strain of incompatible traits in courting. It argues love requires give and take, warning that persistent ego and misaligned temperaments spoil affection after weeks of strain. It cites examples of cranky spouses and mismatched partners.

When Love and Social Pressures Clash in Courtship

A reflective piece from the Atchison Globe retells how social expectations shape romance. A young man endures awkward introductions arranged by friends while a woman pursues art amid practical pressures from a merchant family. The moral notes art struggles against nature.

When a Man Loves a Woman He Courts But Lets It Fade

A reflective tale on the push and pull of romance. A woman debates sending a card and violets to a lover and wonders if pride will recover with a simple gesture. The piece contrasts persistent pursuit with abandonment and warns that some men abandon what they once valued.

Messen

Nightingale in Captivity Sings Beyond June

A London Telegraph writer notes captive nightingales sing into autumn and may resume at Christmas. Some birds sing only when alone, some under any condition, and some become silent after change of ownership. A friend shared a nightingale that fully sang in life but stayed mute for seven years after being rehomed.

London Telegraph

Gallant Mayor in Italian Town Delivers Humorous Etiquette Episode

A provincial northern Italian town recounts a humorous incident at Queen Helena's visit for Victor Emanuel statue unveiling. After a champagne spill, the mayor quips that everything is already paid for, preserving courtly decorum and earning a lighthearted response from the queen.

Italy Helena Victor Emanuel

Blind and Deaf Man Scolds Boy Beside Street Organ

A shabby man with a shade over his eyes stands with a thin boy against a wall. The man wears a card reading Blind and Deaf while the boy smiles and whistles a street organ tune. He snarls at the boy to stop and hide their happiness.

Army officer considers quitting service over immune germs

In a wartime reflection an army officer suggests a paradoxical idea that an officer immune to deadly germs should be retained and even captured by the enemy in future conflicts. The note explores risk, loyalty, and unconventional warfare ethics.

The Guilty One

A satirical note on marriage as a lottery and a quip about ministers being arrested for unlawful lotteries.

New Idea Helps Wisconsin Couple Improve Health

A Wisconsin couple pursued a new idea that broke from old motions to boost health and happiness. The husband writes of years of suffering and how stepping up the health ladder brought surprising benefits.

Wisconsin Everal

Unsightly Pimples and Dandruff Vanish After Cuticura

Clyde Mirebaugh reports years of red pimples and dandruff on his face ending after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment. He notes relief from itching and a free sample offer with the 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.

Sharon Iona Clyde Mirebaugh

Hyde Station Fright Triggers Irish Passenger

A startled Irish passenger at Hyde station on the Great Central railway heard the guard shout Hyde and the stationmaster join in while porters echoed the name. Believing danger, the man hid under his seat until the train reached Stockport where a ticket collector found him.

Stockport Great Central Railway England Hyde

Woman Proclaimed Capable With Hairpin as Man With Wrench

A spirited exchange notes a woman can do as much with a hairpin as a man can with a monkey wrench. The remark contrasts tool use to challenge gender expectations in daily tasks.

Those Artists Gauge Moral Boundaries in Gallery Walkthrough

A middle aged couple critiques a woodland landscape painting titled Barbizon School. He notes the label and explains its origin while she questions the exhibit's propriety and morality.

Barbizon School

Laxative Bran Claim Promises Fast Constipation Relief

A Lenfestey Hygenic Bran ad from Lemfaster Milling Co promotes a daily laxative breakfast using three tablespoons of Lenfestey Hygenie Dran. The pitch claims speedy relief from long standing constipation and offers a large 6 qt. bag for 80 cents, with Chicago address.

Lemfester Milling. Co W. Kinzie St Chicago Adv

On Principle Yale Record Cartoon Exchange

A Yale Record cartoon shows a student telling a janitor to sweep under the carpet and the janitor replying that he always sweeps everything under the carpet. The brief gag lampoons honesty and routine campus labor.

Stude Yale

Balances of a Hustler in a Courtroom Exchange

A judge questions a young man about marriage prospects in a dialogue described as a hustler’s lesson. The young man answers with wit about avoiding waste, claiming excellent prospects if not spoiled. The scene centers on social cunning and domestic intent in a courtroom setting.

Rocks

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