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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
A miniature electric motor weighing five and a quarter ounces and measuring one and three quarters by one and a quarter inches is designed for direct attachment to dental chucks. It uses 12 watts and runs at 15 000 rpm, eliminating the heavy power-bracket setup and a flexible shaft.
A dialogic exchange features a phrase about never knowing when one might fall and a harassed person responding to critics. The speakers reflect on anxiety, security, and the pressure of public judgment.
A mother cherishes every achievement by her son as a defining moment in their lives. This sentiment frames a personal narrative about pride, effort, and familial support driving young success.
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Augustus Lyon reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter lauds the remedy as a grand woman’s health product and notes extensive testimonials stored in the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
A tale of Mike, a new arrival who answers a call for Mrs Rich during a morning chat. Jimmy orders Mike to hold the line as Mrs Bucks demands Mrs Rich, and Mike awkwardly navigates the mistaken call. The scene centers on a novice helper in a wealthy household.
Tillbury draws interest from women as he is described to spend hours daily practicing the latest dance steps, signaling his ardent social pursuits and notable charm in the era.
A woman entertained her bridge club and the bustle faded as the average home settled back into routine.
Labordi, a French musician, entered a Chicago talking machine office seeking work amid hunger. He demanded big money, pulled a gun, and claimed his sister, a famed soprano, was singing in La Boheme. Police intervened as he raved of Lucienne Breval and his past, including a 30 000 franc loss in a failed venture.
Abraham Tanner bought a meal in Canton Ohio when a thief reading scripture asked if he was a Christian. The man stole Tanner’s pin, then wrestled him to the ground before police intervened.
Fragmentary notes recall Keating aged about one hundred years, with references to a long life and a move to North Dakota in 1875. The text hints at a biographical sketch noting his residence and years spent in the region.
The article highlights Western Canada’s shift to mixed farming in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It cites E L Deputy in Sedgewick Alberta and Thomas McKay near Hardisty praising climate soils and yields with wheat oats alfalfa and cattle. It notes 38 million dollars in American investment in the last three months and frames agriculture as Canada’s main wealth driver with strong financial backing.
A cautious man asks how many germs cling to money and a friend muses about collecting enough dollar bills to cushion a pillow by sleeping on them. The dialogue turns on the practical science and strange desire to own wealth for comfort.
An advertisement touts these fragrant, super creamy emollients for cleansing and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands. It invites free samples by mail via Cuticura Dept XY Boston and claims economical toilet preparation value with wide distribution.
A speaker laments high pay for an opera singer describing $2000 for a few songs as unjust when vast noise in the world is worth little. The exchange raises questions about value, art, and compensation amid public opinion.
The altruist argues humanity is born to improve itself, while the cynic contends half of humanity aims to improve the other half regardless of consequences. The exchange reflects contrasting views on self and social progress.
Denison's Coffee is described as pure and delicious in a concise promotional note. The text repeats branding lines with emphasis on quality and taste, ending with a stray fragment about a captain.
In Brockton a family found three lobsters on the refrigerator in the back hall. Two lobsters fought on the floor after a midnight scene, leaving a rattled son and father with a revolver ready. The incident ends as a comic, nonlethal swap with a curious domestic twist.
A Practical Thought notes no intrinsic reason for spring marriage urge beyond cheaper summer hotel and boarding house rates. The exchange implies social timing influences nuptials via lower lodging costs.
A quoted exchange notes actors as voters strongly favor reform, specifically the recall. The dialogue contrasts public sentiment with political mechanisms, highlighting recall as a shared objective among performers and voters.
A large Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with ending stomach troubles and nervous spells from coffee and tea. He and his wife switched to Postum a little over two years ago and report improved health and work focus. The ad notes two forms Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with prices and a promotional line to read The Road to Wellville.
The quirky line questions which faction ends the conflict and who can declare the date. It frames a debate over decisive moments and the likely conclusion of the war.
The Baltimore American notes Jiggs is described as completely broken up in a light exchange, illustrating the comic strip’s mood and character strain.
Greene jokes that the new automobile repair course added to the Iowa college curriculum will be tougher for some students than Greek.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for feet with claims of instant relief from tired aching feet. Recommends shaking into shoes or dissolving in foot baths with a standard 25 year remedy. Includes a testimonial praising relief during a stay at expositions. Get it today.
A humorous exchange between Mr. Plimson and Mr. Godspur reveals a devised plan to avoid cross words. They agree that whenever either spouse becomes angry, a daily pleasure must be foregone, a scheme Mrs. Plimson enjoys exploiting to tease her husband.
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a non dye formula that renews color and shine by reacting with the air. It claims dandruff removal and scalp toning, suitable for gray hair, with 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles sold in drugstores or by mail from Philo Haynes Co., Newark New Jersey. Price refunds offered if not satisfied.
The Isle of Man government, worried by losses from requisitioned passenger steamers for military use, once legislated against mainland visitors. Early Manx laws forbade Scots from landing and punished Irish women loitering by expulsion. The raids on the Manx coast spurred these measures.
A writer notes the surge of peculiar and flashy automobiles and asks how such trends arise. The dialogue suggests the craze stems from a desire for sensational experiences, likening it to past enthusiasm for zebra-driven teams.
A humorous exchange where Willie jokes about lifting a mortgage he cannot bear, and the father retorts with a moral nudge about pride, salt, and temper. The dialogue showcases playful family banter and generational wit.
Mrs Flitterby declares hatred to Mrs Gadcomb while Mr Flitterby questions the trip. Nora’s remark about czar and czarina spawns a quarrel over who rules the kitchen in this domestic vignette.
In a brief, tongue in cheek exchange Miss Cayenne muses on whether a short age in dyestuffs could impact affairs. The reply suggests expectations that the complexion of events may shift somewhat without alarm.
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