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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
2
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A Guthrie Oklahoma family letter describes three months in Westville Indiana and Guthrie life. The Garwoods report weather, roads, and homes, local politics at the constitutional convention, and community items including neighbors Henry Rezean and family buying land. They note Joe Metcalf and John Green’s moves and share family health and travel notes.
Notice announces the death of Mrs. Wesley Fogle in LaPorte after a sudden collapse while walking home from the store with her husband. Born July 19, 1838, she was the daughter of William T. and Lydis Allen. Survived by husband Wesley and two sons Arthur and Allen Howard, who died earlier, plus sister Francis Allen and brothers Erasmus Allen of Burlington Kansas and Lemuel Allen of South Bend.
The Wabash Railroad Company with the cooperation of the State College of Agriculture will run a dairy lecture and exhibit train over lines in Indiana and Illinois during the week of March 18. The train will make scheduled stops at various towns to demonstrate dairy practices and exhibit products.
Farmers urged to attend at the station when the train arrives though schedule is not yet published. The train showcases various dairy machinery and apparatus with free seats and no sales, focusing on educational exhibits and lectures for communities along the Wabnash railroad.
Unprecedented demand for operators. Good positions guaranteed. Expenses very low. Catalogue explaining all free. Dodge's Institute. Monroe St., Valparaiso, Ind. 30-42
J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia says he has found Dr King s New Life Pills the perfect remedy for torpid liver and chronic constipation and guarantees their benefit for others at E T Scott who sells them.
An advertisement claims stomach and liver tablets regulate bowels and improve digestion. It offers a free sample and notes E. T. Scott sells the product. The copy suggests overeating or unsuitable foods cause issues and urges readers to try the remedy.
Mr D N Walker editor of the Enterprise Louis s Va says he ran a nail in his foot last week and at once applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. No inflammation followed it simply healed the wound. Heals all sores and burns. For sale by E T Scott.
Mrs N F Rowan of McConnaugh, Go says three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her chronic liver and stomach trouble and a blood condition that reddened her shin. She claims to feel 20 years younger and now works in her husband’s store. Sold by Is T Scott.
In Ava Missouri Mrs S Ruppete says her son suffered serious luny trouble last year until a physician could not help. After using Dr Kings New Discovery on pharmacist advice, he improved and was soon well. He later worked as a carpenter. Sold by E T Scot.
The piece urges outdoor activity as warm weather returns while warning of grip and pneumonia risks. It recommends Chambérain's Cough Remedy as pleasant and easy for children to take and notes it is for sale by E T. Scott.
Charles Frohman plans a London foray with La Belle Marseillaise starring John Tate and J. M. Barrie in Peter Pan at the Duke of York's Theatre. Mabel Barrymore may join an American company in London next summer. Venry Arthur Jones to write a new play for Studson Theatre, New York, a year from September. A New York manager will stage London productions with Hare, Terry, Tempest, Vanbrugh, May, and others between now and May.
Nondescript fragments mention a night encounter, a sudden interruption, and stray words like walked and sentinel with unclear context. The text lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Governor Harti of Ohbio leads as the oldest state chief executive in the Union. Lord Northcliff, ex Sir Alfred Harmsworth, is hailed as a premier newspaper magnate directing about forty dailies. Captain Edward Howard of Oakland retires after eighty years at sea aged ninety six. Czech notices cite 101 year old Joseph Koppner marrying Rosa Wallner who is also over a century. Harry B. Wolf, Maryland’s Youngest Sixtieth congressman, turns 26 and wed. Captain AL W. Rovant sails the Devonian, paints, writes music, and pens verses. John F. Wilkie, secret service chief, is a noted amateur magician. Professor Moissan wins Nobel chemistry for artificial diamonds and a 3000 degree electrical furnace. Ireland’s H. J. Henebry endures a game with severe injuries as South Africa contest continues.
A young father asks a department store salesman for a teething item for his baby. The salesman directs him to the hardware department on the sixth floor where the files are kept.
The New York City budget this year requires 11 770 000 more than last year as residents and visitors continue to pour into the system. An average 146 000 people enter city transit hourly. The first Hebrew cemetery in the United States dates to 1656 with remnants at New Lowery and Oliver street. Little Italy between 112th to 113th streets and First to Second avenues grew from 82 to 4 49 percent in population. City walks remain uncleaned in winter near vacant lots.
A compilation of noted final utterances from figures such as Louis XIV William Gladstone Phillips Brooks Lord Chesterfield Henry Havelock and William McKinley. The quotes reflect personal faith resignation and acceptance as each approached death.
The Atchison Globe notes that dogs and men vary in nature and critics quip that inspiration may be a gambler’s lunch. It warns that lingering crankiness harms business and suggests pleading guilty in a lawsuit only when a strong lawyer is unavailable.
Readable fragments reference a fashion model or pose theme with velvet material and mentions of borers or pests. No clear event date or organization is provided.
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