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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists publication details for the Indicator in Westville Indiana including post office submission as second class matter and a Thursday issue schedule. Advertising rates and obituary pricing are stated with deadlines noting articles and ads must reach the office by Wednesday noon.
Hanna speakers argue for public ownership of railroads while opposing excessive government control of property and business. The discussion warns of idealized distribution, stresses need for work and responsibility, and critiques the government ownership concept as impractical and idle.
The piece discusses government ownership debates and rail and telegraph rate reform versus reformer stereotypes. It surveys damage lawsuit growth, court delays, and the rise of injury claim specialists, condemning legal red tape and urging simpler laws. It cites LaPorte and Valparaiso cases, Ohio and Missouri temperance signals, and local enforcement of gambling device laws.
The column surveys local politics with references to Darrow and Pepple in congressional hopes, Crumpacker's minority support, and Winkler Bros. win against Notre Dame over land. It also notes postmaster Leist appointment, Hickey and Schutt as GOP leaders, and calls for a city investigation amid ongoing public concerns.
The article explains that all blood passes through the kidneys about every three minutes, kidneys act as blood purifiers removing waste. It warns that kidney illness leads to reduced waste removal and connects pain and rheumatism to excess uric acid from neglected kidney function.
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