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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
7
A mother describes night time closeness with her child in a Houston Post note. The narrator recalls cradling the baby, sharing love as the fire fades, and speaking of a divine Presence watching over them as they drift to sleep. J. M. Lewis.
Three art students stranded on a seaside island beg for help from a distant relative they discover by chance. Neil pursues a bold ruse to borrow money from Uncle Frisbie, while Bella and Pauline pursue a safer plea. The elderly uncle grants aid and a kiss of approval, revealing a forgiving, humorous response to youthful schemes.
Mrs. Alice Meynell at a London dinner told an American guest a childhood episode. Walking with her sister Lady Elizabeth Butler they followed a drunken villager to a barber. The man slept in the chair as lather dripped and the barber urged him to hold his head up before lifting to shave.
A New York court clerk visits Temagamie reserve and encounters two young campers. One man, an assistant chemistry professor at Yale, bakes bread while the other explores backwoods life, prompting the clerk to remark on baking powder and chemistry amid the rustic setting.
Wright A. Patterson argues the St Louis exposition will boost Mississippi river passenger traffic and revive river boating as a scenic tourist route. He contrasts old river commerce with rail dominance, notes local boats connect farmers to markets, and predicts palatial steamers from St Louis to New Orleans may arise to meet renewed demand.
The Mississippi serves as a local getaway route from St Louis to river towns along its lower reach. Most river traffic consists of short runs by boats. the writer recently traveled from St Louis to Cape Girardeau as a case study of the river’s lively, continuous music and activity.
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