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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
2
Misspelled lines show editor Futured at Port Office Wastville Indiana promising weekly Thursday issue. Advertising rates 60 cents per seat in advance. obituary notices over ten lines priced at one dollar. poetry ten cents per line.
Dr J Ar William Meyer arrested in Laporte after an ante mortem statement tied to the death of Mrs William Greening. Greening and the physician face charges over a criminal operation with bonds set and later reduced. Autopsy pending results and inquiry widens amid sensational allegations.
Michigan City notes a large end of week sale on men s underwear prompted by needs for warmth. Edward W. dTisnier of Michigan City has been appointed deputy by recorder seat Vader. Mr Hanley serves as a member of the Michigan City council.
Fragmentary note lists 429 Willard Ave Michigan City Indiana with an importer or exporter Lickie. The text mentions pricing and an assortment but is garbled and lacks clear action or dates.
A legend attributed to Onur Pann describes how the Hindu creator exhausted materials and then formed the first woman from moonlight, winds, tears, flower scent, dawn softness, and many natural wonders. It weaves poetry with myth to explain woman’s origin.
A Rouen study shows Corneille owned land and houses and received a king's pension, dispelling the myth he died in want. He also earned rewards for his dedications to nobles, contrasting late 17th century views on his finances amid debates over teaching French classics.
A reflective piece argues that life mirrors our deeds and mood. It asserts truth is a generalization from chaos and cautions that a cold world rewards selfishness while kindness and honesty generally yield returns. It notes misfortune may accompany good intent but time and nature balance actions in the end.
William Walker Atkinson warns readers that most seek success and attainment without a precise goal. He notes that ninety nine of a hundred cannot state what they truly want and lack a clear ideal guiding ambition. The excerpt urges defining a concrete objective before pursuing achievement.
An essay from Starner's Weekly extols wasps as industrious and well-ordered, describing division of labor in their nest with foragers soldiers nurses and guardians. It notes summer raids on beehives and praises the drones as sober public servants before winter brings death.
An acclaimed actor father and his son clash over money and work. The son, relying on the father’s support, threatens self harm if not given fifty dollars. The father responds with a last loan offer and admonishes the son to quit wasting funds on luxuries, inviting him to the house for a loan of a revolver.
Critics praise naked canvases for better art qualities but warn moisture damage from enclosed glass has affected works including Titian Man With the Torn Clef Giorgio Antiope Correggio Virgin on the Rocks Leonardo da Vinci. Experts say moisture under glass accelerated deterioration.
Mrs Worth faces a final stand as household goods vanish day by day. Jimmy reports his mother wants the wash boiler and Mrs Worth lists items lent or borrowed including groceries tools and sewing supplies. The boy returns with a promise to settle items later and the tale ends with a cryptic offer to lend the boiler for transport.
Experiments over several years justify transplanting rubber trees from original stock. Growth concentrates in interior Brazil away from the Amazon region. A company collected 193,750 pounds last year, 41,983 pounds in 1910, with a current-year estimate of 325,000 pounds from interior plantations.
Statistical notes show 2,270 widowers surveyed with 148 remarried within a year, rising relapse rates in the second year and only 37 widowers remain after the third year. Widows remarry even faster, with 1907 cases in eighteen months. few remain widowed as law delays end.
A reader describes a Fulton street lunch room where disinfectant is used to sanitize silver received over the cashier’s counter. The account notes the disinfection happening as silver slides over the counter into a large container, with remarks about removing germs from currency.
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