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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
4
A girl punished by confinement in a dark closet speaks from the shadows. The child’s whispered vow centers on wearing a new dress hat and parasol, revealing a stubborn, gleeful defiance. The scene ends with the parent reopening the door and hearing the determined, playful vow.
A seventy year old man describes severe hand sores lasting over a year. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment his hands were healed in a week and have remained well. He cites a neighbor’s sore for corroboration and attributes relief to the products.
A dialogue shows a caller confirming a prior introduction to Mrs Wadsworth and joking about her divorce. One asks for her former name, then clarifies the maiden name and notes the rumor mill. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward divorce.
A Philadelphia reader touts Resinol Ointment as essential, likening it to matches in the home. The letter cites rapid relief from bruises, chafing, cuts, burns, irritation, and inflammation in children, a long trusted remedy for years.
A Judge remarks on gratitude and lessons from hardship noting a person who lost money in Wall Street still gained insight. The exchange highlights memory of loss and the value of what was recovered.
Henry H. Diz ey comments on the popularity of the name Thais among young actresses naming themselves Thais McGinnis Endicott and Schmidt. He cites Anatole France and relays a joke about baptizing a child Venus to illustrate naming fashions.
A witty aphorism notes that three of four men end up buried at someone else’s expense, reflecting on pride and prudence in finances.
A testimonial notes a lifelong coffee dependence that damaged health and nerves. After switching to Postum, the writer reports easier adaptation, improved sleep, steadier nerves, and growing overall well being as days passed. The account emphasizes the positive change and personal relief.
United States Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa died at his Fort Dodge home after a heart attack during a medical exam. Doctors noted overwork from the tariff fight and political campaigning weakened him. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2 PM from his residence.
William H. Jackson of the Cincinnati detective force was named chief of police by Mayor Behwab to succeed Col. Paul M. Milliken, who was dismissed.
Paducah Kentucky reports that the Illinois Central shopmen general grievance committee on Saturday rejected Superintendent of Machinery Bell's peace proposal ending the strike. The action maintains the ongoing labor dispute as the two sides fail to reach a settlement.
New Orleans report says Jimmy Barry stopped Ferguson known as the white man's hope in fourteen rounds of a bout that was scheduled for twenty rounds at the West Side Athletic Club.
Byron L. Andrews of Washington former proprietor of the National Tribune died suddenly at his mother's home in Evansville Wisconsin. In 1881 he served as private secretary to General Grant.
Charles Anne killed his wife in Havana Illinois Saturday and then shot himself in the head in a domestic tragedy authorities report. Neighbors said ongoing troubles preceded the fatal act.
Disjointed dispatch from Managua describes renewed unrest in Nicaragua with clashes and political strain. Origin uncertain but signals heightened social disorder and foreign attention.
The Chicago market sees a temporary rush of sheep mainly from Montana and western range areas due to drought and range restriction by dry farmers. Prices may rise next year as western supplies tighten and demand for mutton and wool grows, encouraging eastern farmers to start or expand small flocks now.
A New York jeweler notes life’s uncertainties in wedding rings. He says over half the rings sold this season were returned after the ceremony to have the date engraved. The inscription was often left incomplete until after the knot was tied to ensure accuracy.
Advertises a daily remedy for women's ailments, claiming seventeen years as the standard and proven worth. Promoted as scientifically prepared and effective with quick, permanent results. Sold at all drug stores.
A cartoon caption riffs on a diner's bill of fare with most items crossed out as the waiter boasts the new manager was formerly an editor.
A local note recalls a man famed for honoring his debts yet remains unable to recall his residence or contact details. Neighbors seek information to resolve the mystery.
Fragmentary ad copy cites Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup but the text is garbled. The item references teething relief and a general claim about curing wind or discomfort, with unclear branding and language.
Lloyd C Griscom described party dissensions as animated by a nasty tit for tat spirit. He compared it to a seaside engagement scene where jealousy flares over a kiss in the conservatory with a playful reply.
Allen's Fect-Ease antiseptic foot powder relieves tired achy feet and eases corns and bunions. It helps with breaking in new shoes and dancing parties. Sample in Matted Fred, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y.
A concise remark highlights a farmer described as slow but willing to take risks each year, surpassing many salaried workers in bold moves and experimentation.
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