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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
1
A woman recounts her marriage to a Hosiery Manufacturer and her later union with a brilliant but volatile Man of Genius. His reads of her thoughts spark clashes and passion, revealing how artistic temperament clashes with ordinary life and the cost of pursuing ideal harmony over stability.
The golden plover conducts the longest nonstop flights from Nova Scotia to South America covering about 2400 miles. In foul weather it may pause at Bermuda or the Antilles, but fair weather sees it fly straight to South America. A Pacific route from Alaska to Hawaii spans about 2000 miles.
A brief witticism noting that iron men are seldom well tempered. The exchange centers on the rough nature of strong figures and their temperaments.
Indianapolis reports the nineteenth annual Indiana Bankers Association session closed with a theater party. William G. McAdoo praised the Federal Reserve System and urged state banks to join, while Charles S. Hamlin outlined the act and its liberal terms for state banks. The health board also presented quarterly water and sanitation findings, noting notable sample results and enforcement gaps. Indiana corn and oats crops were forecast as bumper, with state yields rising markedly from last year.
The secretary of state lists firms filing articles of incorporation in Indiana. Newcastle area firm Loan shows capital of $10,000 for purchase and sale of bonds. Names include G. Barley R. Beaver and Charles Goldthwaite among the incorporators.
Pensions of 12 dollars were granted to Indianians including Mrs. A. Hawk ins of Indianapolis Jennie Robi son of Attica Jane A Bennett of Pleasant Lake and Martha E Ward of Royal Center.
After deliberating for more than six hours, the Terre Haute jury found James Caldwell guilty of first degree murder, delivering a decisive verdict in the high profile case.
Frank Stimson thirty seven of Rochester admits driving the car that struck and killed Cass county farmer Leopold Zaner two miles north of Logansport on the Michigan road last week. He says he and a party were returning from a baseball game and did not stop after the crash, then surrendered after learning the fatal outcome. The report notes Stimson's reckless driving reputation and identifies a deputy sheriff among his companions.
A detailed guide describes making a two frame box kite with specific stick dimensions and muslin or wrapping paper coverings, followed by instructions for lapped bands and diagonal braces. It also covers pumpkin lanterns with tissue backing, a fortune telling mirror trick, a witch and cat tail game, candle flame revealed name cards, and goblin party decorations.
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