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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
2
The Michigan City Dispatch critiques a Covington Republican article on 19th century tariffs and the Cleveland era. It argues the 1890s downturn followed tariff policy and contests the piece's dates, urging readers to align with documented economic history.
The Goshen judge earns commendation for overall record but faces critique for contempt of court cases against newspapers. The editorial argues a jurist should withstand criticism and that no judge is beyond reproach in a free society.
Mrs Curran and others visit Chicago. Witte moves to McCauliff property. Mrs Praeleski dies after long illness and funeral. Families relocate from Rolling Prairie to Otis. Institute attendees from Wassville and Rolling Prairie. Palm and Teelia Arzern visit. Leroy and family host in Wellaboro. Wim Frame returns to Chicago. Tax social draws crowd from Westville and Michigan City with auctions and contests. Boxes sell high while popular lady contest ends with Leose Kriese as winner. Fish pond draws anglers as hour winds down.
The passage notes a desire to provide Otis school with at least one set of books and expresses hope that future years will include provision for supplying books. It emphasizes reading good literature and supporting students' access to textbooks.
An old advertisement claims the pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish bowel regularity. It notes the product costs 25 cents at E T Scott's drug store.
Saturday institute day plans mix with social events at Carter school on November 1 and the 8th. Local residents report visits among Dodd Barnard and Burner families while road work on a hill near Coach Barnard’s draws attention. Farmers announce wood selling activity and fresh timber supplies in a busy local scene.
A shy suitor, Henry Tinnikin, longs for Gertrude Alicia. At a social gathering she rejects a loan and proclaims a gift, seizing the moment in the conservatory to reveal her favor and alter his fate.
The famed church historian Neander, ordered to rest at Carlsbad, claims one work for his journey. The doctor protests as a cart of heavy folios accompanies him. Neander defends the rule by saying he may take the fathers with him, since one work was allowed.
An excerpt surveys historic verses on marriage and fate. A ballad tale tells of a condemned man spared by respite, while a modern quatrain counsels men to pause before marriage, contrasting old and new views on matrimony.
A dialog excerpt shows a lord granting Jarvis a position and Haskins receiving a key and a revolver. The speaker plans to join once he can leave unseen, implying a concealed search or theft.
A whimsical dream features the sun Earth Moon and stars in a committee meeting. Earth claims no cowardice but fears hemispheres atmosphere and the Moon adds wit while a stray comet wags its tail.
In a London Telegraph exchange, Jones calls last Sunday’s sermon scathing against mean men. Brown notes he met Smith who expressed interest in hearing your view on the message and its reception.
Jackson shows trust in me by lending an umbrella as clouds grow threatening. Wilson inquires how such aid was given. The exchange appears in a London Telegraph item highlighting small acts of support during adversity.
A fragmentary dialogue portrays Miss Youngthing and a character named Char ley discussing a turquoise ring set. The exchange centers on perceived stinginess versus constancy, with a father Listener dynamic and an Italian proverb about sowing and reaping.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt cites a ball scene dispute over a guest hugging a dancer. The account notes consent boundaries during a ballroom waltz as the music pauses and resumes.
A guest recalls a nearby town wedding witnessed at a West Virginia summer resort. The minister, young and shy, bungled the ceremony while the couple, both shy, shared a witty exchange after the vow. The bride's thank you hints at possible future retaliation.
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