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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions obituary and advertisements with unclear names and details. It provides no readable dates or locations, leaving only scattered hints of an obituary notice and placement of ads.
Joseph Dolman born in Derby England June 13 1848 came to the US at nine months. He spent his life in Laporte County except seven years in Illinois and Iowa. He built two mills that burned later entered the coal trade. Married Eliza Henry Oct 26 1870, four children survive. He died Sunday October 31 after a long cancer struggle. Funeral held at home with Pastor Greenlee officiating.
Mrs John Hilton writes she is eating turkey at Rensselaer Mr and Mrs H C Harwell are guests of the Rumely hotel at Laporte Riloh Shiele of Chicago and Miss Ruth Stevens to be married at the Stevens home today Edger D Crumppacker of Tammond returned home after visiting Senator Crumpacker and Mr and Mrs Weed Sunday two automobiles collided near E S Smith residence Metz driven by Henry Reagan his wife and Mr and Mrs Frank Cole in one car Mitchell in the other Chicago men occupants The Mitchell car was able to continue while the Metz needed two days care in hospital
Reader notes that complexion greatly affects perceived attractiveness, especially for women, where appearance holds more social weight than for men. Emphasizes complexion as an important personal matter for social and romantic judgments.
The attorney Ropotil explains that a note or acceptance payable at a bank becomes a demand obligation if the bank has sufficient funds on deposit. Absent explicit instructions to withhold payment, the bank must honor it at maturity or on demand. The law takes effect upon promulgation April 30, 1913 and governs all gates or acceptances executed on or after that date.
A group of state licensed physicians advertise free consultation and examination to treat a wide range of chronic diseases without surgery or injections. They claim bloodless methods for illnesses of the stomach nerves liver kidneys and more and invite patients to bring urine for analysis during the visit.
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