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Full pint bottle of Puretest rubbing alcohol advertised for hospital gymnasium and training camp use for bathing and rub down with price 2 for 49 cents 59 cents each offering bulk value.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
3
Full pint bottle of Puretest rubbing alcohol advertised for hospital gymnasium and training camp use for bathing and rub down with price 2 for 49 cents 59 cents each offering bulk value.
Russellville residents enjoyed a PTA event Monday night with each classroom hosting public exhibits. Miss Myrtle Grimes of South Bend attended commencement exercises Friday evening, while Mrs. Ruth Gran and daughter arrived from St. Paul for an extended visit. Morton Fordice is summoned for Federal jury duty in New Albany.
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic with iron and cod liver peptone. It claims the first bottle helps sleep better and boosts appetite, easing nervousness and tiredness for people whose stomachs jump when anxious. Druggist endorsement by R P Mullins adds credibility.
Dr L R Eckardt of DePauw University gave the commencement address to seventeen graduates on Friday evening. County Superintendent John C Vermillion awarded diplomas to the class of 1929. Mrs E H Westlund hosted the high school faculty at a 6 pm dinner Thursday. One hundred members attended a banquet for the High School Alumni Association. Laura White and daughter Mildred return home after winter in New Richmond.
Clarence Hughes traveled to Greencastle last week to subscribe for the daily Herald before his farming and poultry duties. Mrs. Corda Temple Mary Allgood and Ella Hendren visited Mrs. Dan Weller Saturday afternoon. Families including the Stewarts Robbins Cramer Steward Eggers and others spent time with local residents over the weekend.
A business trip to Greencastle is noted. Mr and Mrs Frank Underwood and Kate Thompson visited Sunday with Sarah Weekley. Mrs Carrie Underwood of Danville spent Wednesday with her mother Sarah Weekley. Misses Lulu Helen Weller and Mary Allgood visited Wednesday evening with Mrs Dollie Ader and listened to the radio. Ida and Lorna Steward and Lulu Weller visited Friday with Mrs John Cramer.
Maplewood Eugene Lewallen spent one night with Gordon Lee Hanks in Bainbridge. Various locals, including the Ader, Miller, Boardman, Denny, Masten, and Lewallen families, visited kin, attended an alumni banquet, or held jobs around BainbridgeGreencastle and nearby towns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks of 1132 South Elizabeth Street Kokomo extols Konjola as a tonic and remedy for severe coughing and heart and nerve troubles. She credits dramatic relief after years of asthma like symptoms and costly searches for relief. Konjola is sold at Owl Drug Store Greencastle and by druggists across the region.
George Bancroft stars in the Paramount picture The Wolf of Wall Street opening at the Voncastle Theater Thursday and Friday. He plays a white collar investment broker entangled with his partner Paul Lukas and the neglected wife played by Badanova, with Nancy Carroll and Arthur Rankin in key roles under director Rowland V. Lee.
Mrs. Lydia Swinford and daughter join Mrs. Effie Frazier, Mrs. Edna Gardner and Ralph Jr at the King School house for a Friday program marking the last day of school. Visitors from Green Castle and Oakalla visited relatives and helped with community tasks over the weekend.
Miss Josephine Swinford spent Saturday night in the home of Mrs Alva Cox, an event noted in society circles. The gathering highlighted local social ties and hospitality.
The Greencastle Indiana Herald notes its origins as Star and Democrat from 1858. It lists editorial and publishing staff, including Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor and manager, with a note on daily publication except Sundays from 17 19 South Jackson Street.
By mail in Putnam County five dollars per year outside Putnam County three dollars and fifty cents yearly in Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week weekly edition one dollar and fifty cents a year advertising rates available on application
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