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Charles J. Arnold serves as Editor with William T. Sitlington as City Editor guiding local coverage.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1913
Page
2
Charles J. Arnold serves as Editor with William T. Sitlington as City Editor guiding local coverage.
Beginning June 1 the Monon Route offers round trip fares to Atlantic and Pacific Coast resorts. Reduced prices apply to Colorado Michigan and other destinations. Requests for literature and full details should be sent to traveling passenger agent W W Gilgis Bedford.
On and off summer tourist excursion to June 1 to Sept 30 with final return by about Sept 31 1413. Applies to all points in Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Illinois Kentucky Manitoba Maryland Mexico Michigan Minnesota Montana New Mexico North Carolina Ontario Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. For rates times trains and reservations contact Agent Motion Route J. U. Ellis Agent.
Notice lists trustees WILL STROUBE MIN CREEK TOWNSHIP ERNEST KIVETT and BENJAMIN WALLS announcing weekly office hours at their residences or townships to transact township business on specified Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays in respective townships.
Jefferson Township announces that T will be at his residence each Tuesday and Saturday to conduct office business Oliver Stringer. Bembridge host D V Etcheson states T will be at Bemhbridge each Wednesday to transact office business.
Fred Todd announces he will conduct the business of his office at his residence in Floyd Township each Wednesday.
Otto B Rector states he will be at his residence in Marion Township each Friday and at Filmore on Tuesdays. This notice records his regular locations for weekly visits.
An advertisement-like fragment touts scientifically prepared remedies used by Dr. Humphreys for many years and claims long history of use by a group. It mentions a free mailed book and notes a price but the text is garbled and incomplete.
In Chicago, two men speculate about the death of Gandy, noting a pneumonia passing last Wednesday and an accident policy taken less than nine months ago. They discuss his lack of intimates, a modest estate, and the funeral sermon, questioning the minister’s remarks and the widow’s circumstances.
A women’s Home Companion note urges making a cheap mucilage by mixing gum arable with water to replace costly patent dressings. It claims ordinary cuts can be coated effectively with two coats that dry thoroughly, with water exposure tolerated better than most adhesives unless an antiseptic is needed.
John Budd, a respected young man, wins Su san Smiley in a village wedding after a long courtship. The ceremony tests his decorum as the clergyman asks for vows and John suddenly blurts out yes with a blush.
A passerby mocks a pompous visitor who boasts about his status, with comments about his inflated opinion upon hearing of fine weather. The exchange reveals social tensions and humor in a casual street scene.
The article urges caution in mushroom gathering noting features to avoid and the unreliability of tests. It explains edible mushrooms common in fields, puffballs as safe, and morels as nonpoisonous, while detailing poisonous classes, symptoms, and delays in effect. It cites library resources declaring no sure edible poison test and favors buying cultivated mushrooms to avoid risk.
One pound of cutlets tenderized and sautéed in bacon fat with parsley onion and celery. Steam ten minutes in boiling water. Finish by frying in butter with bread crumbs, then thicken gravy with flour and serve with lemon and parsley.
Mix cream cheese with grated dairy cheese and bread crumbs. Grind with meat if desired, season with lime salt paprika and mushroom catsup, add two egg yolks to form balls. Dip in beaten egg whites then crumbs and fry. Serve with mild tomato sauce, adjust acidity with soda if needed. A cream tomato pulp sauce also works.
A recipe describes melting chocolate with milk and egg yolk to form a custard like base. It then instructs folding in sugar butter and flour with salt baking soda vanilla to make a two layer cake.
Katrina returns to Don Carraway after hearing of his fame and heroism. She finds him recovering after an injury he sustained saving her life, and she confronts her lingering feelings as she enters his room and touches his unbandaged hand.
The piece argues charm is made, not gifted, by self awareness and practice. It contrasts athletic and artistic temperaments, stresses quiet movements, controlled voice, and restrained laughter. It asserts good listening, posture, and deliberate speech build charm that can be cultivated rather than innate.
At Garden City Golf Club Martin W. Littleton urged restraint by cross-examiners saying they should avoid harsh tactics. He praised Councilman Dash, the prosecutor in a case of alleged election fraud, noting Dash’s local election went smoothly though he aims to prove issues in the recent state election.
Core and peel six apples and steam them in one and one half cups of sugar cooked in two cups of water. While they cook, make a candy from one cup sugar with water and half a cup minced nuts. When caramel starts, place a spoonful on each apple. Serve with whipped cream and sponge cake or toasted bread.
Bishop Boulding in Portland urges travelers to avoid leaving behind their region while away and to take their collection with them. A recipe notes filling with gelatin, sugar, water, vanilla, and candied fruits, then beaten to a white, spongy consistency with almonds added.
A man suffers several days with colic and diarrhoea and is cured by one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He and others may credit the remedy enthusiastically, especially after a severe attack.
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