Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Resident in Greencastle
Local ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Logan Mize of Greencastle Indiana. He praises the remedy as reliable and keeps kidneys in working order, urging readers to ask for the product at Jones Stevens Co.’s Drug Store. The Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY props are noted.
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Dean
Greencastle
Logan Mize
Locust St
Ind
Jones, Stevens Co
Mr. Mize
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court
The State of Indiana Putnam County notices non resident defendants William B Eggers and Nathan Morphew in a quiet title suit filed by Allee James & Allee. They must appear by October 1, 1914, or the case will proceed in their absence at Greencastle Court House. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick signs.
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State of Indiana
Putnam Coun
Putnam Circuit Court
Ohn
S. Becker
William B. Eggers
Allee
James
Greencastle
A. D
James & Allee
Charles A. Glover
Indiana
Putnam Circuit
Notice of Final Settlement of Garrett D McCray Estate
Notice is given to creditors heirs and legatees of Garrett D McCray deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on September 14 1914 and show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved heirs must prove heirs and receive distributive shares Witness The Clerk of said Court August 15 1914 Arthur J Hamrick Clerk Putnam Circuit Court Weekly Aug 21
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Garrett D. McCray
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Arthur J. Hamrick
Wkly
Real Estate Transfers Including Cemetery Lots in Putnam County
Transfers show Paul C Hill to Mary E Grogan of a Greencastle lot and James Clappsaddle to William H O Neal of Warren township land. Lebanon Cemetery Company deeds to Walter Eads, City of Greencastle to Katharine Steeg for Forest Hill cemetery lot. Sheriff of Putnam County deeds land in Cloverdale township to Ernest C Reese with a listed amount 67.50 38.05.
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Tev
Paul C. Hill
Mary E. Grogan
Greencastle
James Clappsaddle
William H. O'Neal
Warren Township
Lebanon Cemetery Company
Walter Eads
Lebanon Cemetery
Katherine Steeg
Forest Hill
Putnam County
Ernest C. Reese
Cloverdale Township
Democrats claim Indiana shift in education policy
The piece argues Democratic control of Indiana politics produced major educational reforms led by a vocational education law praised by officials. It notes bipartisan support, nonpartisan drafting, and a flat levy to fund the measure, while Republicans seek to leverage it politically.
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Indiana
Democratic Party
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Greathouse
Saturday Evening Post
Republican
Progressive
Glover divorce case filed in Putnam Circuit Court
Susanah Glover sues Charles A. Glover for divorce and name change in Putnam Circuit Court. Defendant listed as non-resident. he must appear by October 14, 1914, or risk a default. Clerk Arthur J. Hamrick, with Allee, Allee as attorneys. Also notes Mr and Mrs Fred O'Hair moving to Taylor property on West Walnut Street.
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Mrs
Fred O’hair
Taylor
West Walnut Street
German Misleading Doctor Delivers Grim News
An elderly German woman dies after a hospital stay misrepresented as improving. Her husband learns only on the fifth day that she is dead, prompting his grief and a wry exchange with a sympathetic bartender who quips about the cause as Improvements.
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Belmac
The Scottish engineer and the egg filled breakfast tale
Harry Lauder recalls a friend who moves to the Highlands to work as an engineer. The landlady feeds him endless eggs and sausages while the butcher corners the meal in a humorous tale of hunger and a comical misunderstanding.
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Harry Lauder
Highlands
Truly Feminine. A Humorous Conversation Between Husbands
Two young husbands discuss their knowledge of feminine mysteries and dinner duty. One admits ignorance, another jokes about his wife crying when he praises her cooking, offering a playful marital quip about a “cry coming” as a rebuke.
Maori witch-doctor follies cited by New Zealand premier
Sir Joseph Ward cites Maori witch-doctor credulity in St James Budget as proof few tight spots remain for the healer to escape. Rus once claimed water-walking and provoked a crowd. the chief asked for belief, the followers shouted yes, and he walked away with the awed Gallves.
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Joseph Ward
New Zealand
St. James's
Rus
Second Anyway and Second Wife Mentioned in Rumor
Fragmentary quote hints at a discussion about a person’s second wife and a club avoidance. The readable text mentions “second anyway” and “second wife” as potential interpretations, with no clear names, dates, or locations provided.
Prayer Misread as Thankful Message From Willie
A child named Willie recites a prayer and thanks God for little things, expressed in a hopeful, innocent vignette about gratitude and Family faith. The phrasing shows a child’s early speech and pride in a simple devotional moment.
Lost Dutchman Mine Sought Again In Arizona Desert
In Globe Arizona, renewed search for the legendary Lost Dutchman mine stirs locals. Prospectors claim to have seen ore matching what the Dutchmen supposedly shipped to a Pinal store, while others fear sabotage and danger in the quest.
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Giobe
Ariz
Ever
Anon
Arizona
Perry Wildman
Pina
al Sieber
James C. Bell
Superstition Mountains
Abandoned Farm in Kansas Could Yield Heir Profit
In Mullinville Kansas, land abandoned over 40 years ago by Timothy Mulroy may pay dividends to his heirs. The rugged tract holds some 500 black walnut trees, each worth about 10 dollars, with potential profits around six thousand dollars after taxes and expenses. Three heirs, Thomas Mulroy Jr and two daughters, plan to sell the land as grazing property once claims are settled.
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Mullinville
Kan
Timothy Mulroy
Mulroy
Sedwick
Beira
Denver
Walnut Mills
Kansas City
Thomas Mulroy
Holidaysburg Woman Robs Merchant in Isett Attempt
A Holidaysburg couple reported by name Hengst and wife held up Edward Ebaugh in Isett, a Pennsylvania village. The wife, posing with a revolver, demanded money, but Ebaugh struck with a box containing receipts, knocking her unconscious. she was captured and jailed, with possible insanity commitment.
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Holidaysburg
Pac
William Hengst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward Ebaugh
Isett
Ebaugh
John Manning
Blair County
Hengst
Hollidaysburg
Treatment of sick fowls high priced chicken breeding
Farmers Review advises killing most sick fowls especially roup cases as recovery rarely restores full vigor. High priced birds may be cured for eggs to hatch other stock, but cured birds should not be sold to customers. Emphasis on good food, surroundings, and sunshine to aid recovery.
Controlling Vermin in Poultry Houses
Advice on preventing insect infestations in poultry by cleaning houses, using movable nest and roost furniture, kerosene and whitewash outside and inside, sulfur in nests, insect powder blown in, and regular surface removal of earthen floors. Emphasizes repeated treatments for effective protection, especially for large flocks.
Standard Golden Wyandottes Breed Highlight
Standard Golden Wyandottes described as one of the handsomest Wyandotte breeds with striking plumage and robust form. breed enthusiasts may prize their comb, feathering, and temperament. suitable for show and farm use, they combine beauty with utility.
Raising Pigeons for Better Breeding
The article emphasizes knowing the flock to achieve mating success. It advises selecting pigeons with many similar good points and few similar faults to improve the line. Desirable traits can be introduced by careful pairing and maintaining birds in peak condition.
Prevent Egg-Eating By Curtain Nest Protection
To prevent egg eating by owls and birds, cover exposed nests with a heavy dark curtain during the day. Place a fitted curtain so hens see the curtain but not the eggs, guiding them to nest behind it and reducing the habit of eating eggs. Ensure the curtain hides nests from daylight visibility.
Poultry raiser pursues successful egg laying strain
A poultry raiser conducted an experiment with several heavy bird varieties and kept detailed records from hatch to laying. He discarded all but one breed and now develops a well established laying strain, proving the business a success.
Trap Nests For Better Spring Hatching In Poultry
Use trap nests to sample a laying flock then select the best layers. Collect eggs for hatching next spring to start improving your flock.
Have Something to Sell Even When Others Do It
A short note encouraging consistent selling habit across poultry products. Warns that a person who only disposes of poultry when others do is not very smart. Emphasizes keeping options open and staying active in trade.
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Tne
Eles
Proper feeding for the sick through careful nursing
The article urges amateur nurses to give small, frequent portions instead of large plates to avoid overwhelming the patient. Punctual meals, avoiding abundant food in the room, and dressing the serving area with bright, clean tableware are stressed to improve appetite. Florence Nightingale is cited, warning against large quantities at once. Beef tea is discouraged as nourishment.
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Florence Nightincale
Beause
Sanitary dusting for home furniture care
The article recommends a hospital style dusting method for homes to combat smoke and dust. Use a soft cloth such as worn linen or gauze, wrung almost dry in tepid water, to gently dust furniture. Re-wring often to keep the cloth dry and prevent streaks on wood.
New Condiment Onion Salt A Handy Kitchen Aid
A compact condiment titled onion salt is described as a practical substitute for fresh onions. It offers convenience when only a small amount is needed and helps avoid peeling onions in quick cooking scenarios.
Crushed Wheat Griddle Cakes
A historic recipe describes grinding wheat and mixing with flour sugar salt baking powder and milk. The directions include boiling cracked wheat in water for an hour and baking the batter into brown griddle cakes.
Peanut Butter Making Tips From Fresh Peanuts
Instructions describe toasting peeling and grinding fresh peanuts to butter using a meat cutter or special knife. A quart yields a tumblerful of butter after adding salt to taste. Some advise adding a little butter though oily peanuts may suffice.
Domestic Disputes and Old Fashioned Recipes in One Page
A fragment shows a dispute over a telephone remark between spouses and includes recipes for Meat Pie and Chocolate Cream Cake. Instructions detail meat filling, batter, gravies, and dessert components with ingredients and steps, reflecting old newspaper filler and home economy content.
Petition to Improve Highway in Franklin Township
Notice from Putnam County Auditor C L Arthart announces a petition by J W Walsh and Franklin township voters to improve a rural highway in Franklin township by grading draining and paving with crushed stone the two and a half mile route from section 21 to section 17. The board of commissioners will hear the petition on September 7 1914, first day of the September term. Names of petitioners listed.
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Putnam Couty
Ina
Ana
J. W. Wa
Franklin Township
Coaty
Board of Commissii
Indiana
Putna
oBu
Putnam County
Franklin Town
Putnam Wing
Geafore
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Leegth
Soi
John W. Walsh
Charlie Prodian
Charley Higgins
John L. Brives
Roy Robbins
Henry W. Dyer
TL. Grider
J. C. Williams
L. D. Collins
Lee T. Vancleave
Henry Miller Tsam
B. Neland
Thomas H. Rogers
G. 4Therlin
Joseph A. Sutherlin
D. H. Harshbarger
Amos Wendling
Wm. Plisny
Willard FP. Gough
A. M. Owen
John W. Britton
C. Gillen
Riley King
G. W. Stewart
W. F. Davis
John W Slaydes
Thomas Walsh
Henry
4Erson
John J. Wright
George FP. Syim
Joseph Everman
Leo Smithmer
E. Watson
Newt Anderson
J. (. Britton
James Hartman
Raymond Hays
Frank Hartman
Milton T. Bowen
Harvey Gardner
T. L. Fosher
John S.ty
Roy Stultz
J. F. Stultz
Thos. Huey, Jr
RL. Blaydes
C. T. Cosharn
Riggle
John H. Dodd
Low Looks
W. Trail
John Seaton
Ruarh
L. Hutchins
Charles A. Estwards
Ernest Thompson
Putnam County Seeks Boiler and Bath Installations at Asylum
Notice from the Putnam County Commissioners Greencastle Indiana invites sealed bids for boiler four bath tubs and plumbing at the County Asylum. Bids due 1 PM September, bond required double bid. Commissioners Houck Bunten and Sutherlin reserve right to reject all bids. Green Apple cholera remedy anecdote follows.
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Board of County Commissioners
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Greencastle
Auditor's
James E. Houck
James E. Bunten
H. Witt Sutherlin
Hoys
Lester Wolroth
Pearl Wolroth
Herkimer
N.Y
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