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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
2
Publication notice from Greencastle Indiana announcing newspaper mail and carrier rates, dates, and pricing. Details include daily and weekly Herald and Herald-Democrat offerings, subscription terms, and card of thanks charges.
Notice states obituary notices are billed at 1 dollar per item with poetry lines charged at 0.05 dollars per line. The policy outlines how charges apply to obituary submissions and poetry lines.
Miss Helen Burk, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lokridge, went to Plainfield today for a visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Marguerite Shalley Naomi Riddle Wanetah Riddell and Geraldine Trump called on Leota Dean Thomas Sunday afternoon. Edgar Perkins and family attended the picnic Saturday at Poplar Ridge. Delia Carmichael visited sister Myrtle Tabor Saturday night and Sunday. Aileen and June Newgent visiting Mrs Raymond Kendall. Lucy Martingy visited sister Myrtle Tabor Monday. George Newgent reports a sick horse. Perkins and family attended the Chautauqua Sunday. Maimie Newgent visiting grandmother Cricks. Ross Thomas, injured at Rockville game Thursday, came home Saturday doing well. Everett Lloyd and Eber Lloyd attended the Chautauqua last week. Ebber Lloyd sold the old Lloyd homestead. Thomas Newgent spent Sunday with home folks. Leota Dean Thomas spent Thursday night with Julia Frances Lloyd at Rockville. Services at Union Chapel Sunday morning and evening by Rev. Armstrong.
Paul McFadden and family have returned to their Bedford home. Mrs. Cecil Morris hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Paul Croch on Monday night. Miss Minerva Shuey visited Miss Bernice Brown on Sunday. Mrs. Josie Brown visited with Milton and Albert Brown and the Williamson and Priest families at Wesley Chapel meeting on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A F Ford and Charles McNorton visited in Greencastle on Sunday.
R E Bower of Dixie Brooks County Georgia reports long use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and calls it the best family medicine for dysentery flux and related diseases. He notes castor oil should accompany its use for dysentery. Prof W C Crawley from Liberty Texas visits his mother Mrs Caroline Crawley on Martinsville Street and his brother Theodore, with a long association to Liberty schools.
An OCR snippet lists firms including Spencer Hardware Co in Russellville, Joe Woody, Raccoon Clodfelter and Bettis, Morton E Steward, Bainbrige Curry and Son, Roaddile Omer L Nelson, Reelsville Greencastle Battery Co and Greencastle.
A Chicago News item quotes a janitor's wife and Mrs Dimkin debating marriage harmony. The janitor's wife argues gender roles and baseball as a man's game while Mrs Dimkin defends a peaceful, differing view. Both claim happiness despite disputes.
President Wilson meets with the Senate foreign relations committee at the White House to press for prompt ratification of the peace treaty without amendments. He argues that timely action is essential for economic recovery, trade, and stability, and discusses provisions on the League of Nations and domestic sovereignty.
A Mansfield woman recovered from three months of stomach trouble and constipation after using Chamberlains Tablets. She reports the first dose helped greatly and two bottles cured her entirely. LOCUST STREET M. E. CHURCH prayer meeting announced for 7:30 this evening. Large attendance urged and prompt arrival requested.
Mrs Carrie Fusa of Zanesville Ohio praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for fifteen years of relief from cholera morbus and bowel trouble. The testimonial credits consistent results for both herself and her husband.
Fragmentary notice cites R D Hill sale morrow with a reference to August 22 and related civic action. The readable text hints at a public sale event and scheduling details, but lacks full specifics on property, location, or organizing body.
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