Health Hint Sages Aging Bowels
Fragmentary note suggests health advice for aging bowels and stomach comfort referencing timely remedies and universal accessibility.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary note suggests health advice for aging bowels and stomach comfort referencing timely remedies and universal accessibility.
J C Mullinix trustee announces weekly office hours in Reelsville on Tuesdays and Fridays to conduct township business.
Edgar J. Wilson, trustee, states he will be at his Floyd township home every Wednesday to transfer the business of his village. This notice outlines his schedule for local residents seeking assistance or official matters.
Greencastle Township Trustee Harry Talbott says he will be in his Greencastle office each week to conduct township business. He notes the address 6 Sayers Look Store in Greencastle and provides a phone number 888 for contact during his term.
Funeral services for the Honorable Jay H Neff were held at his Kansas City residence with President George R Grose officiating. He was praised for his immense energy integrity and generosity as a westward pioneer and beloved employer and civic leader in a service noting his life of service and influential business career.
A Greencastle man William Sillery barber at 9 Liberty St. Greencastle credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney disorder after a doctor advised treatment. He later affirmed the cure remained permanent more than three years later and recommended Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
The remarks praise a city leader for clean governance and progressive enterprises. They highlight philanthropy, prudent business development, and an irreproachable personal life. The speaker honors a lifelong faith and devotion to public worship, quoting a line about "The Lord is the strength of my life."
Henry Livingstone inherits a vast fortune but must wed his ward Winifred Gale to claim more. After a Australia voyage, crooks impersonate him, forcing a perilous chase, abductions, and a courtroom revelation that restores his identity and his marriage to Winifred.
The article argues advertising lowers consumer costs by enabling larger sales and lower margins. It states advertising is akin to paying for rent and staff and that advertisers can offer better goods at lower prices due to higher volume. It contrasts advertisers with non advertisers who seek bigger profits on smaller sales.
A warm March day finds the battleship Oklahoma aiding the gunboat Seattle whose deck hosts a live python. The crew debates methods to subdue the snake, then the reptile escapes into Oklahoma’s boat, threatening a dangerous escape and prompting hasty action.
A tense moment aboard the Seattle ends when Captain Simmons fires a rifle at a floating mine to prevent navigation hazards. The issue is met with uneasy relief from the crew while Oklahoma officers observe a distant water-spout. The dialogue notes a curious Seattle marked boat at Brooklyn navy yard.
The Indiana fair week ahead will include electric lighting, Weber's Prize Band, sopranos Helen Warrum and Wilmine Hammann, and night auto races on the mile track. Four horse show nights end Thursday, with parades, high steppers, roadsters, tandems, and fancy turnout classes drawing top saddlers nationwide. A $1000 prize for the best five gaited saddle horses tops the offerings.
The Indiana State Fair plans night auto racing on its mile track during fair week starting Sept. 6. Ten top drivers including Louis Disbrow Art Klein Eddie Hearne Bill Endicott and John Raimey will compete on an illuminated course with a 250 lamp setup. Arthur Klein will drive the Blitzen Benz, holder of the mile record, in a flagship show.
A brief exchange shows Ethel arguing against Sunday play as a family insists on keeping the activity, hinting at tension over religious or cultural norms guiding weekend behavior.
A new resident a quiet toad visits each evening indoors at a home. The children name him and aid his care tying a blue ribbon as a collar. The tongue flicks to catch flies and the toad becomes a nightly companion in playful chores and rhymes.
A summer scene in a country joghouse ends with a dramatic rescue as a mother mouse carries four young in her jaws while a large snake invades the fireplace. The narrator shoots the snake and watches the family disappear through a corner hole, hoping they relocate safely.
A widow pleads with a physician as her husband lies near death. The emotional exchange centers on the doctor’s efforts to save him and the family’s desperation for hopeful news. The scene captures a tense moment in the hospital corridor.
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