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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists subscription terms and single copy pricing. Mentions by carrier delivery and a Greencast city or area, likely Indiana. Clues suggest a newspaper subscription notice with rates and zones, though specifics are unclear.
Indianapolis lawyer Hackney, once linked to Elllis County cases, is under arrest in Fremont Nebraska after an indictment for embezzling 1925 funds from John W. Perham. He allegedly deposited money in his own name and fled after a deputy attempted capture. Bond set at 10000, with prior court appearances in divorce and larceny cases and a term in the Indiana Reformatory.
Confidence in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on users experience with its effects on colic diarrhoea and dysentery and their knowledge of its many cures. For sale by all dealers.
Monon Route promotes travel by issuing nine trip tickets that cover journeys to Colorado Michigan and other destinations. W W Gilgis Traveling Pay Agent based at Helford coordinates the program delivering literature and information to prospective travelers.
Local druggists advertise Eru Sa Pile Cure claiming no lead or poisonous ingredients. The ad asserts guaranteed relief or a forfeit and names Jones Stevens as agents in Greencastle.
The piece recalls Ho Emory of New York City, missing for fourteen years under the influence of George Kelly. Emory reportedly had a 14 year wander, was married at Port Dalkey, and later suffered a violent assault on May 1 in New York. He was found after being cast into the Hudson, with memory of his wife Florence Dowels and grandmother Mrs. L. Dach Dowels. He seeks his first wife and children, and may travel to Scotland to pursue them.
Dr Franz Bergman a Berlin phrelelan says American women wearing tight shoes will cause women to lose the little toe on both feet within a thousand years. He warns the change will spread as generations pass and men will feel the impact of women’s vanity. Bergman has spent a year in the United States and plans to report to his home board on American life.
The Rev Dr George Weight Suste Commissioner of Charities and Correction reports to Governor Wilson on New Jersey prison farm ideas seen elsewhere. He suggests first offenders not be imprisoned and advocates reforms in treatment of youth and crime. In Nashville Tennessee two boys were shot during a church service near Lafayette. Marian Pyrtte was killed and Prantice Williams wounded. motive unknown.
Lawrence Southwick, aged twelve, takes over the chimes at St Paul’s Church in Meriden Connecticut, succeeding George Hyde who served seventeen years as the church chimes player. This marks the youngest chime ringer in the United States.
The tomato thrives on a wide range of soils with a medium clay loam ideal. Prior soil treatment influences development. clover sod or corn-spanned land benefits the crop. Deep cultivation is essential, with 4 to 4½ foot plant spacing and immediate, progressively shallower cultivations to protect roots.
The currant faces two main foes the currant worm and leaf spot. Dust leaves with hellebore to kill early season worms and spray with Bordeaux mixture to prevent leaf spot or at first signs. Gooseberries suffer similar worm damage and leaf issues best controlled by hellebore dust or Bordeaux mixture with arsenic or liver of sulfur added.
Deep plowing is advised for one or two years before planting an orchard. Turn under green manures and grow hood crops on rich or new land to subdue it. Plant corn to reveal soil inequality and gravel spots. precede planting with Irish potatoes or garden vegetables to improve soil. Subsoiling is recommended on lands with a stubborn subsoil.
Field and Farm notes grafting peaches is largely unsuccessful. Best method is to purify budwood, store stock in cold, then use shield budding as stocks wake in spring. Buds should be taken a few at a time, kept warm and damp until ready.
The article extols practical farming wisdom linking knowledge to success. It highlights observation as key to profitability and mentions stevia as a veranda plant, noting its attractive vines and early spring blossoms as a welcome screen.
An old guide warns Cantonians to avoid wild mushrooms with uncertain features and to rely on cultivated varieties. It outlines poison risks, tests, and the rarity of deadly species while noting most edible mushrooms come from Europe and France supplies the market.
A historical recipe details trimming one pound of veal into fillets, tenderizing, then sautéing with bacon fat parsley onion and celery. The cutlets are steam cooked ten minutes, finished with a fat crumb crust and gravy poured over, garnished with lemon and parsley.
A simple cheese ball recipe mixes cream cheese with grated dairy cheese, bread crumbs, salt, paprika, and mushroom catsup. Bind with egg yolks, shape into balls, roll in beaten white then crumbs, and fry. Serve with a mild tomato sauce and adjust acidity with soda if needed.
An old instruction describes making a cake by melting chocolate in milk with a beaten egg yolk, heating to custard thickness, then adding sugar melted butter flour salt baking soda and vanilla. Bake in two layers for a layered cake.
Katrina, moved by Don Carraway’s confession and heroism, journeys to his home after hearing praise and pity from guests. She finds him recovering from injury while she battles lingering pride and longing, amid a snowy reunion that may heal or confirm their broken past.
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