Feels Like A New Woman After Taking Trutona
Mrs. Stella Robinson of Fort Wayne recounts relief from nervousness and indigestion after using Trutona. She reports improved sleep, regular bowels, increased appetite, and weight gain, saying she feels like a new woman and that her neighbors notice the change. Trutona is sold at R. P. Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.
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Port Wayne
Ind
Trutona
Stella Robinson
Fort Wayne
Superior Street
hap_ ly
Greencastle
R. P. Mullins Drug Store
Chiropractic literature offer and contact
A short note inviting the reader to request free chiropractic literature. It mentions an office phone number 189 for more information. The tone is promotional with a push to seek materials.
Farm sale notice on Perkins homestead near Clinton Falls
Farmers Hating quits due to wife illness and sells farm stock and implements on September 2 1920 at 10 30 A M near Clinton Falls Moreton area. Horses cows hogs oats straw farm tools and equipment listed with cash and credit terms. Auctioneers Dobbs Vestal. Help wanted for wholesale business position in Indianapolis with investment requirement.
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Clinton Falls
Moreton
Perkins
Grocer Credits Mayr's Remedy After Long Illness
A shopper says after nearly 20 years of stomach trouble and severe gas she lost weight to 115 pounds. Four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she rose to 151 pounds and now eats freely. The ad claims the remedy removes mucous and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal issues. Refund offered at R P Mullins and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
R. P. Mullins
Local notes from Greencastle area reflect hospital visits and moves
Mrs. Frank Reed, after three weeks at St. Vincents, returned home to the Grafton Longdon farm. Elmer Calloway's wife was sent to an Indianapolis hospital for surgery. Allan Brockaway visited his mother Sarah Brockaway from Rockville, while Ed Brockaway heads to Lexington to oversee oil interests. The Houck family, en route to Indianapolis from Cloverdale, attended Lyons Know’s wedding. A. D. Goodwin and daughter moved to Greencastle, Alfred Hirt property on West Poplar. Arthur White returns from a Michigan vacation with plans uncertain for winter. Ferg Lucas and C. C. Gautier noted.
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Frank Reed
St. Vincents Hospital
Grafton Longdon Farm
Reed
J E McCurry
James Houck
Indianapolis
Greencastle
R.C. Cramer
Jimmy
Milwaukee
Elden Houck
Cloverdale
A. D. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Fountain Home Farm
Nath Ader
Floyd Township
Alfred Hirt
West Poplar Street
Arthur White
Laughtuck
Michigan
Mr. White
Michigan Resort
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Political Buzz
Blue and Dr. J A Throop expect home tonight after a fishing trip. Dr. T A Sigler returns from a four day American Veterinary Medical Association meeting in Columbus Ohio. Ohio voters favor Jimmy Cox for president and convention delegates project a strong national vote. Miss Blanche Wright and Dr Lowell Hiatt of Indianapolis visit Greencastle. A Rock Island Illinois Boy Scout convoy travels to Mammoth Cave with flags and khaki uniforms. Mrs Robert Swintz of South Bend visits her Gobin family. Donald Ricketts of Indianapolis stays with relatives in Greencastle. Mrs F E Lawton reports improvement for her daughter ill with diphtheria in Indianapolis. Recalled Roosevelt panic question and Republican scene described. Skinny Pitman polishes a desk in Republican HQ room. Port Ledbetter quotes gratitude and moves out with a polished desk.
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T. A. Sigler
Columbus
Ohio
American Veterinary Medical Association
Doe
Jimmy Cox
Cox
Rock Island, Ill
Greencastle
Mammouth Cave
Harmon Defeated Harding in 1910 Ohio Governor Race
The article notes Republican candidate Harding lost to Democrat Harmon in the 1910 Ohio gubernatorial race by 101 377 votes. It mentions GOP denial of Harding’s candidacy and contrasts future political impact with Jimmy Cox, plus a sideline on Harding’s Senate record. It also records Miss Margaret Gilmore’s travel to Bay View for a visit with the Gilmore family.
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Harding
Ohio
Harmon
Jimmy Cox
Mr. Harding
Cuba
Margaret Gilmore
Bay View
F. G. Gilmore
Greencastle
Mrs. Gilmore
Classified ads from Greencastle listing loans and services
Classifieds advertise FIRST WARD MARKET at Hamilton's Music Store on Saturday morning August 28. The note invites buyers for junk and poultry with contact phone 175. Greencastle Produce Co offers farm loans with Brown and Moffett architects contractors and landscaping by W. H. Evans of Greencastle Indiana.
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First Ward
Hamilton
Greencastle Produce CO
Miss Bertha Tucker Returns From Evansville Newspaper Work
Miss Bertha Tucker returned from Evansville where she spent the summer working for an Evansville newspaper.
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Bertha Tucker
Evansville
Not a Bit Curious
Mrs. Smith is dressed and meets Mrs. Rogers who quizzes her about going to town or to see relatives. Mrs. Smith repeatedly denies any specific plans, prompting Mrs. Rogers to exclaim in frustration about caring where she is going.
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Ville
Mrs. Rogers
Seed corn loss blamed on rats and RAT SNAP remedy
Mr Vaughn Farmer recounts losing pedigreed seed corn to rats after placing seeds in a hanging sack. He claims RAT SNAP killed five rats, and the product is sold by John Cook and Son and others with prices 35c 65c and $1.00. Public sales announcements follow with local agents and contact details.
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John Cook & Son
J. Sudranski & Co
R. P. Mullins
Brusque New York manager offers pardon before removing hat
A blunt theater manager in New York is described resting in his office after lunch with feet on the desk and a cigar. A well-mressed young woman seeking work enters. her manners impress him as he pauses, then asks permission to remove his hat.
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New York
RAT SNAP PEST KILLER ADVERTISED WITH GUARANTEES
An old classified style ad touts RAT SNAP as killing rats and mice and scaring away unscathed pests. It notes small cake forms, no odor after death, and that pets won’t touch it, with prices 35c 65c and 1.00 and multiple sellers listed. Also inclusion of a help-wanted line for a woman and shoats for sale with corn and contact details in Greencastle.
Flagstaff Quest Reveals Lithuanian Soldier in Line
A story from American Legion Weekly recalls a garrison scene where the colonel demands a tall flagpole. O'Hara returns with a lanky Lithuanian recruit, noting no Pole in the outfit exceeds five foot eight, suggesting the difference would go unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimental
O'Hara
American Legion Weekly
Gladys Know Becomes Bride Of Glenn Lyon In Indiana
The couple eloped to an Indianapolis apartment with the wedding note saying they will settle home after October 15 at Fall Creek Boulevard Rose Court Apartment No. 5. The bride wore a blue Tricotine and Brocade Velvet gown with matching hat and gloves. Out of town guests included families from Greencastle Indianapolis Amo Gosport Pittsburg Denver Washington Crawfordsville and other locations.
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Fall Creek Boulevard
Rose Court
F. M. Lyon
Greencastle
Charles Hart
Jas. A. Houck
Ruth Scott
Indianapolis
Orrell
Amo
L. A. Asher
Bliss
Herman Fox
Gosport
W. B. Wells
Pittsburg
Geo. Phares
Denver
Colo
Plumber Faces Hard Concrete as Young Observer Suggests Bath
In a North Side home Katherine a six year old watched a plumber cut concrete in the basement to reach a pipe. After several minutes the plumber commented on the difficulty of cutting the concrete. The child then suggested if the plumber were tired he should go upstairs to bathe and nap.
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North Side
Katherine
Indianapolis News
Sales Talk Turns Into Quick Car Sale
A manager asks if the salesman can move any item from ice picks to cars. The salesman boasts he sold a car to a passerby, illustrating rapid, opportunistic selling in a casual exchange cited by the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Breeze Fails Yachts as Lipton Effort Bounds Cup Hope
The race was halted due to insufficient wind to fill sails. Commentary notes Sir Thomas Lipton’s million-dollar bid to win the Cup and the need for wind to crown the challenger. In Hawaii about 7 000 acres are planted with pineapples. Ramato the married man who repents is lucky. The Savannah made the first Atlantic steam voyage in 1819. In Japan women factory workers outnumber men by over seven million.
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Thomas Lipton
Savannah
Japan
Rat Snap Beats Trap, Says Mrs. Emily Shaw
Mrs. Emily Shaw endorses Rat Snap noting her husband paid two dollars for a trap? she bought a fifty cent box and saw twelve rats killed in a week while only three were caught. Rat Snap comes in cakes in three sizes priced 35 cents 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by John Cook and Sons J Sudranski Co R P Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook and Sons
J. Sudranski
Emily Shaw
John Cook & Sons
J. Sudranski Co
R. P. Mullins
Why I Put Up With Rats For Years
An advertisement style note by N Windsor promotes RAT SNAP as a safe rat killer after a dog poisoning incident. It lists product sizes 35c 65c and $1.00 and notes sellers John Cook & Sons and others. Also includes for sale items such as fancy egg plant, tomatoes, and a Fordson tractor. Nell Heber invites readers to her peach orchard near Old Fern Cliffs.
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Old Fern Cliffs
Nell Heber
Bennett Street Bargain Sale by Langdon Co Ends Soon
J. K. Langdon & Co announces closeout sale of a few bicycles at bargain prices. Limited stock remains, hurry to grab discounts before stock runs out.
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J. K. Langdon & Co
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