Subscription rates and obituaries notice
The Daily Herald lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with terms for under four months and various durations. Cards of Thanks and obituaries incur separate charges. The notice also promotes Fouts Brothers Realty for farms and city property listings.
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Daily Herald
Ors Fort
Csp
Geukhs
Wee Oaks
Weekly Herald-Democrat
The
Fouts Brothers Realty Company
Labor Sunday at College Avenue M E Church
College Avenue M E Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 led by Minister Blaine E Kirkpatrick with a sermon on Some Applications of Christian Democracy The day honors Labor Sunday with a focus on working men Epworth League at 6 50 Union evening service at 7 30 at the Presbyterian church W F M S meets Wednesday 2 30 at Mrs Meyer East Seminary for annual report Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30.
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Blaine E. Kirkpatrick
W. M. Blanchard
Epworth League
Union
Presbyterian Church
College Avenue Church
G. H. Meyer
East Seminary Street
Mrs. Martin and Son Return From Visit Near Green Castle
Mrs Charles Martin and her son from Brook Indiana along with J C Best of Indianapolis returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs John Best who live south of Green Castle on the Manhattan road.
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Charles Martin and Son
Brook, Ind
J. C. Best
Indianapolis
John Best
Greencastle
Manhattan Road
Library waits list book misread note humor
A Bal timore public library allows deposits for out of stock books and notifies members when available. An incident shows a wife startled by a misread notice stating the title The Girl He Left Behind Him is now in the library and reserved until Friday.
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Baltimore
Blank
Veiled law lesson and moonlit mischief
An elderly Scotswoman resists removing her veil and hat to be heard in court as the judge asks for compliance. She jokes that there is no law forcing a woman to take off her hat, prompting a wry retort about bench duty. A separate scene describes a couple admiring a bright moon, joking it resembles a fried egg.
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Tatler
Well Stuffed Swelt Satirical Exchange From Puck
A playful early 20th century quip depicts a military tutor and a hungry pet on a long Sow diet. The tutor asks about eating a small chicken and the patient requests it be stuffed with another, delivering a humorous exchange.
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Puck
Local Legion Post Seeks Name After WWI Hero
American Legion charter members failed to meet Friday night to name the local post. Attendees at the Hoffman cigar store debated naming the post Greencastle or after Putnam county’s first World War casualty Perry Snider of Greencastle, son of Mr and Mrs Lincon Snider.
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American Legion
Hoffman
Greencastle
Putnam County
Perry Snider
Lincoln Snider
Madison Street
Lodge's stance on foreign reservations and international debate
The account states that Lodge remains unmoved by other nations, dismissing potential demands for more reservations and the idea of a powerless international debating society. He has conveyed this view clearly to his associates.
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Lodge
Locust Street M. E. Church Seeks Full Attendance
Locust Street M. E. Church led by Pastor Don W. Nichols plans Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Mrs H B Longden as superintendent and preaching at 10 40 on Every man in his place The Fox Ridge church service follows at 3 p m Epworth League meets 6 30 with Mil dred Long as leader Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathers Wednesday afternoon in the parsonage A union service will be held at the Presbyterian church Rev Kirkpatrick will deliver the message
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Don W. Nichols
D. D
H. B. Longden
Locust Street
Fox Ridge
Epworth League
Mildred Long
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Kirkpatrick
Bison Herds Flourish as Restored Species Across Parks
Washington reports the American bison, once endangered, is being reestablished in parks nationwide. In Oklahoma’s Wichita National Forest fifteen were planted from New York and now exceed one hundred. North Carolina’s Pisgah National Forest saw six buffaloes added from New Hampshire, while Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota started with twenty five, now thriving.
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Washington, D. C
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
New York State
American Bison Association
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Appalachian
Austin Corbin Place
New Hampshire
Pisgah Forest
Windcave National Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Putnam County NHurse to Start Work Monday
Miss Metta Ludolph of Cleveland Ohio newly employed nurse for Putnam county will arrive in Greencastle Monday to begin work. She is well recommended and will focus her duties largely on school children throughout the county.
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Metta Ludolph
Cleveland, O
Putnam County
Greencastle
Miss Ludolph
Local Christian Church Announces Sermon and Services
Pastor Levi Marshall welcomes members after vacation. Sunday school at 9 30 with Cora OBrien as superintendent and G W Conklin directing music. Preaching at 10 40 on The Marks of Jesus. Miss Florence Wright to sing. Union evening service at 7 30 at the Presbyterian church with Dr Kirkpatrick then pastor greets attendees.
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Cora O'Brien
G. W. Conklin
Jesus
Florence Wright
Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Kirkpatrick
Bluah to Speak at Reelsville Church Event
The all day meeting at Reelsville Methodist Church features Rev. Virgil Jackson and Rev. Ralph Graham of DePauw University. Charles Bluah of DePauw will address locals at 2:30 PM about life as a native of Africa, with a basket dinner at noon and closing sermon in the evening.
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Reelsville Methodist Church
Virgil Jackson
Ralph Graham
DePauw University
Jackson
Charles Bluah
DePauw
Africa
Bluah
In Praise of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs Carrie Fusner of Zanesville Ohio extols Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for cholera morbus and bowel trouble saying it never fails to give relief after fifteen years of use by herself and husband.
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Chamberlain
Carrie Fusner
Zanesville
Labor Day Yard Closure Notice by True & True Lumber Co
True and True Lumber Co announces the yard will be closed all day Monday September 2 in observance of Labor Day.
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True & True Lumber CO
Indians Still Believe in Witchcraft
A Juneau resident reports witchcraft persists among remote tribes. Bear Lake Indians heads were taken to Telegraph Creek and arrested for practicing witchcraft after a brutal incident last summer involving a 16 year old girl and a young boy left tied and attacked. The pair were cared for at Telegraph Creek and remained there through winter.
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Seattle
Wasi
Juneau
Telegraph Creek
Bear Lake
Bearake
Lawn Picnic Hosted by Mrs G H Meyers
Mrs G H Meyers entertained Friday afternoon for her Sunday school girls class at College Avenue church. The picnic supper was enjoyed by all. Attendees included Miss Elizabeth Hughes, Miss Cornelia Allen, Miss Regina Aitkenhead, Miss Dorothy Edwards, Miss Dorothy Norfolk, Miss Thoral Donaldson and Miss Margaret Meyers.
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G. H. Meyers
College Avenue Church
Elizabeth Hughes
Cornelia Allen
Regina Aitkenhead
Dorothy Edwards
Dorothy Norfolk
Thoral Donaldson
Margaret Meyers
Mrs Ella Wright Praises Chamberlain’s Tablets
A Chillicothe Missouri reader reports indigestion and bilious attacks resolved quickly by a few doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets. She states one bottle cured her and her symptoms have not returned. The ad urges others with digestion problems to try the tablets.
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Chamberlain
Ella Wright
Chillicothe
Public Sale At Residence South Of Manhattan Indiana
A public sale will be held at the seller's residence located one mile south of Manhattan Indiana. Auction details show 38 percent interest or portion referenced in the notice.
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Manhattan
Indiana
Dixie man touts Chamberlain’s remedy for dysentery
R E Bower of Dixie Brooks County Georgia says Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the best family medicines for dysentery flux and related ailments. He notes it works well for dysentery when paired with castor or other laxatives.
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R. E. Bower
Dixie, Brooks Co
Chamberlain
Sale of farm property on September 3 1919
On Wednesday September 3 1919 at 10 a m the following property to be sold: eight head involving six Jersey milk cows two calves by side twenty four feeding shoots two Duroc sows and pigs two more sows one month old a full blooded Poland China hog eleven head sheep a mare and assorted farm implements.
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Poland
China
Miss Elva Lane and Lu Ther Herbert Wedding Surprise
Friends of Miss Elva Lane and Luther Herbert of Reelsville were surprised by the July wedding in Terre Haute. They received a license from James F. Fagan and were married by Justice James P. Madigan.
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Elva Lane
Luther Herbert
Reelsville
Terre Haute
James F. Fagan
James P. Madigan
Stomach Troubles Cured by Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs. T. E. Hullinger of Mansfield Ohio suffered three months with stomach trouble and constipation before trying Chamberlains Tablets. She reports the first dose did more good than all prior medicines and after two bottles she was positively cured.
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T. E. Hullinger
Mansfield
Chamberlain
Terms of Sale For Cash and Credit Note Financing
The notice outlines payment terms: cash for amounts $5 and under, credit up to nine months for larger sums at 6 percent interest from date, 2 percent discount for cash, and notes unpaid at maturity incur 8 percent interest from date.
John Hinote Dobbs and Vestal Alets
Clerk Paul Albin records an entry involving John Hinote Dobbs and Vestal Alets in a brief public notice. The document lists a person named Paul Albin as the clerk.
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Dobbs & Vestal
Alets
Paul Albin
Pennsylvania bill funds game preserves via hunters license
Governor Sproul approved a bill allowing the Game Submissions to invest forty thousand dollars yearly in land purchases for game preserves from the hunters license fund. The move followed opposition from politicians and sportsmen who killed the conservation measure, but packers and backers prepared to press on. In San Diego George H. Primrose, famed minstrel, died after a month long illness. born in London Ontario on November 12 1852 he began as a child dancer with MacFarland's Minstrels in Detroit and is credited with soft shoe dance origins.
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Harrisburg
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Hunters
Game Commission
Pol Hicians
Bartern
San Diego
Cal
George Hi
London
Ontario
MacFarland’s Minstrels
Detroit
Mich
Prohibition Ends Waiters Tips
Cleveland waiters complain of lost tips as prohibition reduces drink sales. They request higher wages from 12 to 15 dollars weekly and an eight hour day to offset income losses.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Weiters
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