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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

3

Trustees Notices Madison Township Mill Creek Jackson Floyd Marion

Trustees announce weekly office hours in various townships. Will Stroube Ern est Krivett Lenjamin Walls Oliver Stringer D E B Etcheson Fred Todd Rector list locations and days to transact the business of their offices. Residents may visit residences or townships on specified weekdays to conduct official trustee duties.

Madison Township Try Te Will Stroube Mill Creek Township Ernest Krivett Jackson Township Lenjamin Walls Oliver Stringer Monroe Township Bainbridge D. EB. Etcheson Floyd Township Floyd Fred Todd Marion Township Marion Fillmore

Readers Warned on Appendicitis Remedy Adler-i-ka

An old clipping touts Adler-i-ka as a German cure for appendicitis and stomach ills. It claims one dose cleanses the body and relieves sour stomach gas and constipation, citing Stevens Drug Store.

Adler-i-ka Hes Stevens Drug Store

Lucinda Seeks Salted Suit Delivery. Hallway Mystery Unfolds

Lucinda explains her new suit was promised for Thursday but not delivered by Friday. On Saturday morning the delivery manager and wagon boy confronted the elevator boy about who had the package. After a tense pause the package was found next door and brought back, relieving everyone with a smile as the manager left with the wagon boy.

Lucinda Wagon Boy

Open air Sunday services tested by Ben digo minister

A Congregational minister in Ben digo considers continuing Sunday evening services outdoors through warm weather citing church crowd health and comfort conditions. The idea resembles an Australian paper's note on adapting worship to circumstances. Dr Sven Hedin lauds Japan as a progressive, patriotic nation in the London Times.

Bendigo Westminister Gazette Japan London Times Sven Hedin Asia

Bachelor lawyer wins big contract with Sawyers

Frank Sheldon returns to Fairfield after meeting John and Edith Sawyer. He negotiates a fee of twenty thousand and a share in the contingent fund to represent the Hunter Sawyer Company in a landmark case. Edith approves, and the firm’s victory launches Sheldon’s bright career.

Frank Sheldon Law Fairfield Sheldon Edith Sawyer John Sawyer Law Journal Joan Sawyer Sawyer Frank Mr. Sawyer Sawyers Shelton Mr. Hunter Hunter-Sawyer Company Edith MR8 Alice J Leshner

Wanted Company on a Bitter Winter Morning

A physician rushes to a four mile call after a bitter cold night. The patient fears death and asks for his lawyer Higgingbotham and pastor Rev Kellogg M. Brown as the doctor reveals there is nothing wrong but teases him about making a fool of himself on a freezing morning.

Higgingbotham Kellogg M. Brown

Trolley Etiquette By Public Transport Gentleman

On a return trip a weary businessman faced three middle aged women blocking seats. After overhearing criticisms of gallantry he bowingly offered his seat to the oldest, prompting the group to focus on window adverts while he reclaimed his seat.

Philadelphia Ledger

Grateophone and Buzzograph Clash Over Trust

A dialogue snippet shows Grateophone questioning Howlograph's trustworthiness while Buzzograph cites repeated listening as the reason for doubt. The exchange centers on reliability and imitation in communication.

The Inventor of Interest

A street debate on the greatest inventor ends with a pawnbroker remark that the man who invented interest was no slouch. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the quip as a humorous take on invention.

Edison Watt Morse Philadelphia Ledger

Atlanta clubman’s dinner faces thirteen guest fear

A social Atlanta club host planned a private dinner for thirteen at his table including Mr Perkins a Northerner awaiting entry. A whispered remark claimed thirteen at table would bring calamity, prompting the host to note Perkins did not belong in New Jersey and was not counted among the guests.

Atlanta Perkins

Bishop recalls Southern trip and a hymn over eggs

A bishop visiting a small Southern town notes scarcity of good servants and awakens to soprano singing. He reflects on Nearer My God to Thee, and at breakfast the singer explains she braises eggs to three verses for soft and five for hard, sharing a humorous quip.

Judge's Library

The Red Lamp Mystery of Miss Maria and Roger Penhallow

A village tale centers on Miss Maria Penhallow whose red lamp draws attention. A bearded man arrives claiming to be Roger Penhallow, revealing a shared childhood memory with the miniature portrait. He seeks work and a place to stay, tying a ghostly reputation to a living reunion.

Miss Maria Miss Penhallow Maria Marta Roger Penhallow Ida Warren Gould

Death by self harm cited in Japanese statistics

The Dundee Advertiser reports that Japanese suicide rates, drawn from a French economic journal, show rising deaths by own action from 1890 to 1908 with 60 percent male victims and 40 percent female. The piece compares international rates and notes ages 50 plus and common causes.

Denmark France Switzerland Prussia Japan Austria Belgium Sweden Bavaria England Norway Holland Scotland Italy Ireland Dundee Advertiser

Pessimistic view on higher education from Dr J L Elliott

Dr J L Elliott of the Ethical Culture Society says education is displayed by elite graduates and that money spent on college may not benefit most individuals. He notes doctors and lawyers are exceptions, while many see little value for the average man or woman.

J. L. Elliott Ethical Culture Society Yale Harvard Vassar Bryn Mawr

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