Ownership and circulation of Herald at Greencastle 1914
Public notice of ownership management and circulation for the Herald of Greencastle Indiana dated October 1 1914. Editor and publisher C J Arnold lists no other stockholders or bondholders. Average paid circulation 845 copies. sworn statement before Notary Fred L O Hair on October 10 1914.
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Herald
Greencastle
Indiana
Charles J. Arnold
C. J Arnold
C. J. Arnold
Fred L. O’hair
Mothers' Favorite Endorsement for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pennsylvania reports her children recover from colds and coughs with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, calling it far superior to other medicines. She recommends others try it and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
W. W. Tucker Physician and Surgeon Ad
W W Tucker physician and surgeon offices on Vine Street between Washington and Wenut Streets Greencastle Indiana established practice serving the local community with medical and surgical care.
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W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
Washington and
Wenut St
Greencastle
Ind
Notice of Appointment as Trustee in Indiana Assignment
The Central Trust Co. of Greencastle Indiana announces it has qualified as trustee under an indenture of assignment by Richard M Hazelett. The trustee takes possession of all property rights credits for the benefit of creditors under Putnam Circuit Court order. Dated November 25 1914. James L Randel secretary. 3t Weekly December 4.
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Richard M. Hazelett
Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
THE
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Ind
James L. Randel
Indigestion Relief Led Mrs Keller to Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs S A Keller of Elida Ohio says she was sick for two years with indigestion before taking Chamberlains Tablets and improved after using two or three bottles. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Q . Key
Farmer
Greencastle
Kisney
Doan
Kene Foster
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Court Divorce
In the Putnam Circuit Court Grace Summers files for divorce from George Summers non resident. Complaint No. 8631. Plaintiff's attorney William M. Sutherlin asks the court to require the defendant to appear January 11, 1915 at Greencastle in Indiana or demur. Clerk Arthur J. Hamrick certifies the notice dated November 18, 1914. Weekly Nov 20.
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William M. Sutherlin
George Summers
Indiana
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Arthur J. Hamrick
Lightning rod excuse sparks Albany debate in joke tale
Attorney General Jackson in Albany ridicules a flimsy justification about lightning rods. A farmer claims his barn burned in a storm despite two rods, prompting the agent to joke about lanterns and a dark night. The tale ends with a quip about keeping rods visible.
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Jackson
New York
Albany
Direct Steel by Electricity Breaks Ground in Luxembourg
In Dommeldingen a German led electrical furnace made steel directly from low grade iron ores with high phosphorus content. The product matched best Swedish steel, promising vast impact for Germany by utilizing Lorraine and Luxemburg ore deposits. Inventors Ruchling and Bodenhauser developed the furnace, backed by a major Berlin electrical firm.
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Dommeldingen
Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
Lorraine
Germany
Ruchling
Bodenhauser
Berlin
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
Undersigned appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as executor of the last will and testament of William A Wells late of Putnam County deceased The estate is alleged to be solvent Dated December 2 1914
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
William A. Wells
Colorful Houses of Pare and Manacá in Equatorial Brazil
The Pare and Manacá homes in equatorial Brazil feature brick and plaster walls tile floors and terra cotta fronts in blue red yellow and green. Interior furnishings are light to allow air circulation with fretwork ceilings and walls and little carpeting or upholstery. Ants invade gilt frames and oil paintings as pests thrive in the warm climate.
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Pare
Manacs
Guianas
Los Angeles Times
Patriotism in Napery Spreads Linen National Colors Embrace
Wealthy New York women stamp city coat of arms on tablecloths and napkins while hostesses engrave state shields on linens. The trend extends to Washington White House and State Department usage, with national colors on domestic items and even foreign embassies showing emblems.
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New York
Smart” Hosteses
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Old Dominion
White House
State Department
Washington
Prussia
Powderless rapid fire gun charms New York inventor
An English inventor in New York has created a powderless rapid fire gun that resembles a pencil sharpener. A large hand crank powers a wheel that draws in bullets by vacuum and ejects a steady stream. The device was inspired by observing a flywheel burst and its force.
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New York
Names From Musical Instruments in Elizabethan York Records
A correspondent notes curious names in York records from Elizabethan times such as Clarionett and possible surnames derived from instruments. It mentions Trap, Trumpet, and Horn blower in modern directories and speculates on Trumpeter as a contraction of Trumpeter. Also covers a bottomless milk bottle invention, a hummingbird species, aphorisms, and a California spring wire bath headrest.
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York
Elizabeth
Marmaduke Clarionett
Clarionetts
England
Trumpet
Mexico
Central America
A Romance Of Old Books at Ellsers Bookshop Romance
In a dim basement bookshop, Trentham pursues Miss Gordon while Katrina, Ellser, and the shop’s quirks color a summer’s tale. Trentham hides from debt, offers books to Ellser, and Katrina’s quiet hope and bold act alter fates, ending with a hopeful reunion.
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Trentham
Tom Paine Pamphiest
Ellser
Katrina
Kiser
Marguerite
Waust
Arbu
Mr. Ellser
Trenthan
A. G
Ellsers
Lamplight Monthly
Miss Gordon
Phil
Eliser
William Cotton
London
Agnes
Elmer
Daiphantus
Ida
Long Island
Grandmother Themed Tea Party with Charade Questions
A charming old fashioned gathering features grandmothers in period dress answering tea themed prompts. Guests performs charades to reveal each Grandma Graham Holmes Hall Gray Biddle variety and tea traits while enjoying simple refreshments.
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Grandma Brown
Grandma Graham
Grandma Holmes
Grandma Hall
Grandma Gray
Grandma Biddle
Wedding Favors At A Teens Dinner Include Prophetic Tokens
A bridal dinner for young guests featured a large white frosted funnel pan cake as centerpiece. Tokens tied to ribbons included a silver turquoise ring thimble coin button heart and key dropped into the cake with monogrammed white hearts. Guests drew ribbons to claim tokens and apply the prophecy to themselves.
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Julie
Flower Party Puzzle: Seeds That Bloomed as Flowers
A playful verses puzzle lists ten planting prompts and their flower answers. Each clue combines an object or person with another item to yield a flower name such as buttercup smilax phlox jonquil larkspur foxglove forget me not carnation and a cowrip variant.
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Smilax
Phlox
America
Laborers and thieves in Mexican industry and rice theft methods
As a laborer the Japanese has ceased to figure in the future of Mexican industry. A favorite method of stealing rice with Chinese coolies is to lean up against a pile of sacks and stick a tin tube through the sacking, the rice flowing through the tube into the coolie's clothing. Flour is also stolen in this manner and a common punishment is to pour water into the thief, making him uncomfortable. Some men are born good, but more are made good by their wives.
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God
Schiller
Frank A. Munsey
Edward Boltwood
Elser
Mr. Trentham
Nova Scotia
Canada
Samuel Butler
Destiny
Molli Sillery
St Wkly
H. L. Betzner
Kirksville O
Sparnhurst Osteopaths
Donner Block
Nluma
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Willa
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William St
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C, J. Arnold
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