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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
2
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle describes severe cold with lung inflammation eased by Chamberlains Cough Remedy after one night. For sale by all dealers. Delta Tau Delta to host annual football banquet at Torrs tonight with seven chapter members honored.
On the DePauw University campus thirty six female students sell tickets for a Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir concert led by Madame Hughes-Thomas. The choir supports the Young Women's Christian Association fund raising, with tickets available from the sales force.
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas reports relief from a liver complaint after using a 25-cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets. He says he is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. available through all dealers.
The note mentions DePauw University publications and asks in what year the greatest number of students were enrolled. It directs readers to read the next Daily issue for the enrollment peak year.
A faculty committee will meet in the library Monday morning to discuss plans to bring student voters back for the wet and dry election on December 29. Several options are under consideration but no definite course is set. A student committee will likely be convened early in the week to join the faculty in planning.
A committee meeting of faculty and student council appointees will discuss the proposed Student Union for DePauw. The gathering takes place in the old President's office in East College at four o'clock on Monday afternoon.
Ten representatives from Indiana colleges attend the Y M C A gospel teams conference opening at Middle College. Horace Reed of Earlham and Messrs Brown and Duncan of Franklin College arrive. Butler delegates expected. Sessions include talks by A W Hannon and A L Miller on motives team training and field preparation.
Due to heavy Biology enrollment, Miss Elizabeth Wuist of Dayton Ohio was hired as assistant to Dr. Banker. She will direct the laboratory for the rest of the semester and will teach part of the lecture next term. She earned a PhD last year from the University of Michigan and has held posts in Massachusetts and South Carolina. She belongs to Sigma Psi.
Six charter members meet at DePauw University to organize a local Sigma Delta Psi chapter. The committee on certification includes President Grose and Professors Blanchard Barnes Sweet Longren Tilden. Early tryouts will begin to allow seniors to qualify for full membership.
Many schools report success from student operated co op stores. Harvard runs a department store owned by faculty and students, offering a 12 percent price cut and unique articles. Cornell’s student staffed store paid an 8 percent dividend last year to its buyers. Other universities including Wisconsin Syracuse Pennsylvania and Daily Mini participate.
The fifteenth annual calendar has just been issued by the YMCA of Illinois University. Proceeds from calendar sales go to the running expenses of the association. Notre Dame football team traveled over six thousand miles to play Thanksgiving game with the University of Texas. Edwin Kelley and Miss Marie Meeks spent the day in E.
Putnam County Indiana invites bids at the Auditor’s office Greencastle for three months ending March 31 1914 supplies for the Poor Asylum. Bids due Dec 20 1913 at 10 a m with duplicates samples required and compliance with law. Auditor Co L Airhart notes Herald Dec 11 15 18.
The article notes a French design for a shovel that sifts ashes to reclaim coal, arguing that wasteful coal disposal is a national expense. It describes a perforated half to separate coal from ash during removal, suggesting adoption to reduce fuel waste.
Christine Terhune Herrick advises summer woolen care with sun and air, moth prevention using gasoline, and careful storage. She outlines beating, airing, brushing, pocket clearing, and patching, plus thrifty uses for coffee and kitchen leftovers, and cleaning tea kettles with sal ammoniac.
A cleaning method uses soap and water followed by drying. Then apply a paste of powdered bathbrick and lemon juice to the stained areas. Rub well, then rinse with cold water.
Greencastle residents report kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Belle Hinkle of Illinois Street testifies to back relief and improved health, urging readers to ask for the remedy by name. Also mention of Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Mrs. Margaret Campbell of Fort Smith for similar benefits and general dealer availability.
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