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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1914

Page

3

Dean's Kidney Pills Praised by Greencastle Reader

Greencastle residents testify to relief from kidney problems using Dean's Kidney Pills. William Sillery, barber at 9 E Liberty St, recounts lasting cure after a prior disordered kidney attack. Price 50c at all dealers. buy Dean's Kidney Pills from Wooter Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Greencastle William Sillery Barber E. Liberty St Dean Jones, Stevens Co Mr. Sillery Wooter-Milburn Co Props Buffalo N. Y

Woman Regains Sight After Four Years Blindness

Mary Carpenter of Roberts County in Sioux Falls South Dakota, aged 84, who had been blind since December 11, 1909, experiences a sudden restoration of sight while holding her grandson. She now sees as well as ever.

Sioux Falls Mary Carpenter Roberts County

Stomach and Liver Ailments Relief Found in Tablets

Suffering from stomach and liver disorders is portrayed as endless and severe, but Chamberlain's Tablets are claimed to provide relief. The ad mentions hundreds have been permanently cured and that the product is sold by all dealers.

Student discovers dance step miles per night

Boston professor notes a university student wearing pedometers during modern dances finds a couple covers about twelve miles per evening for a standard dance. Experiments show tango averages four-fifths of a mile per dance and hesitation waltz about one eighth of a mile.

Boston Mase Walta

Awakened Billy and Milly Dream Sign Exchanges

Billy asks if signs exist and Milly agrees. He recalls a dream of her in love, and she replies that the dream itself is the sign of dreaming.

Billy Milly

Tender-Hearted Man Draws Laughs With Cat Coal Stunt

A lighthearted exchange highlights a man famed for kindness to animals. He reportedly ordered a ton of soft coal so the family cat could sleep in the coal-bin, illustrating his gentle, humorous nature and devotion to pets.

Why She Did It Adorer In a House Scene

Dialogue scene shows a rebuke from an older woman as Why She Did It Adorer explains she did not kiss the man merely pretended. Sweet Girl responds with remorse claiming she did not know the old lady was in the house and doubts arise about propriety and secrecy.

The Eccentric Philanthropist and the Opal Pendant

Bronson buys a modest opal pendant for Avis Brayton after hearing her wish at a department store. Two years later he meets her at a dinner musicale where her success is attributed to the gift. She hints she may reward him someday, while Bronson endures playful jibes about his eccentric generosity.

Bronson Hut Bronson Gronson Avis Brayton Avis van Wilde Brogson Jimmy Rogers Miss Brayton Mr. Bronson

Rates at a Mountain Inn Prompt a Clever Exit Joke

A young motor tourist asks the innkeeper for seven dollar daily rate plus extra charges for parlor floor, fireplace, and bath. He ends with a punchline asking the price to depart the hotel in his current condition. The exchange highlights humorous pricing tactics in a mountainous resort setting.

Near Enough Let Her Go at That in New York

A witty Brooklyn lunch scene quotes Mayor Gaynor praising New York attractions. A passerby asks the name of a dreary town, a native answers with humor, and a wedding cake joke ends with a pianist needing a pound cake.

Gaynor Brooklyn New York

William Sees Park Vistas Failing to Pluck Them

William visits his uncle and notes the park's beautiful vistas. The old gent warns against plucking flowers as it is against the rules. Father Corntossel laments the difficulty of living up to his son's refined expectations.

William Laddie

Public Cries for Refund After New Play Fails

Audiences hiss and groan as a new production ends with the author lamenting public taste. The manager grimly asserts the public only wants its money back, signaling a costly flop and damaged reputation for the show.

Reforming a Miserly Suitor Named Bond Clippear

A social exchange reveals Miss Beauti plans to marry young Mr Bond clipper to reform him. The minister notes the aim is noble but questions the choice as Bond is rumored to grow stingier.

A Mistake Somewhere in a Quotation Exchange

Mrs Grumpps cites a book claiming marriages across races are unhappy. Mr Grumpps counters that people who cannot understand each other may still live together peacefully, suggesting misinterpretation of racial marriage outcomes.

Prophetic youth predicts flying machines over streets

The prophetic youth envisions a future where a man in a flying machine looks down on automobiles, while a weary pedestrian hopes the pilot will also notice and respond to those below.

Clergy Preach at Walnut Chapel and Mill Creek Church

Rev. Osborne filled his regular appointment at Walnut Chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Rev. Airhart and Rev. Skelton preached at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Parker attended Saturday night with Mr. Hugh Parker. Miss Mildred Stringer visited relatives at Indianapolis two days last week.

Osborne Walnut Chapel Airhart Skelton Mill Creek Church Vernie Parker Hugh Parker Mildred Stringer Indianapolis

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Indiana Putnam Boone McCurry the Herald the Store For All the City Music Store F. G. Knetzer Missus Porcelain Art Shop the Porcelain Art Shop Jr. Greencastle A W Hazelett Oie H. L. Frazier Cash Grocery Telephone Walter Allen Broadpark
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