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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
2
The article argues bowel health as sewerage for the body and urges a daily movement. It ties proper diet age and occupation to health, recommends outdoor exercise, and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild medicine for those who need it.
The C E S entertainment and supper on Friday night drew good crowds. Teachers from three townships met Saturday. Mrs J F Cully returned from Greencastle after helping her brother M L Darnell who had a paralysis stroke. Frank Cosgrove and Charlie Hines returned to Detroit. Mrs A C Frakes funeral held at home with Rev Hedrick officiating and Brick Chapel burial. August Anderson and wife visited North Salem relatives. Mrs Evans McKeehan visiting Tom McKeehan and family.
Liberty residents reported a weekend of social visits. Elmer Lathem and family visited William Dial in Brazil. Fannie Harrington from Moberly arrived with her parents in Liberty. R B Mustard and children visited James Mustard near Poland. Thomas Tribble and family visited their son James near Poland. Wilhelmina Keiser visited cousin Margaret Keiser in Poland. Earl Shafer visited relatives in Brazil. John Lathem spent a few days...
The article notes several Sunday visits including Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert Quinn of Middletown to her parents the Hemphills, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Syester and son Alta visiting James Syester in Brazil, S. T. Murburger visiting Henry Keiser, John Thompson and family near Bowling Green with Henry Fransa, and A. E. Keiser visiting Earl Smith near Poland. It also reports J. H. Hemphill is seriously ill but not improved.
Corn Stalk Valley reports Bryant school pupils are on a week's vacation. The Merry Wives Club and families met with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Quinlan for festive activities including a Christmas tree, songs, and declamations with apples and popcorn balls.
Dr OBrien visited Sam Campbell for a serious illness but shows improvement. Eunice Peer of Indianapolis visits Miss Mary Shuck. Mr and Mrs Morriss Goodwin marked their 45th wedding anniversary with family at home and a rocking chair gift. Various visits span Amo Greencastle Lafayette and nearby areas.
Marquis L. Darnell transfers three lots in Greencastle to James B. Harris then to Mary A. Darnell. H. Witt Sutherlin sells 133 acres in Clinton Township to Archie L. Dorsey for 6000 dollars. Nichols Mace sells 205 acres in Cloverdale Township to Lon S. Hamblen for 18000 dollars. City of Greencastle sells cemetery lot to Walter R. Hutcheson for 75 dollars and another lot to Thomas B. Farmer for 150 dollars. Salina Cunningham sells 80 acres in Cloverdale Township to Jesse Herbert for 40000 dollars. Elmer Herbert transfers 80 acres in Cloverdale Township to Jesse and Walter Herbert. George Hill sells 2 lots in Belle Union to Arthur McCammack for 1125 dollars. Frank Wilkinson sells land in Franklin Township to Roscoe C. Smythe for 4500 dollars.
Mrs. H. O. Barker of Little Falls New York writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her husband of a severe cold quickly. The note suggests considering others experiences when seeking relief.
We provide test slips showing the specific gravity of each cell. Service is free.
Mark Sheldon, Australian trade representative, notes high living costs in Australia. He cites rents of $20 to $25 for a four room cottage, no I WW, mandatory arbitration by law, no new tax for war debt, three wheat crops on the market, and soldiers paid $10 weekly until they find work.
Constable Sam T. Slackputter of Petunia rails against the practice of matching pennies on the sidewalk. He laments dusty uniforms and frequent collisions with infernal young cusses during his beat, vowing action amid city talk.
Fragmentary report claims a divinity student threw a bomb at the Egyptian premier. The overheard remarks show sensational speculation and lack verifiable details.
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