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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
3
OCR reads like a partial note about a local matter with unclear names and dates, offering minimal readable detail and no concrete outcome.
A Greencastle ad cites a Dan ays resident, M. Sears, reporting kidney backache and lower back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. The testimonial claims improved sleep and reduced dizziness, urging others to try the same kidney remedy.
Public notice from Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana 1915. Executor Levi Linder and defendants Isaac Linder Francis Balies Abraham Linder John Linder James Wuthinda Bethotuma must answer by the 48th day of the next term or a default will be entered. Clerk Uri J Hamrick and deputy Pear Newgent sign.
A reader or advertiser testifies that Iain’s Tablets solved long standing bilious attacks after trying Cham bers and other remedies. The note says the product is for sale by all dealers.
Captain Robert Watson and Sheila Donovan clash over age and romance after a night of flirtation. A confrontation with a former sailor ends in a bare knuckle exchange on the course, leading to a sober reconciliation and plans for a club house recovery.
A saying notes that appearances of a container do not reveal the content inside, warning against judging value or weight by outer form and reminding readers to assess substance directly.
The excerpt argues against viewing parental authority as natural born power. It traces authority from savage origins to daily care and mutual learning between parent and child. It emphasizes authority as a gradual, lived process rather than a fixed fixture.
Emerson E Ruark trustee will conduct Marion Township business at his Filmore home on Tuesdays and Fridays.
R F Erwin of Peru Indiana reports a year ago he suffered indigestion biliousness and constipation after trying Chamberlains Tablets he was helped right away by a bottle of them sold by all dealers.
A returned traveler notes fewer smiles in America after years abroad. He cites hurried life, phones and transit as dampening joy and initiative. Friends wonder if prosperity has dulled the desire to act and the eyes lack twinkle as business mindset prevails.
A mix of social commentary and political reflection contrasts marital influence with public policy. It critiques gender expectations and flippant remarks while urging citizens to inform themselves, evaluate principles, and commit to constructive reform within the constitutional framework. David Jayne Hill discusses rational public discourse and gradual progress.
The Breeder's Gazette lauds the Brown Swiss for large firm bodies and graceful proportions. It notes head, ears, udder and tearing features, color variations from dark to light chestnut, short waxy horns with black tips, and strong herd integrity with limited crossbreeding.
A simple water separation method for cream production is described. Milk is mixed with cold water, left to settle in a cool place, and after three hours cream rises while the bottom contains milk and water. Skim milk, about half water, feeds pigs. cream is drawn off and butter sells for 18 to 26 cents per pound.
Dairymen plan crop rotation to gain a cash crop alongside dairy profits. Concentrated feed stuffs boost soil fertility enough to offset fertility removed by selling dairy products. Additional labor shifts allow care for a profitable market crop beyond routine dairy work.
Instructions on milking practice separate milk promptly, cool and handle cream properly, and use clean covered cans. It advises parraffin dipping for cheese storage under 40 degree dry air and to keep pigs dry and well fed. It notes sheep ground favors soil under limestone or dry sandstone.
W. W. Tucker physician and surgeon maintains an office on Vine street between Washington and Walnut streets in Greencastle Indiana.
Do not give opium based cough medicine to children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy proven safe for coughs colds and croup in children and adults. Contains no opium or harmful drugs. For sale by all dealers.
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