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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1914
Page
2
The Herald Greencastle Ind announces its office details and subscription terms. The paper is published every afternoon from 17 9 Jackson Street Greestle with editor Charles J Arnold and carrier rates listed.
Multiple candidates from Monroe Floyd Green Castle Warren townships declare runs for Putnam County Recorder and Representative. Each entry notes candidacy and the Democratic primary decision.
George W. Pursell of Green Castle appears in Otham County court facing a legal action as the case details emerge from the public record. The notice lists the parties involved and indicates a formal filing requiring response by a stated deadline.
W R Buis of Mir Creek announces to the Democrats in Utnam County his candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County subject to the primary election decision.
L. L. Runyan of Cloverdale enters race for Recorder of Putnam County subject to a decision by election authorities.
A list of Greencastle and surrounding area residents announcing candidacies for Putnam County offices. Joe M. Allen seeks Auditor, Sylvan A. Vermilion for Assessor, Ben P. King for Clerk of the Putnam County Court, Walter S. Campbell for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Charles W. Huffman for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Jenny Farmer for Commissioner Third District, and Harry Moore for Clerk nomination, all subject to party primaries.
A brief note noting quick compliments for good goods and service and urging praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Cures for coughs and colds are claimed by letters from users, and the product is sold by all dealers.
DePauw's president announced a new Conference Committee to unite students and faculty in gymnasium funding and campus governance. The body will include student leaders, fraternity and athletic reps, and five faculty members, meeting monthly with no voting power.
LeRoy McLeod acted as hero and host for a surprise feast at a regular Tusitala meeting last evening. The group, known for parched throats, consumed chicken cottage cheese deviled eggs off the farm jelly and angel food, with an estimated seventy eggs used.
Two men were caught in a safe wrecking attempt at a well known campus area store. They were held at gunpoint and jailed, and authorities say they were sent by a western paper seeking the Daily Premiums Big Offer details beginning tomorrow.
A new course titled Modern Educational Problems replaces Comparative School Systems. It targets both future teachers and non teaching students, examining major educational issues and Indiana efforts to address them. Text: William Hawley Smith’s All the Children of All the People. Professor Stowe will teach Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 in Room 1 West College. open to all students.
Edith Spicer addressed the Y W C A meeting on An Unknown Way stressing daily novelty and temptations. She urged a guide for untraveled paths and likened modern journeys to the ancient covenant leading to the Christ. Gay Bland then sang a closing solo. Fashion sale alerts feature suits and overcoats in correct styles.
Guy Morrison Walker argued that John D. Rockefeller and associates will be viewed as great benefactors for introducing standard oil to heathen nations. He reviewed transportation history from 1492 to today, showing US rail growth outpacing Europe, and noted lower freight costs relative to wages. He cited rail mileage, wages, and cargo costs, and promised more on freight and passenger rates in tonight’s 6:30 lecture.
No debate squad will be chosen this year. Tryouts begin Thursday and Friday with six minute limits for constructive arguments. The team for the Indiana-DePauw-Earlham contests will be selected after the January 22 and 23 tryouts.
Election of officers for Plato and Philo Literary Societies set for the coming Saturday at the final meetings of the semester. Plato schedules a unique program featuring a four reel Human motion picture during its election program.
The Meharry Hall first floor and gallery sold out this afternoon as the DePauw Glee Club prepares for a home concert next Tuesday night. New officers will be installed at the first society meeting of the next semester on Saturday February 7. Wood Nichols will perform new magic feats alongside the regular program. Meharry Hall is expected to be packed with DePauw students and guests.
Local Greencastle residents react to a sensational claim about a German remedy Adler ika from Jones-Stevers Co. that allegedly cures appendicitis and drains foul matter from the body. A single dose supposedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly, per Stevenz Drug Store.
Warren Township, Putnam County Indiana, presents the 1913 financial report of Trustee Fred Masten. It lists expenditures across numerous vendors and services, balances by fund, and final totals. The advisory board approved the report on January 6, 1914.
S I Fish of Brlyn Mich reports relief from chronic constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He states the cure came five years ago and endorses the remedy as effective. Sold by local dealer.
Physician and surgeon located on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut Streets in Greeneas, Indiana. Office serves local residents with medical care and general consultations.
The notice lists the W. M. McGaugley residence at the corner of Kloomingford Seminary streets with office telephone 327 and an Evans Block office at No. 248% Jackson Street.
The ad claims back ache and kidney weakness can threaten health and urges prompt treatment. It cites H Renick of Greencastle Indiana praising Dean's Kidney Pills bought at local drug stores, with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents and a price of cents.
Telegram style notice touts Chamber Tablets as a cure for biliousness and stomach upset. Claims full doses clean out and strengthen the stomach so you will relish food. Advertises sale by all dealers.
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