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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
3
Parents can treat children’s coughs with Chamberlains Cough Remedy as it contains no opium. When a child runs a cold with snuffles or watery eyes, keep them home a day or two to break the illness. The ad notes the remedy loosens coughs and aids excretion to help the body fight the cold. Mr and Mrs Susan Lisby visit Greencastle from Pueblo.
Local residents travel to Indianapolis for medical, social, and civic matters. Notable items include Mrs. Snyder traveling home after her niece Miss Rainey’s death, J. O. Cammack presenting a portrait to the Masonic lodge, thefts of show-case pictures, and farm institute notes. Several locals visit Indianapolis for illness, theater, or business, while others return from trips to St. Louis and Chicago.
Miss Welty Honsinger, field secretary for the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society, spoke at DePauw chapel about fourteen years as Baldwin High School for Girls superintendent in China and service with French soldiers in World War I. She noted China’s anti foot binding movement and toured the U S under Isabelle Thoburn auxiliary.
Nick Pappas, a Wichita Falls restaurant owner, marries Miss Kila Davis in Fort Worth after she had recently divorced W C Buchheit. The ceremony occurs at a Texas & Pacific station with Buchheit as an onlooker. Pappas later seeks the return of a diamond ring and the couple settles in Fort Worth before moving to Frederick Oklahoma. The divorce of Miss Davis from Buchheit is finalized on cruelty grounds.
Fouts Bros Realty Co invites inquiry into Federal Farm Loan plans described as long term and low cost. They claim loans average $60,000 monthly with 1 percent total cost, no renewals, and the option to pay off anytime, urging neighbors with government loans to compare before proceeding.
Classifieds list items for sale including an oil stove folding bench and stand table. Farm loan notices reference Wm. B. Vestal of Dobbs Ves tal real estate office. Help wanted for a newspaper carrier, a farm hand, and office work with dictation. Local auto dealer Cox & Sellers offers Chevrolet four nineties 1919 models. Realty firm Putnam Realty Co invites buyers for modern properties.
Weekly sale flyer lists No. 3 and No. 2 size cans including Pumpka Hominy Kraut Pork and Beans Fancy Tomatoes and more. Also shows bulk coffee sugar cured bacon lard navy beans pinto pink beans and syrup with several price points and package counts.
Five Williamsport men trapping woodchucks were trapped inside a deserted house along Little Pine Creek by rattlesnakes for about an hour. A fisherman who heard revolver shots arrived and killed the remaining snake, freeing the hunters.
The Herald urges readers to treat constipation with Chatmberlain's Tablets after supper. It links lack of outdoor exercise and overeating to headaches anxiety and worry and recommends slower eating thorough chewing and walking three to four miles daily for recovery and lasting health.
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