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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1929
Page
2
An old notice warns that after effects of a flu attack cause digestive upset and loss of appetite. Colds after flu can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia, so early treatment is advised. External use of Vicks Vapo-Rub on the throat and chest at bedtime is recommended.
Hogs gained 25 to 35 cents with 160 to 250 pound stock at about 10 dollars. Cattle advanced up to 25 cents with heavy steers around 13.25 and weaners near 18.50. Sheep held steady as choice light lambs commanded 17 dollars. The report ends with unclear tailing words about market direction.
Jack Deupney mourns Tex Rickard with deep grief over the death of his longtime friend. Deupney, who traveled from Florida to New York with Tex Rickard’s body, was known for his constant presence at the sickbed and credit Tex’s efforts for his own success.
Rescue ships race to aid four vessels crippled in mid Atlantic as storms and gales halt progress. The British steamer Silver Maple SOSs seven hundred miles east of Boston while coast guard cutters Mojave and Tampa push to reach her. Missing Sevier and three other ships weigh on the search with no new radio contact.
Funeral services will be held at the home in Cloverdale Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock for Mrs Mary Shoemaker about 80 years old widow of Henry Shoemaker who died Sunday morning after a five year illness Rev H A Sherrill will have charge Mrs Shoemaker lived in and near Cloverdale all her life Her husband died several years ago Two sons Oren and Benjamin and two brothers Ham and Oren Todd are among the surviving relatives William Thompson another elderly resident of south of Cloverdale died at his home Monday morning.
Devi Sharmista, formerly Nancy Miller of Seattle, gave birth to a daughter in St. Germain near Paris. Tukojirao Holkar, ex-Maharajah of Indore and her spouse, faces a Wednesday deadline to register a name under French law, while Hindu tradition waits thirteen days for naming. The couple have resided at Chateau Holkar in Paris.
The Louisville Joint Stock Land Co. won a $21,228.05 foreclosure judgment in Putnam Circuit Court against Clayton C. Barr Pertha Barr and John F. Helm over a mortgage on land one mile west of Hanna Cross Roads occupied by tenant Carl Akers. All defendants defaulted. The ruling is among the court's newer foreclosure judgments. Bence A. Daggy and family escaped injury when their Ford went into a ditch two miles south of town on the Manhattan road Sunday. Mr Daggy lost control while reaching for a glove. car overturned, fence damaged, and was towed to Tribby Garage.
Capt. and Mrs. Douglas Lawson of Heston Massachusetts will host Tuesday visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Lawson formerly Miss Lorothea Barnaby, will be guests of Mrs. Lawson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barnaby.
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation officials announced support for the Trowbridge Murden bill making utility valuations align with tax base for rate setting. They oppose repealing primaries but back strengthening amendments. They favor the income tax amendment and removing holding corporations rentals paid from tax receipts. Despite influenza, officials expect 1929 membership to exceed 1928 with drives underway across Indiana counties.
Two bandits robbed the Mount Morris State Bank and fled with 19000 dollars. They crashed their car in a ditch. one suspect was captured and the money recovered, according to dispatches from Mount Morris Michigan.
Porrent available January 1 six room and sleeping porch strictly modern hardwood floors furnace electric lights gas garage excellent location See S C Sayers Central Trust Co A sale West Virginia coal large lump and clean seven dollars Indiana large lump and clean four dollars seventy five cents delivered Phone 805 Y Greencastle Canning wanted Lighthouse keeping rooms furnished Call Herald office
A society photo features Mrs Charles L Courim formerly Waunita Mason of Plainfield. The Courims reside at 1603 Central Ave Indianapolis. The bride, Greencastle high school 1925 graduate, is sister to Gerald Mason. Also Mrs LeGrand Cannon of Bal Sam Ave hosts Washington dinner for President Coolidge with Roy West. Waveland reports Russell Rice and family moving to Greencastle to attend DePauw University with social tributes and church ties. Crawfordsville notes a history club meeting and local wedding announcements including Anna Miller Lisby and Fern Jones. Also Beulah Livengood hosts engagement party. Russellville couple Beulah White and Edwin Hawkins wed in Crawfordsville.
The article discusses necessity versus illusion, arguing that beauty and daily nourishment shape our lives. It challenges philosophers' views, notes that cosmetics and creams may be essential to self worth, and promises a future focus on facial creams and practical beauty aids.
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