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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
2
Local Greencastle Indiana newspaper outlines mailing class, address, and publication policy. Advertising rates include obituaries cards of thanks and poetry add ons, with charges for obituary lines and poetry.
Miss Frances Grose Wilbur Grose and Misses Mary Helen Finley arrived home after visiting the Centenary exhibition in Columbus Ohio. The Grose car carried the party. Elmer Long and Ralph Hill camping at Eel River reportedly caught a ten pound carp and will present the fish to Greencastle for verification. Arthur Swenser has a baritone contract with the Community Lyceum in Aurora Missouri to join a western states tour beginning September 1. John Allee reports from Annapolis Naval Academy that he is enjoying life there after passing the entrance exam and spends much of the day rowing and practicing in the naval gym.
County School Superintendent duties shift to Indiana University student Charles Deich will spend the weekend on business in Indianapolis. The Bittles plan to make Indianapolis their future home. Epworth League hosts a social Friday at 7 30 p.m. for all city youth. Miss Alice Thompson heads to Des Moines then Cheyenne with her mother for several weeks of travel returning via Salt Lake City. Millinery store will close during vacation. Rev Blaine Kirkpatrick and children return from a Columbus motor trip and praise the Methodist Centenary pageant with over 1 000 participants closing July 13. Mr and Mrs John Wass celebrate a rabbit's third prize in Dayton stock show after a July 1 shipment and July 5 show appearance.
A good proposition is offered to a married man with a small family for a farm near Greencastle. The position provides straight time work and good privileges. Inquire at the Herald office.
Evansville woman reports regained appetite, sleep, and digestion after taking Trutona the perfect tonic. She says the flu bout left her stomach out of shape and now she eats like a man and sleeps well. Thousands seek relief as the remedy is introduced in Greencastle by R P Mullins, druggist.
New chemical P. D. Q. Pesky Devils Quietus claims to end bed bugs roaches ants and fleas by killing adults and preventing egg hatching. A two ounce package makes a quart of potent bug killer and boxes feature a patent spout and a devil’s head emblem. Sold at leading drug stores.
The Batement sisters preached at the No 10 school house in Clinton Falls. John D Newgent stayed in Greencastle Friday night. Mrs Emily Boswell visited Mrs Eula Staggs over the weekend. Miss Sarah Newgent stayed with Mrs Lida Pierce. Orra Rena Moore Willard Gar rett and Fred Miller visited Frances and Floyd Goddard Saturday. Dunkard church services planned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elbert Bettis visited Mrs Sarah Bettis and her son Clay.
In Black Hawk area wheat threshing runs full tilt with lower than expected yields. William Neese and son Clarence were seen in the area Sunday along with Jess and Charles McCullough of Terre Haute. Over five hundred people spent the Fourth at Buzzards Roost while Jeff Rader visited. Mrs. G. R. Huffman is listed as sick. Billie Neese and Nan Craft’s households hosted visitors Sunday.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports relief from a severe summer complaint after taking Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad praises the remedy as excellent for colic and diarrhoea and urges families to keep it on hand.
A reader notes fewer deaths from summer complaint since Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy became common. The remedy with castor oil and proper diet reportedly yields about 99 of 100 recoveries. A Butler Tennessee man praises Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for summer complaint in children.
The text advises that loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly may restore relish. It emphasizes five hours between meals, moderate eating, daily outdoor exercise, and treating constipation promptly with a cose cerlain's Tablets.
The Indiana State Highway Commission invites sealed bids by 10 a m July 15 1919 for construction of state highways in Putnam and Hendricks counties totaling 8.12 miles. Plans cost 5.00 per set, bids must include bonds, and contracts go to the lowest and best bidder with right to reject any bid. L H Wright Director. 4w3-5-B-10-12-15
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