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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
3
The world famed criminologist Quest pursues the murderer of Lord Ashleigh's daughter. Hidden huts, ape skeletons, and living hybrids hint a deeper plot. Craig the servant is suspected, captured, escapes, and is pursued from Port Said to San Francisco where he dies amid a hypnotic confrontation.
Quest and French uncover a hollow brick concealing Craig's diary in the professor Ashleigh home. The diary reveals ten years of hiding a brutal secret and hints at the professor's dark transformation as Quest and Lenora confront the escalating danger. They vow to pursue the missing professor through house and grounds searches.
In the dim manor Quest and companions confront a spectral threat as the Professor collapses into fear. Craig is exposed as the blackmailer behind years of manipulation, and Lenora hints at a hidden creature. The group agrees to continue the revelation in Quest’s rooms after a chilling night.
A succinct Herald want ad promotes fast results for readers seeking practical listings. It emphasizes concise wording and attention to speedy responses to buy sell or trade items.
Edward Craft of Elba New York credits Chamberlain's Liniment with remarkable relief from rheumatic knee stiffness and soreness. The ad notes availability everywhere and invites readers to try the product.
Miss Emma Garrett from Gibson City NL visits her brother Frank Garrett for the summer. Oakdale and neighborly visits include Mrs Emma Morgan and daughters with Mrs Charles Knetzer, and Mr and Mrs Austin Smith with children. An ice cream festival by the Ladies Aid at the Christian church basement in Fillmore on July 17 invites attendance.
The undersigned was appointed administrator by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana for the estate of Charles E. Allen deceased. The estate is supposed solvent. Dated July 10 1915. W G Lyons Administrator. Lyon and Peck Attorneys. 38t July July 16.
The article explains spangle galls formed on oak leaves by a tiny wasp. Eggs laid in summer irritate leaves creating galls housing caterpillars. Fall detaches galls, over winter in grass. next spring new wasps emerge and lay eggs, producing red currant galls as the leaves mature. Hundreds can inhabit a single leaf, but overall harm to the tree is minimal.
The article traces envelope origins from 1840 Brighton where S K Brewer created small envelopes and plates to cut them. It notes slow general adoption, with first English patent in 1845 by De La Rue and Hill, and US patents in 1849 to Park and Watson, marking the start of envelope manufacture.
Notice is given that July 24 1915 a joint meeting of the Putnam and Parke Counties Commissioners will consider the O T Ellis et al improvement of the county line road between Putnam and Parke. Residents may file remonstrances by 10 AM and the boards will hear them. The viewers and engineer report is on file with the park and putnam county auditors. Witness dated July 2 1915.
J O Mullinix Trustee of Washington township states he will be in his Reelsville office on Tuesdays and Fridays each week to conduct township business.
Edgar J. Wilson, trustee of Floyd Township, states he will conduct township business at his Floyd Township home every Wednesday, inviting residents to contact him during these visits.
Marion Township trustee Emerson E Ruark announces weekly business hours at his Filmore home every Tuesday and Friday to conduct township matters.
Harry Talbott announces weekly office hours during his term in the S. G Sayers Book Store Greencastle. Residents may call 388 to conduct township business with the trustee.
The sheriff of Putnam County will sell rents and profits from Lots 3 and 4 in Block E in Gratham's Second Addition Roachdale on July List day 1916 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. If needed the fee simple of the described real estate will be sold to satisfy a decree of Roachdale Savings and Loan Association against Martha A Brothers James M Brothers and Joseph Cline.
Putnam Circuit Court seeks John W. Young in the 1915 Sep Term for divorce from Effie M. Young. Plaintiff’s attorneys announce the defendant, a nonresident, must appear by September 6, 1915, at Greencastle Court House to answer or demur. Clerk Harry W. Moore signs the notice. publication in St Weekly July 2.
Hiram Christy as executor of John B. Christy’s estate will sell 94 acres in Putnam County Indiana on July 22 1915 at Moore and Moore offices Greencastle. Private sale bids must meet appraised value with one third cash and two equal deferred installments secured by mortgage.
In the summer of 1888 a traveler endured a brutal cholera morbus attack. Two doctors gave up, but he bought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a hotel porter. A double dose cured him by five o clock the next morning, enabling him to resume travel.
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