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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1914

Page

2

Notice of Private Sale of Greencastle Real Estate

Executors of John G. McCoy estate will offer by sealed bids on August 15, 1914, at 10 a.m. the South Jackson Street property in Greencastle Putnam County Indiana. Bids to be received at C C Gillen’s law office Greencastle. Property lies four blocks from courthouse and two from West College.

John G. McCoy Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana Putnam Indiana Greencastle C. C. Gillen South Jackson Street Court House West College John L. McCoy Benton Curtis Atty

Notice of Letting of Building Contract in Putnam Co Indiana

Trustee OTVO B Rector invites sealed bids for a school house in Marion School Township Putnam County Indiana. Bids due by 2 pm August 8 1914 with certified check and bid bond. Specifications on file. right to reject bids. Posters weekly July 17.

Marion School Putnam County Indiana Fillmore Greencastle Otvo B. Rector Manior Township

Doan's Kidney Pills Confirm Local Testimony

A Greencastle resident George W. Wood testifies to long kidney troubles and back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He confirms earlier statements and endorses the remedy as effective. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Greencastle George W. Wood Doan Jones, Stevens Co Mr. Wood Foster-Miburn Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

Colombian Etiquette Shakes Hands and Inquires Daily

An observer notes a customs in Colombia where arriving South Americans greet each person with a handshake and ask after their health and relatives. A Bogota merchant explains the daily greeting extends a routine business walk to nearly an hour due to these courtesy steps.

Santa Marta Colombia Bogota

The Silver Locusts Joke of a Prairie Chief

A Western commissioner mocks a great chief who tells a locust plague tale. The chief quietly counters with a fatal jab about offering a silver paleface to appease the Great Spirit, exposing the folly of the mocker.

Golf at High Altitudes and Rarefied Air

The article notes how air density at 6000 feet elevation in Johannesburg alters golf ball flight. A misty still day reduces distance by five to ten yards versus a windy day. A driving contest showed carry distances of 221 and 22 yards, yet top amateurs surpassed them.

Johannesburg South Africa

Speech and Humor At Cleveland NEA Dinner

Booker T. Washington spoke at a Cleveland dinner hosted by the National Educational Association. He recounted a minister story about a church fire as the sermon reached a peak, then urged the crowd to wake the congregation.

Cleveland National Educational Association Booker T. Washington South Brother Ones

Automobile parts boom tests old lines and new makers

The article notes many manufacturers plan to produce auto parts but face shortages as demand for 1910 output grows. It warns that shifting to parts could hurt established industries, while profits in parts shift toward a normal competitive level amid rapid innovations and many inventors. It also recounts Arctic explorer W J Bower’s discovery of the Nunacaotics tribe and copper deposits, plus a Washington reception misidentity anecdote involving Commander Robert E Peary.

W. J. Bower Prince Albert Land Nunacaotics Bower Bowers Point Harrow Washington Nebraska Robert E Peary

The Captain's Repartee and German Capital Punishment

A ship captain grows irritable amid tourist questions while a dapper youth asks about a commotion off the starboard side. The captain jokes about a cat fish having kittens. In Germany capital punishment persists with 98 executions in seven years, Silesia leading with 211. Berlin has none, with executions sent to Ploetvensee for the guillotine.

Germany Prussia Silesia Brandenburg Posen Rhineland Berlin Ploetvensee

Didn't Forget Himself Waif Offers Prayer in Deaconess Home

A three year-old waif in a deaconess home volunteers a prayer. He asks God to bless all in the home by name and all sailors at sea that ships won’t harm them and all poor boys and girls may have bread and candy. He ends by blessing Alfred Warren Randall and hesitating over the nightgown.

Alfred Warren Randall

Woman's Opportunity and Health for the era

Good sense is the greatest preservative of health. Never before have women had such a chance in the world as today in this country. The chance will avail nothing unless they have the health to seize it and the vigor to hold it.

Duties of a Military Attache

The duties of a military attache are to acquaint himself with changes in military affairs and to report on mobilization armament and equipment of the power he is accredited to.

The Guest of Honor At Lord Avebury’s Operation

A characteristic tale recalls Lord Avebury facing a surgical procedure. Friends urged chloroform but he declined saying he preferred to be present at the operation.

Lord Avebury

Not a Profitable Job in Uncle Eben's Talk

A humorous Uncle Eben remark declares dodging work as a habit that keeps a person busy and fretting nearly all day, critiquing idleness as a vain occupation. The line reflects dialect and social humor typical of rural or period vernacular.

Eben

Harness to Stop Kick Prone Horses In Canada

A Canadian inventor introduces a harness to curb kicking horses. It includes a belly and back bandage with a head strap over the eyes, side rings, dopples with pulleys, and ropes to limit the hind feet. The device aims to deter kicking by restricting leg movement and creating a tiring, inevitable resistance.

Cattle and hog barrier device featured by Missouri Valley Farmer

Farmers may let horses and cattle roam between fields while keeping hogs in with a fencing device. Nail two 18 inch planks to posts across an opening, with 15 inch stakes apart. A hog can pass between but cannot turn to jump both planks, while horses and cattle can cross easily.

Missouri Valley Farmer

Corn as Sheep Feed Fattening with Clover Balance

Corn makes a strong fattening feed for sheep when fed with care. It contains about 60 percent starch and 6 percent oil, both highly digestible. Starch heats and fatten effect. oil adds fat. Do not feed corn alone. pair with clover hay in equal weights during fattening to meet growth needs.

Seed quality dictates cantaloupe profits says expert

R N Blinn of Colorado Agricultural College warns that seed reliability drives crop profits. Mixtures or poor seed can ruin a season, especially for cantaloupes with tight market demands, as shown by early Rocky Ford experiences where mixed seeds lowered field value.

R. N. Blinn Colorado Agricultural College Rocky Ford

Making Good Sized Herd From Three Sow Offspring

The piece discusses turning three sows into a self supporting herd in a couple of years with good care. Boars may be sold to neighbors or at scales while most sows could become breeders. Investment is about 160 dollars and promises strong returns among livestock ventures.

Water and Horse Care in the Field

The speaker urges equal care for horses and workers in the field noting horses endure tougher work and must be watered and supplied, just as people carry water for themselves. The message emphasizes humane, practical treatment of working animals during labor.

Our Nutty In Novelette Hero Rescues Stranger at Sea Dock

A dramatic rescue unfolds as a hero dives into the surf to save a woman from a watery grave at the dock. Doctors crowd the scene while the rescued woman lies nearby in a clingy gown as the hero explains the stranger is not related wife or sister, but a jewelry buyer who owes him a four hundred dollar ring.

Life Guards

Fragmented 1900s prose notes mix wit and world events

The garbled OCR text blends quirky lines about suffragists, finance wordplay, a London tragedy, Spanish riots, and a joke on pie wedges. It mentions an Oxford man harming himself after seeing his wife’s portrait and cites John Armstrong Chaloner asking for an income rise from 17 000 to 82 000 a year to fund publicity.

John Armstrong Chaloner

Household Hints Fruit Salad Dressing and Marshmallow Pudding

Instructions describe fruit salad dressing with melted butter flour milk sugar and whipped cream. Marshmallow pudding mixes marshmallows nuts whipped cream and sugar, to stand several hours.

Old Fashioned Hard Gingerbread Recipe Card

A brief vintage recipe lists one cup molasses and hot water, two and a half cups lard, one teaspoon salt, saleratus, and ginger. It instructs mixing with flour to a stiff dough, chilling, rolling to one fourth inch, and baking in a quick oven.

Not an Art Exhibit. Weary Guest-My Goodness

An odd collection of dialogue and wry exchanges features a dentist remarking on gold flakes in a tooth and a victim quipping about a back collar button. A partisan quip about not taking sides and a social gathering with talkative guests round out the scene.

Notice of Executor for Indiana Estate

The undersigned appointed by the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as executor of the last will of Jeanette I Ellison, late of Putnam County deceased. Estate stated as solvent. Dated July 6 1914. Jackson Boyd Executor Weekly July 10th.

Circuit Court Putnam County State of Indiana Jeanette I. Ellison Jackson Boyd Wkly

Woman's Duty to Herself Promotes Health

A Woman’s Duty to Herself urges women to maintain health for happiness, noting indigestion and constipation as common issues. Mrs H C Getty of Indiana Pennsylvania reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured her ailments and improved her overall well being, with sale through dealers.

H. C. Getty Indiana Chamberlain

Notice of Administration for Samuel Rightsell Estate

The undersigned, appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana, acts as Administrator of the estate of Samuel Rightsell late of Putnam County deceased. The estate is to be settled under Indiana law with appropriate administration steps forthcoming.

Circuit Court Putnam County State of Indiana Samuel Rightsell Indiana

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