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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
2
The Greencastle Daily Herald lists its mailing details at Greencastle Indiana with proprietor Charles J. Arnold. It publishes daily afternoons except Sunday from 17 and 19 S Jackson Street with various subscription options and carrier rates. Cards of Thanks and obituaries incur charges, with poetry billed extra per line.
Corn Stalk Valley notes a busy weekend with visitors from Fillmore and local families. Mrs. Tincher remains critically ill while Mr. and Mrs. Newman and others visited. Cecil Newman spent Monday night with the Ovan Buis family. The article records local social activity and a Bethel event set for July 26.
An advertisement praises Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure. The ad also notes repair services by a local electrical company, inviting readers to consult if an electrical appliance can be fixed.
A short health note counsels that temporary appetite loss is not serious. Skip meals briefly, ensure five hours between meals, and take outdoor exercise. If constipation causes the issue, Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested as a corrective remedy.
A sequence of social visits spans Putnamville to Terre Haute with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Luke Lucas visited James Brand and family in Putnamville. Mrs Rush Atkins and daughter visited sister Mary Fransa. Sarah Rader and Effie Sturbarger visited Anna Korte peter. Alice Quinn and children visited J H Hemphill’s. George Byers visited Terre Haute relatives. Mustard family visited Roy Stearley. Henry Freasa traveled to Brazil. A Center Point group including Lillian Butt and nine others enjoyed a four day outing at Dorman Kennedy’s vacant house with camping gear. The funeral of William Burris, son of James Burris of Center Point, was held there. George Liston and Lafe Trueblood of Terre Haute dined with Hemphill family.
There is not anything like so many deaths from this disease now as before Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy came into such general use. When this remedy is given with caster oil as directed and proper care is taken as to diet, it is safe to say that fully ninety nine out of every hundred cases recover. Mr. W G Campeller of Butler Tennessee says I have used Chamberlains Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children. It is far ahead of anything I have ever used for this purpose.
Ralph Priest and Jesse Priest are home from Anderson and expected to start for Dakota soon. Bainbridge soldiers who arrived last week include Harry Steele, Ray Asler, Don Cully, and Walter Gregory, all overseas. Milton Brown and Charles Moffett were in Greencastle Tuesday, O. D. Allen and John Hanks in Greencastle Monday, Mrs. Prichard and son Hugh of Greencastle spent Monday with Joe McKee. Crawfordsville Eastern Star instituted a chapter here Wednesday night. D. T. Darnall of Crawfordsville attended the Palestine meeting last Saturday. Verl Tegg and family of Indianapolis and Johnnie Priest of Oklahoma visited Aunt Dullie Priest Sunday.
Muncie Indiana July 24 Scores of men aid police and sheriff forces to find George alias William Anderson a negro and admitted slayer of Clyde Benadum a Muncie druggist who broke jail last midnight Anderson also identified as the murderer of Fred Holle a Ft Wayne youth fatally wounded Memorial Day while with Miss Bernardine Woenker Crews of all trains leaving Muncie are watching for the man authorities in surrounding cities notified Lawson Harvey 28 Indianapolis cellmate held on suspicion of larceny
G M Stadelman, VP of Goodyear, said the company will cover all expenses from the Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank dirigible crash. He offered to assume full financial responsibility for damages and urged families to submit bills for payment. Investigations pause due to lack of statutes. criminal prosecution unlikely.
Multiple notices from Greencastle Indiana include mill wood for sale from Barnaby's mill phone 10, a printer's trainee position at the Herald office, and various employment opportunities for Putnam county residents. Also listed are real estate abstracts, livestock pasture rental via Paul Hurst, counterman at Monon restaurant, housing rental near the square, and a delivery boy opening at Vancleave meat market with contact numbers.
North Vernon Indiana July 24 unofficial figures show North Vernon leading by 833 votes in the election on Tuesday to decide removal of the Jennings County courthouse from Vernon. Unofficial count 2232 for removal 1399 against. Official tally due Friday. Vernon residents reportedly plan to contest alleging fraud.
Carl Williams' brother and family visited Center Madison on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Pollard visited John Quinlisk and family from Sullivan. Mary and Helen Skelton of West Terre Haute returned home after two weeks visiting relatives. Belle Johns of Whitesville visited her uncle Fred Johns last week. Mrs S J Boggs and her son returned to Auburn after visiting Mr and Mrs S H Talley. Robert Crousure of Newcastle spent time with Harold Call. Andrew Johnson is slowly recovering. A welcome home party for Terry Henry, who spent ten months in France, was held at Samuel Henry's Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hurst drove to Indianapolis.
Electricity converts smoke dust and fumes from factories and quarries into valuable by products. Electrostatic precipitation uses discharge and collecting electrodes to pull out metals such as silver copper iron and zinc along with acids and potash, turning waste into profit and reducing smoke nuisance across industries.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports rapid relief from a severe summer complaint after taking Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The advertisement urges families to keep it at hand and notes it is for sale by R P Mullins and other druggists.
Several residents went to Shades on Sunday and a good rain would be welcome. Hay making remains a steady task in the area. Alice Wilson visited her son Clark on Monday. Nellie Watson visited relatives last Thursday. An ice cream supper occurred at Carpentersville last Saturday evening. Alicia Wilson stayed with her sister Nellie Watson Saturday night and Sunday. Lillian Wilson of Raccoon visited Hettie Bridges in Carpentersville on Sunday. Este Wilson and siblings Woodrow and Jewel stayed Tuesday night with Grandmother Wilson.
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