Herald Greencastle Newspaper Address Notice
The Herald announces its Greencastle Indiana offices at 17 and 19 South Jackson Street with Charles J. Arnold as proprietor and mail matter entered as second class through the Greencastle post office.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
2
The Herald announces its Greencastle Indiana offices at 17 and 19 South Jackson Street with Charles J. Arnold as proprietor and mail matter entered as second class through the Greencastle post office.
Daily Herald rates listed by mail and carrier with advance payment terms. Cards of Thanks and obituaries incur charges. obituaries priced at 1 each plus 5c per line for poetry.
Mrs. J. P. Sims of Friendship Tennessee, wife of a prominent local doctor, praises Trutona as a medicinal aid. She says she felt improved after six months of stomach trouble and six weeks into the trial she noticed noticeable relief.
A customer reports marked relief from severe pains after using Trutona and praises its benefits. The product is now being introduced in Greencastle by R. P. Mullins, a local druggist, with positive consumer endorsement.
An article recalls Professor Gurney as a stern but courteous instructor who struck fear into evildoers. A student named Drake faltered in Cicero, and Gurney humorously explained the meaning of a difficult phrase, eliciting laughter and a moral lesson.
The article surveys edible flowers and plant parts used in diets worldwide. It cites lotus myths, jujube fruit, globe artichoke blossoms, thistle buds, cauliflower florets, cloves, capers, bramble flowers, violet petals, Mahwa tree flowers, and pollen from reeds and sage palm as local delicacies and traditional staples.
A youth on the fashionable north shore beach notices a girl in a green suit and, after a playful flirtation and a key rescue, pursues a date. He suggests escorting her home and a movie that evening, as the pair enjoy a dip and wrap up plans for further outings.
A mixed set of notices listing wood for sale printer trainee position real estate and other opportunities in Greencastle Indiana along with rental and job ads for local businesses and residents. Items include mill wood sale a printer apprentice wanted arm loan abstracts by Vestal real estate office counter man and delivery bay help.
Notice seeks information on a missing dark brown hound named Jack. The dog limps slightly in the hind leg and is hoped to be located with a five dollar reward. Inquiries directed to Herald office.
A man on a seaside holiday confides to a friend that his wife overpacked so completely that a trunk in his hotel room cannot be opened without spilling garments. He weighs the cost of buying a new suit versus buying two more trunks to contain her surplus.
A Southern boarding-house guest, famed for humor, quips about weak tea and his brain power. He jokes that he “takes the outside” on war, then notes a henpecked man leading a procession only when his wife suspects burglars nearby.
James O. Mullinix trustee of Washington township Putnam County Indiana will sell at public auction in Reelsville August 1 1919 at 2 pm the old two story frame school building at Manhattan Indiana to the highest bidder cash on day of sale bill of sale issued purchaser must remove within ten days reserve to reject bids includes desks and fixtures official seal witness July 11 1919
Evangelist Effie Moore addresses a large congregation urging a genuine house cleaning among sinners. She links John the Baptist's repentance to a greater baptism by Jesus with the Holy Ghost and fire. Two men prayed at the altar, and the meetings are open to all.
The temperature climbed to the 100 degree mark this afternoon per government forecaster J. P. Allen. Farmers complain of dry weather and fear substantial corn damage unless rain arrives soon.
A testimony claims severe stomach trouble left the user in a wreck-like state until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him. The ad asserts the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, including appendix issues. One dose proves value with money refunded. available from druggists nationwide.
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