The Herald Greencastle Indiana publication info
The Herald is published every afternoon except Sunday by Star femorra Publishing Company at 17 and 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Charles J. Arnold is editor with William T. Sitlington as associate editor. Subscription terms list 2 cents for single copies and 6 cents a week or $3.00 a year. Entered as second class mail matter at the Greencastle Indiana post office.
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Star Femorra Publishing Company
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Cartiers
Greencastle
Indiana
Keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Handy
The ad urges readers to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat sudden stomach illnesses. It claims the remedy has saved many lives, costs a quarter, and is available from all dealers.
Vacation Trips On Sale To Coast Resorts June First
Travel agent advertises round trip tickets to Atlantic and Pacific coast destinations including Colorado and Michigan with greatly reduced fares. Literature and complete details available by mail from W. W. Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent Monon Route Bedford and nearby locations.
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Pacific Coast
Colorado
Michigan
W. W. Gilgis
Monon Rute
Bedford
Greencastle Local Remedy Claims Quick Constipation Relief
In Greencastle residents report Adlerika like remedy combining buckthorn bark and glycerine relieves constipation and sour stomach instantly. Sold by Jones Stevens druggists as a German bowel and stomach treatment reputed to purge old foul matter.
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Greencastle
Jones-Stevens
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Adverts Health Claims
Don’t take medicine for stomach ailments or endure surgery relief is temporary. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation, cleanse the tract, and restore health. It cites endorsements from prominent professionals and offers a free booklet and Chicago address for orders. Local greencastle listing notes availability.
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Congress
the Supreme Court
Ife
Geo. H Mayr
Chicago
Greencastle
Cook Drug Co
The Thirteen Symbol in American Imagery
A nostalgic reflection questions the number thirteen linking it to the moon, states, and national symbols. The piece cites thirteen stripes, thirteen stars, thirteen leaves, and thirteen quills representing unity and identity in Old Glory and the eagle emblem.
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Uncle Sam
Spaunhurst Reappointed to Indiana State Medical Board
Governor Ralston renews four year terms for Dr J F Spaunhurst an osteopath of Indianapolis and Dr S G Smelser an allopath of Richmond on the state board of medical registration despite protests by the Indiana State Medical Association. Reappointments dated from last April with commissions issued by Governor Marshall.
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Indiana State Medical Association
J. F. Spaunhurst
Indianapolis
3S. G. Smelser
Richmond
Fis
State Board of
Star
Smelser
Sparnhurst
Open gambling at Fair Grounds race meet in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Star reports brazen gambling at the Fair Grounds race track this week. A large wheel under the grandstand and open pools on races are alleged to be sanctioned by race association officers to cover expenses. Liquor sales beneath the grand stand also violate Indiana law, with claims that Garrett Memmering paid officials for liquor privileges and that Kid Kizer and associates may have paid for gambling rights.
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Terre Haute
Fair Grounds Rac
Race Association
Indiana
Garrett Memmering
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Trotting Association
Kid’ Kizer
Terre Haute Star
Tucker Pharmacy Ad in Greencastle Indiana
W. W. Tucker Pharmacy location on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut Streets in Greencastle Indiana. Local notice lists address details for patrons seeking medicines and services.
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Omice
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut Streets
Christian Citizenship Institute at Winona Lake
The ninth annual Christian Citizenship Institute will run from August 11 at Winona Lake Indiana under the National Reform Association. Speakers include Dr James S Martin Dr Lynn E Davis Dr Grant W Sower Dr J S McGaw and guests Ng Poon Chew Rev Robt Patterson and others. The Portland conference inspired plans for moral reform and civic righteousness with commissions and reports to be published by the National Reform Association.
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Christian Citizenship Institute
Winona Lake
Ind
National Reform Association
Portland
Oregon
Winona
James S. Martin
Lynn E. Davis
Pittsburgh
Grant W. Sower
Ohio
J. S. McGaw
Kingdom of God
Ng Poon Chew
Robt. Patterson
Ireland
America
United Movement For
National Reform Association of Pittsburgh
Potato Culture in Indiana Needs Home Use Focus
J G Boyle of the Horticultural Department at Purdue notes Indiana mainly grows potatoes for home use rather than field production. He details seed selection, soil types, planting, scab treatment, cultivation, and pest control with emphasis on the potato beetle as the major insect threat.
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Indiana
J. G Boyle
Horticultural Department
Purdue University
Nebraska
National Highway May Miss Putnam County Route Revealed
Indianapolis News special correspondent notes Utah road rivalries and political ties stain the national highway plan. Promoters Carl Fisher Charles Bookwalter and WS Gilbreath say Lincoln Highway may bypass Indianapolis in favor of a route from New York to St Louis and toward Denver San Francisco.
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Greencastle
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Spry
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Petition circulation begins for local option election in Crawfordsville
Five men with petition copies canvass business men for signatures on whether licensed saloon should return. Reportedly led by Doc Boraker and A W Stout. about fifteen names on one petition so far. Five petitions in total are being circulated in the city.
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Crawfordsville
Doc Boraker
A W. Stout
Greencastle Notice Orders Weed Removal by Residents
City of Greencastle residents and property occupants must cut and remove weeds rank grasses and similar growth from lawns back yards gardens and vacant lots without delay. Do not deposit clippings in streets gutters or alleys. City marshal to enforce ordinance. John R. Miller mayor.
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City of
Greencastle
John R. Miller
Doctor Promotes Thermometer Use in Homes
A family physician distributes thermometers to households to monitor air temperature in sleeping rooms. Mrs Robinson proudly displays the device and follows the doctor’s instruction, though she humorously admits she leaves it hanging to watch the temperature and moves it outside when it rises.
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Mrs. Robinson
What’s in a Name in the Insane Asylum
A visitor and an attendant discuss the cause of a patient’s madness as they debate the role of breakfast foods in brain injury and the act of naming them within the asylum. The exchange suggests misinterpretation of motives behind insanity.
Mayor's Sea Lecture Sparks Inland Town Laughter
The Birmingham World recalls Slocum on the Podge where the mayor, a clever figure, delivered a sea lecture to enlighten townsmen. A local wit asked how to move sea mountain ranges, provoking gentle laughter as plans for a second talk remain unsettled.
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Efort
Slocum
Birmingham
Cold Propositions and Ice in Dining Rooms
A House member famed for a frigid manner is described as a cold proposition. Hemenway of Iowa notes Uncle Joe Cannon agrees, joking that in the man’s town dinner guests receive ice in the claret to match the parlor temperature.
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House of Representatives
Hemenway
Iowa
Joe
Cannon
Matrimonial philosopher spoofs quarrels to please wife
The piece recalls a diplomat style quip where a matrimonial philosopher says he seeks the wrong side of minor disputes so his wife enjoys proving him wrong, keeping her amused and more cooperative on serious matters.
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Chicgo Post
Make-Up Man Blamed For Ambiguous Zoo Birth Note
A Western paper published two paragraphs with unclear phrasing claiming a baby hippopotamus was born at the Zoo last Friday and noting its resemblance to Bryan. The issue highlights confusion between local editorial and news paragraphs.
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Bryan
Cat Killed by House Lightning Near Walcott New York
Lightning struck a house near Walcott New York killing a cat. A child playing with the cat ran away unharmed.
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Bill
Walcott
N. Y
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