Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
Sheriff Theodore Boes will sell at public auction on July 5 1913 at Greencastle Indiana the rents and profits of Lot No 1 in the South Enlargement of New Maysville for up to seven years to satisfy a decree of $636 plus interest and costs. If rents fail to pay, the property may be sold to satisfy the decree. Sale is conducted without relief from valuation laws. Posters dated June 9 1913.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
J. E. Hudson
John Bishop
Greencastle
Putnam
New Maysville
For a Weak Stomach Take Chamberlains Tablets
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach function relief. Claims to enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally and notes availability through all dealers.
Monon Route Swimer excursion fares announced
Monon Route announces summer traveler excursion fares effective June 1 through September 30 1913 with a final return by October 31 for travel to points in Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Illinois Kentucky Manitoba Maryland Mexico Michigan Minnesota Montana New Mexico North Carolina Ontario Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming. For rates times trains and reservations apply. Agent Monon Route J DU Ellis Agent.
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Alberta
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky
Manitoba
Maryland
Mexico
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ontario
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Agent Monon
J. DU. Ellis
The Return of John Raynor and Winifred Estabrook
Winifred, moved by thoughts of the unveiled statue and Raynor’s confession, seeks out John Raynor at his home. She confronts him in his dim room where he speaks softly, acknowledging her presence and implying he has waited for her return.
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Winifred
John Raynor
Raynor
Lion
Hour
Ned
John Ray
Williams
Jove
Win
Anna Yorke
Misunderstood Name Delays Aquarium Visit in tale of a professor
A Radcliffe student delays her father’s aquarium trip as he tours New York and avoids the Aquarium. He finally hears from a scientific friend that the Aquarium offers engaging sights like hippoglossus vulgaris and pomatomus saltatrix. The daughter imagines posters, while the professor pursues a planned itinerary amid examinations.
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Middle West
New York
Radcliffe
Aquarium
Metropolitan Museum
the Battery
Botanical Gardens
Barnard
Columbia
Acquarium
Radcliffe Sophmore
Why the Actor Was Sure
An impoverished actor travels from Seattle to San Francisco on a three day steamship voyage. He endures hunger and sleeplessness, then eats a final meal, imagining a cell in a San Francisco bastille. The waiter reveals the meals are included in his second class ticket.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Guileful maze of markets and marriages
A discussion on Wall Street panic leads Thomas W. Lawson to compare the stock market to a maze. The dialogue then shifts to a social scene with the Smiths and Joneses at the Waldorf and later a wife’s odd remark about an evening club outing. The husband reveals the truth about the alibi, suggesting deception between friends.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Wall Street
John
Jones
No Easy Job for Irish Maid Says Mrs Gregg
Mrs Gregg insists the position is not easy and lists tasks for five workers. The confident maid vows to manage by spreading work, saying she can lay out a little here and there to secure the place.
Horseman Learns Lesson From Fakir Spontaneous Advice
Friends recall a horseman who paid 5 shillings for a supposed remedy after his horse foamed and drooled. He later received a typed note advising him to teach the horse to spit, a humorous outcome from trusting a fakir.
Spoiled His Joke at Boston Harbor Tea Gaffe
In a witty exchange a comedian asks if tea or coffee was thrown in Boston Harbor. The other quips tea, and the jokester laments it was tea, noting if it were coffee he would have added a gag about an egg to settle the matter.
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Boston Harbor
Boston Girl Brings WII Freezing Curb to Life
A Boston girl exhibits a playful claim about truth and influence with a line about WII freezing most anything, suggesting a humorous or curious cultural note. The short verse hints at social sway and pop culture references without detailing events or dates.
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Boston
Wii
Intimate connection Between Two Baby Life Events
Notes on infant feeding from Dr. Woods Hutchinson. He argues babies need regular, self-regulated feeding every couple of hours, not strict clock time. A baby’s cries signal distress and should be answered promptly to avoid unhappiness and poor care.
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Woods Hutchinson
Judge awards wife $100 daily in Gould separation case
Judge Dowling of New York set a new record for alimony in separation suits. In the Howard Gould case, Mrs. Gould was awarded $36,000 a year, $3,000 a month, or $100 daily.
Hints for Housekeepers From Simple Domestic Cures
Practical tips on stopping bleeding with strong tea, plant watering with milk and water, using spoons with puddings, vinegar to remove dull polish, adding velvet glue to heels, vinegar to stop lamp smoking, correcting gravy with brown sugar, starch reuse, glove use in cleaning, dusting with cut fingertips, tinware cleansing with baking soda, and coloring white cotton yellow with peach leaves and alum.
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Olly
Misunderstanding at the Sanitary Inspector Visit
A sanitary inspector questions a family about occupants. The rosy daughter says no one resides, only visitors, while recounting illness that kept everyone awake. The inspector promises to return, and tension rises as he contemplates the situation. Venjugal Bliss comment follows.
Brick fall on Patrick Murphy prompts legal fee dispute
Patrick Murphy was struck by a brick from a building under construction on Tremont street and, after contacting a lawyer, was told his case settled for two thousand dollars. He received five hundred dollars while the lawyer kept the rest, prompting his question about who benefited.
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Patrick Murphy
Tremont Street
Boston Herald
A Distinguished Visitor in Uniform at Washington Capitol
An inauguration day scene in Washington features a governor's staff member in full dress uniform. He returns to his boarding house to fetch a missing item, and the landlady's young daughter misreads his ledger as a sign of divinity, saying to her mother she thinks it is God.
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Washington
Capitol
Army
Navy
Ball Found In Coat Pocket Ends French Officer’s Ordeal
During a Mexican battle a French officer was severely wounded in the thigh and doctors spent four to five days probing for a ball. After excruciating pain and no progress, he cried to the surgeons who finally realized the ball lay in his coat pocket. Army and Navy Life.
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Mexico
Army
Foxy deceit calms a worried wife
In a brief humor item, Newlwed notes his wife worries less now after he shows her her concern does not affect him at all. Elders comments on the change, while a wry observer calls it merely foxy. The exchange highlights a grounded, playful domestic dynamic in a Catholic publication.
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Newlwed
Catholic Standard and Times
A Word With Women About Kidney Trouble Cure
A Greencastle woman, Mrs. Belle Hinkle, describes relief from back and hip pains via Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney congestion causes these pains and endorses the product as effective, urging purchase from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
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Dean
Greencastle
Belle Hinkle
Illinois St. Greencastle
Ind
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
J. D. Ellis Named Agent in Local Notice
A local notice identifies J. D. Ellis as the agent for an unspecified matter with times listed as 12:33 p.m and 2:31 p.m alongside other minute details. Further context not provided in the fragment.
The Knowing and the Unknowing
A fragment from the Toledo Blade reflects on hometown sentiment and a specified bank scandal where directors resigned after reports the cashier was looting. It contrasts nostalgia with curiosity about the event, and also includes unrelated verse fragments about aging and memories.
Remedy for Diarrhoea Chamberlains Colic Charters
Historic ad touts Chamberlains Colic Chalers and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure, claiming universal efficacy and availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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