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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
4
Reese Matson and George Christie arrived in Pendleton while many locals host visitors from Indianapolis Noblesville Kokomo and Bedford. People attend church events and picnics at Shades of Death and Eel River Falls as medical and legal matters surface and a July 4 ice cream festival is planned.
Mrs Edward B Hitlert of Fleetwood Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with overcoming her menopausal symptoms including headaches dizziness and hot flashes After using the remedy she reports improved health and no doctor visits for years The notice extols the product for relieving suffocation hot flashes back pain and nervous weakness during the change of life and urges readership to consider it for similar symptoms
Over 575 gallons of ice cream and sherbets were sold by local makers in Greencastle on Saturday and Sunday, with 325 gallons on Saturday and 250 on Sunday. The Greek Candy Company sold 35 gallons of ice cream plus phosphates and other drinks as demand surged in the heat.
High demand left only half a gallon of ice cream in one store and many patrons were refused servings. Local shops and most hotels and eateries reported heavy sales as well.
A local notice invites readers to join the Savings Club at the Central Trust Company promising 4 percent interest on savings. The appeal emphasizes steady earnings and safe returns through the club’s plan.
The article argues a soft well modulated voice is a valuable commercial asset in social and marriage markets. It notes gracious manner and gentle tone aid communication and social success, while harsh voices can hinder prospects.
A student named Miss Skylight seeks a journalism course in Ife and expresses a grand, poetic drive to create a worldwide lifework of remarkable scope. The professor notes her inclination toward public discourse as a defining trait. An advertisement promotes four percent interest and safety at Central Trust Co.
Trustee notices dated for Madison Township and Mill Creek Township announce weekly office hours. Will Stroler will transact township business each Wednesday and Saturday at his residence. Ernest Kivett will also hold weekly office hours at his Mill Creek Township home on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Benjamin Walls states he will be at his Jackson Township office every Friday to transact the business of his trustee role.
Oliver Stringer announces he will be at his residence every Tuesday and Saturday to transact business of his affairs within Jefferson Township.
Monroe Township notes a weekly in-person office hour at Tainbridge every Wednesday for official business transactions. The notice confirms ongoing public access to municipal services and guidance from the local office.
D W Etcheson announces weekly availability at his Floyd Township residence each Wednesday to transact office business. Fred Todd states Marion Township residents can meet him at his Ma rion Township residence Fridays and Tuesdays at Fillmore.
An Indiana Apple Show Commission survey finds the 1913 crop concentrated in central Indiana with frost and blight affecting the north and south counties. Statewide yield should be at least as large as last year, with good markets and prices anticipated for orchardists who sprayed and cared for trees. Ohio Valley fruit suffered more, but Indiana fared better, promising profitable returns and clear marketing regions. Central Trust Co. ady
Heat continues to claim livestock with horses dying near Stilesville and Coatesville. Farmers labor in dawn and dusk to harvest wheat and seek relief from extreme temperatures. The Central Trust Company advertises 4 percent interest on deposits with no withdrawal notice needed.
Sophia Alice James Miller wife of Jasper N Miller dies at 60 after long illness Pneumonia. She leaves husband three children and one grandchild. long service to family and neighbors. Funeral held at Brick Chapel with large attendance and interment near Pisgah church.
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