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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1920

Page

4

Read Papers Saw Means to Big Success

John S. Sherman a Civil Service veteran from Indianapolis testifies that Trutona relieved his catarrol stomach issues and sluggish liver, restoring his health after years of little relief from other medicines. He invites skeptics to call or visit his home to hear his story. Tratona is being introduced at R P Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.

Indianapolis Ind Mar John S. Sherman Pennsylvania Street U. S. Civil Service Ohel Trutona Tratona Greencastle R. P. Mullins Drug Store

Sale of valuable farm property at Hollandsburg auction

Beginning at 10 50 a m R J Cummings offers 7 horses cattle 140 hogs 55 shoats 40 80 lb 16 50 lb And 1700 bushels yellow corn plus 10 tons baled straw two farm wagons implements and harnesses with a 6 or 9 month credit option on sums over 10 and 2 percent discount for cash All property remains on site until terms are met including removal restrictions

Blake Farm Hollandsburg J. R. Johnson Mansfield Deering Black Hawk John Deere

Pay When Cured Dr Burkhart Remedy Ad

Dr Burkhart offers a vegetable compound for liver kidney stomach trouble constipation catarrh rheumatism and grip prevention. Pay when cured and buy at all drug stores. 30 day treatment 25 cents. Address 621 Main street Gin'ti 0.

Burkhart

Good Eats and Low Prices Daily Specials Ahead

No beef above 25 cents per pound and no pork above 30 cents per pound. Grapefruit items buy by the dozen. Extra Fancy Leaf Lettuce 1.20 per unit, Fancy Teeberg Head Lettuce 0.20 per pound. New onions radishes and turnips by the bunch. Lennox and Daylight Soap five cents per bar. No 3 pork and beans two cans for 25 cents. No 2% Royal Anne Cherries per can view eight cents. No 2% string beans per can fifty cents. Uses via phone.

Lennox

Fashionable physician gives curt health tips to young man

The passage portrays a stylish doctor offering mockingly simple guidance to an anxious junior. The nervous assistant frets about inexperience while the physician dismissively exhorts him to question patients and redirect them, highlighting a sharp, if crude, tone.

Lutitania’s Gold and Tifors Set For Home Debuts

Fragmented text from a historical page mentions Lutitania’s Gold and Tifors as potential debuts. References to coverage, water, and a parade of pages hint at a local event or horse or sports context with unclear specifics. Further readable details are limited.

Mysterious July 1918 murders of Czar Nicholas II and family

Reports from Colonel George H. Emerson recount the execution of the former czar and his family in Ekaterinburg, the use of sulfuric acid on bodies, and the role of red guards and Bolsheviks. Dispatches describe how guards killed the czar, empress, and heir, with later exhumations and theft of royal jewels amid investigations by Czech and Bolshevik authorities.

United States Col George H. Emerson Engineer Corps St. Paul Minn Russia Nicholas Emerson Great Northern Railway John W. Stevens Siberia Siberian Kerensky Dietrichs Gaida Eiateria Red Central Committee Eskaterinburg Ekaterinburg Red Guards Exar Theen Befor Czarina Anastasia Nikolaiewnna Yakimoti Yakimot Kugina Lerenta Stekorin Youroffsky Ural Soviet of Deputies Pavel Medvedyeff Medvedyeff Prokopi Kubienkoff Red Guard Verk-Issetsk Works Soviet of Workmens and Soldiers Serge Malishkin Peter Yermekoff Bolsheviks Kukhienkoff Levatnikh Partin Kostoustakus Tne Tobolsk Wkaterinburg Dietr Evar Pavel Medvedyvef Committee of Inquiry Sokoloff

Son Helps Mother Amid Fatal Apoplexy in Beloit

Karl Wiese saw a woman sitting on apartment steps in Beloit Wisconsin and went to help her He discovered the passerby was his mother dying from apoplexy She was returning from shopping and died shortly after he reached her The incident reads as a tragic family encounter in a city scene.

Beloit Wis Karl Wiese

Lament for the Russet Apple From Providence Journal

The russet apple, once common in New England, is nearing extinction in the region. Rhode Island favors Baldwin and greening varieties, but calls for preserving russet through a society or small orchard pledges. An apple bearing tree can be as valuable as money in the bank.

New England Rhode Island Providence Journal

Savage Tribe On Tiburon Island Haunts Pacific Coast

Tiburon Island off the Mexican coast is said to be inhabited by a white cannibal tribe descended from historic prisoners. Local Yaqui call it the Island of Death due to darts and cannibal raids. Reports claim 500 to 2000 natives with few visitors returning alive. pitchblende deposits on the island are said to yield radium.

Tiburon Island Pacific Tiburon

Catfish Rename Sparks Confusion Among Rio Rivers

For 31 years north of Rio Janeiro catfish lingering in mud believed their name was Stein dachneria named by Elgenmanns in 1888. G Brown Goode assigned the name to Maernrids, prompting conflict until David Starr Jordan prompted a rename to Steindaehneridion for safety and proper mailing.

Rio Janeiro Carl AH. Elgenmann Rosa Smith Elgenmann G. Brown Goode Maern Rids David Starr Jordan Steindaehneridion

Not Allowed to Abdicate In Russian Peasants Self rule tale

A translated account from a Russian refugee widow in California recounts a peasant gathering in which a Soviet representative proclaims the regime overthrown and the czar dead. The peasant leader then declares they will sing God Save the Cz ar, illustrating unpreparedness for self government.

Nso God Save the Caar

Paris Plans Visitor Tax At Watering Place

Paris city council at year end meeting votes to class the capital as a watering place to collect a poll tax on visitors, aiming to boost revenues as other resorts do, though critics argue it clashes with the city’s traditions.

Paris The Figaro

France to push DIM bill for one hour clock shift Feb 1

Paris reports the ministries of public works and interior will urge parliament to pass the DIM proposal turning clocks ahead one hour starting February 1 as a fuel conservation measure. They note France needs 40 percent more coal than available from production and imports and will reduce street lighting to the minimum safe level.

Paris Ministries of Public Works of the Interior Ministry of Public Works France

Policeman Stret ten Leaves $60,000 Estate

Constable Charles J. J. Stret ten of Cambridgeshire died last week after a 67 year police career leaving an estate valued at $60,000. He served through long years of service in the Cambridgeshire force.

London Cambridgeshire Charles J. J. Stretten

Fly That is Farmer's Friend

There is a general opinion among farmers that cut worms cause horse flies. This is erroneous. cut worms and army worms are sometimes parasitized by large Pachinid flies that resemble horse flies. Tachioid fly is a beneficial insect and helps control army and cut worms.

Autos for Cuba ships cars as aid program grows

The United States has sent Elon passenger automobiles and 1448 commercial vehicles to Cuba over several years, equating to about one vehicle for every 150 people.

Cuba United States ELON

Truth as Genuine Sincerity in Deliberate Living

Tillotson argues that truth reveals itself and true goodness shows in action. Sincerity aligns with conscience and divine judgment, making genuine virtue evident to people and to God.

Tillotson

Witty domestic exchange over sewing cost

A light Boston Transcript cartoon line shows a husband and wife joking about a tailor quote of 125 dollars. The wife explains she avoided a phone call to save a nickel, prompting a playful rebuke from the husband.

Yellow Mustard For Rheumatism

A good hot mustard plaster or poultice can relieve rheumatic pains and sciatica but blisters. Heat is needed for lasting relief. Begg's Mustarine, a true yellow mustard with added pain relief, is hotter cleaner cheaper and less likely to blister. Also helps lumbago backaches and general pains. Price 60 cents or 80 cents by mail from S. C. Wells & Co. LeRoy NY.

Begg S. C. Wells & Co LeRoy N.Y

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MR. Sherman R. J. Cummings Rockville Catlin J. R. Burks George Scott Ladies OF Bethel Church O. L. Jones Co Lutitania Kemp Czar New England Journal Savage Tribe Pacific Island Fly Farmer Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Indiana Ilinois Ali Kentucky Michigan Houry Traction Termine Jie H. Askew Palmer Chiropractor Washington and Vine Streets
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