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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
A. O. Newell of Newensington Pa writes that keeping Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home saves pain and suffering, and he has recommended it to many friends and acquaintances with good results.
An advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism relief. No internal treatment is needed for chronic or muscular cases, and relief is claimed to be quick when used according to printed directions.
Practice notes reveal final cast: Kathleen Crowder Mary Ann Scholl Pauline Edwards Vivian Harris Charles Alexander Charles Camp Wesley Sternberg Frank Roberts Theodore Miller. Cast selections reflect senior eligibility issues as Miller and Sternberg remain the only senior men. production aims to mount a four act comedy drama about 1880s North Carolina farm life with intensive rehearsals through June 9.
DePauw enters twelve track squad members in the state meet held at Crawfordsville on Thursday May 29 with Mason as a top sprint contender and Proud noted for the two mile. Shoptaugh Jones and Cline lead in jumps and hurdles while Moffett and Weathers pace other events.
An editorial in the Greencastle Herald states obituaries are billed at 10 cents per line, implying that names would not appear without a charge. The item reflects a policy or stance from the paper regarding obituary listings and fees.
At DePauw University a mass meeting outlines plans for an honor system vote. Attendance targets are 55 percent of the student body with 85 to 90 percent support needed for approval. David Lilienthal will explain proposals, clerks will record attendance, and ballots will be distributed at entry and returned on exit.
Dr John Kelman explains the League of Nations as a universal international system not tied to personalities, distinct from alliances, with enforcement power and universal scope. He notes gradual inclusion of Germany, limits on armaments, and pursuit of peaceful international problem solving. The talk previews Friday Britain to America lecture at 7 p.m.
A playful backstage view of attendees at a baseball game. The dialogue follows two college girls reacting to players, terms like bases and balls, and a victorious moment while wondering about ships and familiar faces.
Kahn Tailoring Co representative EERE Mr McPherridge, for Alec Lester of Indianapolis, will be in Greencastle on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week with a complete line of samples on display at 19 East Washington Street.
Indiana gears up for Salvation Army National Home Service Campaign May 19 to 26 led by Col. Solly J. Carter. Carter, 29, former major of the 150th Field Artillery, now state chair, has organized county directors and will mobilize Salvation Army workers to support servicemen, with widespread church and lodge backing and Cardinal among endorsers.
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