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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
2
Public notices include pricing for subscriptions in advance and carriers in Greencastle Indiana. Address and phone details show 17 and 19 S Jackson Street and 65 for telephones. Obituaries and Cards of Thanks incur extra charges per item and per line.
A brief health note states that most serious disorders begin with constipation and urges regular bowel habits for good health. It closes with a suggestion for best practices.
The ad promotes Chambrain's Tablets as a gentle aid when diet and exercise alone fail. It claims they are mild to take and effective, with a price of a quarter. The message is dated Oct 1-15.
A collection of short items on dietary effects and curiosities. It notes that sugar harms canaries voices, only six in a thousand reach age seventy six, New York uses ten tons of tea, Russia has fewest doctors, Indian beliefs about elephants' religion, white horses unsuitable for war, and a quirk about global temperatures.
A chamberlains cough remedy claims to treat coughs colds croup and whooping cough. From a small start its sale and use have spread across the United States and into many foreign countries. The ad urges readers to try this medicine as evidence of its merit.
A man with a notebook argues the moment is too early for straw votes for the next presidency, while a fret passenger resists. The exchange ends with the man pocketing his tools, the car continuing, and the conductor collecting more fares.
A lively line of protest and rumor circulates as a local resident questions Jim Johnson’s religious conversion. The exchange includes colorful dialect and mentions alleged visits to a house over recent months and a claim about chicken.
Harper's Weekly recounts a diverse passenger list aboard a French-Italian coastwise steamer. As dinner is announced in multiple languages the German passenger laments being left alone and wonders if no German will be seated.
A heated telephone call reveals a broken engagement between Fann and Mr Huggins. Nie recognizes the voice as Fannie exposes the breakup, blaming a busy line for the late warning and ending with a sharp laugh. Yonlore Stateemen
Leah Fletcher loses a bag on a train theft bunch abducts her then delays. She retrieves the bag from the captors, escapes by leaping from the auto and seeking help. A farmer offers aid and a police chief later reunites her with the jewels and reward.
Brussels reports an important expedition being assembled to probe the interior of New Guinea in search of primitive human forms. The aim is to locate and study early population groups deep in uncharted terrain.
In a cracked exchange, a speaker jokes about a son’s graduation and iron ore. The remarks reveal injuries including two fractured ribs a broken arm and numerous strained tendons tied to a Red Hea context.
In a bustling flat, Mrs. Deane frets at constant phone interruptions from Miss Rockwell's unreliable pupil scheduling. Deane and wife swap chores and jokes as the phone rings endlessly, leaving them weary but neighborly. Miss Rockwell finally asks for a long chat, while Miss Baker cancels a lesson, prompting a playful dig at the constant disturbances.
Mrs James Brown of Clark Mills New York reports severe lung cold and night coughs for three years. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy she experienced prompt relief and many others share similar satisfaction with its quick relief.
The vicar of Al Hallows in a British village objects to Sunday funerals arguing they hinder worship, cast sorrow on the week’s bright day, break the day of rest, and push people toward seeking comfort in large funerals.
Indigestion and biliousness stories promote Chaberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion constipation and related discomfort. The ad claims hundreds found health and happiness after use and urges readers to try them for pleasing results.
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