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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
2
The remedy targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough and has grown from a small start to wide sales across the United States and many foreign countries. The text urges readers to try it, claiming it possesses extraordinary merit.
A playful exchange where a boy asks what a black band on the paper means and his mother explains two black bands signify the father is trying to clean out the furnace. The dialogue captures a domestic moment from the Chicago Record Herald.
In the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune excerpt, Ethel and Edith dispute rumors about Tom Johnson. They challenge the notion of the devil being as black as painted, noting Johnson is blond and not as dark as rumors suggest.
The rumor claims Rafferty was discharged from the quarry. O'Rourke and Shure mention uncertainty about his new employment. O'Hoolihan and Oji are unsure, and Rafferty has not yet come down from the explosion site.
Alice Pa describes young Mr Slowboy as thoroughly trustworthy and honest. Kate agrees he would not steal a kiss, noting his propriety in Somerville.
A brief dialogue shows uncertainty as two characters discuss a theft. The thief departed without traces, leaving investigators without clues. The exchange hints at an unresolved case and the challenge of finding the culprit.
A four year old asks if little boys are made of dust and pleads with his father to stop the nurse from brushing him away. Ally Sloper humorously frames the exchange as a child's fearful yet playful inquiry about brushes and safety.
In a brief entry a family matter involving Edith and her parents is recorded. Names referenced include Edith, a mother figure, and a papa, with potential custody or guardianship implications. Official notes appear concise and dated in the local notice style.
A Casentino delegation to Bishop Guido of Arezzo forgets their mission after hours of wine. They improvise lies to the bishop, are dismissed with praise, and return to claim they aided the town, while the bishop kindly permitted writing in lieu of formal ambassadors. The tale critiques courtly ambassadors and ends noting many real envoys resemble these forgetful travelers.
A girl obsessed with landscape gardening describes starting a Japanese garden at home with horseradish roots pebbles and quaint figurines. Friends Dudley Bob and Tom embellish the display with a frog drum monkey and other toys, ending in a chaotic but amusing mess that the poodle promptly toppled. The hostess concludes a simple fern is safer.
The notice advocates trial use of a remedy for ailments described as nervousness and constipation. It promises pleasing results and asserts benefits to readers who try the product.
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