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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
3
A brief health note urges regular bowels for good health and suggests Chambrlain's Tablets as a mild effective aid. It highlights proper diet and exercise, with a gentle action and pleasant use, and then mentions George Christie being in Indianapolis on business.
Mrs. James Brown of Clark Mills New York recalls suffering from a severe lung cold and constant coughing until a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave prompt relief. O A Cosner of Chicago visited his father A J Cosner and relatives in town on Wednesday.
Reverend Paul Templeton frets over his wife's surgery and risks faith and vow as a nurse and surgeon compete in whispered doubt. A dreamlike vision of love leads to a miraculous awakening when Ellen McCartney returns in a blur of memory and desire before the real world intrudes.
A messenger bursts into the castle yard reporting a late start as guards debate the king’s mood. A yeoman quips the monarch overlooks nothing but his mustachios, reflecting period wit from Puck.
Multiple ads include for sale a new five room bunga by Fouts Bros Realty, fireman wanted at pumping station, The Greencastle Water Works Co, 3st men wanted in diverse jobs, 84 acre farm for rent or sale near Filmore with silage, Lt. pd night telephone operator at Greencastle Telephone Co, mill wood supply at Barnaly's mill, arm loans abstracts of tile by Vestal, boy wanted to change tires and help at Evens & Moffet Service, rent 3 and 4 unfurnished rooms in Greencastle, lost black horse suckling mule, general farm hand wanted Charley Crodian Bainbridge, and workers needed at C. I. Quarry.
A narrator and Aunt Cilla uncover a haunted New Orleans home linked to two boys, Jean and Mason Pierre. A hidden wall shelf reveals portraits and a cracked plaster Faun with a scarred black spot. The black spot reappears, stirring fear and guiding clues about a past tied to Massa Jean and Pierre.
A 1912 report from the U S Department of Agriculture highlights successful Chinese imports like a 70 ft tree with yellow autumn leaves and a drought tolerant wind break pine. New edible peaches and unusual quince varieties show potential for commerce and ornament in the United States.
Department of Agriculture bulletin No. 166 favors ophthalmic mallein for glanders diagnosis. The test is said to be more accurate, easier to apply, and quicker than other methods and does not interfere with subsequent serum or mallein tests. Concentrated mallein, prepared by the Bureau of Animal Industry, has seen extensive field use with uniformly satisfactory results on thousands of animals.
A massive cedar raft, claimed to be the largest ever floated on the Pacific, traveled from British Columbia to Puget Sound. It measured 100 feet long and 70 wide, rising 15 feet out of the water and 20 feet below. The item also notes Boise Idaho’s 44 tree varieties and mentions a single modern sawmill operated by the territory of ET wall.
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