Christian Science Society Sunday Service at Ader Hall
Sunday morning service on the second floor at eleven o clock and Wednesday evening testimony service at eight o clock. All are welcome to attend.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1919
Page
3
Sunday morning service on the second floor at eleven o clock and Wednesday evening testimony service at eight o clock. All are welcome to attend.
An advertisement urges readers to delay irregular use and seek safe treatment with Triumph Pills. It claims the product is safe and dependable, not sold in drug stores, and offers free information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A commission blamed foreign competition for Belgium's decaying coast fishery. Ostend leads new fishery schools teaching nets, sails, rope splicing, charts, and sextants. Free practical training lasts three years for ages 12 to 19, with older men admitted to perfect skills. A training ship tests sea maneuvers before graduates join the workforce.
The Seven Stars at Withy Grove Manchester purports to be Britain’s oldest licensed hostelry, dating to 1356, predating Manchester’s charter. Tales credit Dick Turpin and Guy Fawkes visits, and a ground-floor room bears “Ye Guy Faux Chamber.” It once hosted Prince Charlie supporters in 1745 and contains a chair said to be Byron’s mother’s. Paris boasts the world’s largest library, while New York holds the largest in the United States.
A fragmentary notice notes a Gillespie sale to be held north of town on October 8. Details are incomplete but indicate a local auction event pending further notice.
The remedy is promoted for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. From a small start it has expanded to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries. The claim is that it is of extraordinary merit and deserves trial.
J. E. Cash announces wholesale and retail potato sales from a car and his East Side of square Red Front store. Prices available on site. customers urged to compare before buying.
A dense clip of Greencastle classified notices includes for sale five room bungalow many properties two seven room cottages and multiple houses with prices. Also help wanted positions include night telephone operator farm hand garage-related tire changer and kitchen worker. Also items offered such as mill wood used pianos and a stock sale listing horses cows and sheep.
Indigestion and biliousness sufferers are urged to try Charlain's Tablets as a remedy. The ad claims hundreds restored to health and happiness, offering a trial with a promise of satisfaction. Also mentions Gillespie Stock Sale featuring October horses, cows and sheep.
Iowa Experiment Station test results from Bulletin 136 on hogging ripe rye with and without corn show low daily gains during rye harvesting, heavy yields of 41.25 bushels per acre, and net losses per acre when accounting for feed costs. Neat rye plus protein supplement underperforms market sale, suggesting it is less profitable to hog rye than to market it.
The mule stands as the enduring work animal in southern lands valued for endurance and steadiness. Its army service, heat tolerance, longevity, and self preservation are highlighted, with notes on temper, training, and misconceptions about mules being inherently vicious.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch account outlines ancient style wedding rites in the Orient. The bridal party, a noisy procession with wax tapers and clowns, storms the home, abducts the bride, and the scene ends at the groom’s house with the bride on a divan while guests revel. The bride’s attire is elaborate with blue garments, gold and pearls, henna on hands, and a red velvet cap. The ceremony becomes solemn after the priest enters, with ten days of dancing and feasting afterward.
A translation notes plant luminosity and respiration linked glow and contrasts it with phosphorescence from vegetable decay. It cites olive agaric light as faint and oil-dissolved phosphorus like, requires specific conditions, ceases below 9 C and above 50 C, and dies with desiccation or water immersion. Smoking dried coltsfoot leaves predates tobacco in Bogland.
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