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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
2
A patient reports four months of stomach liver and kidney pain improved by Trutona. He notes better appetite sleep and energy and credits the remedy for relief and renewed strength. The ad says Trutona aids digestion nerves sleeplessness and catarrhal complaints and is being explained in Greencastle by R P Mullins, druggist.
Elwood Indiana on October 6 sees I E Lewark of American Sheet and Tin Plate Works at 420 South Street among many locals praising Trutona, the perfect tome, in a public show of value.
The ad promotes Chambrain's Tablets as mild effective relief for constipation. It claims regular bowel health follows proper diet and exercise, notes tablets are easy to take, affordable at a quarter, and urges a trial.
A Rudimentary festival in a 1,200 resident town sees visiting villagers and local women bearing flowers and wine for godmothers. The event, linked to legends of Halcyon women seized by Turks, ends with joyful embraces among neighbors.
The article reports uneven vision with two fifths showing eye defects and one eye stronger, higher right eye tendency, few have perfect sight, and ear performance differences. It also notes finger callus growth rates and leg length disparities, plus regional pest damage in Oregon forests and a Grand Canyon refuge count.
A Washington editor quotes the eplewre and the dyepertte debating future food prep as artificial nourishment grows. The exchange questions whether society will need a chef or a chemist to design meals.
The fragment recounts a rural tale of Jean Legere and neighbors in a dispute involving Joe Gallant and Poleon. A grandfathers wisdom guides a settlement where ten dollars is sent to Joe to fix a fence and aid Mrs. Larne, with a final nod to peace and mutual respect.
A would-be recruit named Caught Ife undergoes medicals for army service. His eye test fails but a trick with nonprescription spectacles convinces the sergeant to swear him in. The doctor reveals the glasses lack lenses, sparking irony.
Freddie recalls his circus visit with trained seals and elephants. He asks if the nurse is the trained nurse his mother mentioned, and she confirms. He then demands to see tricks, prompting a playful exchange about performances.
Two farmers meet soon after a cyclone visited the neighborhood. One asks about the other’s barn, and the reply hints at possible damage but remains uncertain, with a wry exchange about the barn’s condition.
Adrian Blair roams Elmwood road after losing his adored dog Fifi. He aids Amy Pearce by locating the pet, faces Blanche Worden’s shifting affections, and learns Amy’s kindness reshapes his romantic hopes as Fifi stays with its true owner.
Rosalia and a lone cat await in a garden as a monster bird crashes. A young aviator carries an urgent message to her. She writes a confession to a distant beloved and later discovers a second note from the aviator. The doctor hints at a return as the garden air fills with moonlit anticipation.
Bishop Muldoon of Rockford leads Catholic workers behind the front lines as commander of the National Catholic War Council efforts. He says the church must mobilize a welfare army to support Uncle Sam and aid postwar reconstruction, highlighting patriotic zeal and continued assistance to government during and after the conflict.
Readers across cities react to the National Catholic War Council pamphlet on social reconstruction after the war. Clergy and lay voices commend the councils plan to buy land for returning soldiers and sustain wage rates.
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