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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Hester Waite of Antwerp Ohio reports three years of stomach trouble and constipation ended after using Chamberlain's Tablets for one year. She says the tablets cured both illnesses completely and were recommended by a friend. For sale by all dealers.
In Brockton Massachusetts Rev A G Archibald of First Baptist denounces modern women as part of a poodle dog brigade. He says many will be out of work in heaven while Bible women achieved true greatness through motherhood and virtue.
A home remedy advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets to spark appetite aid digestion and restore relish for meals. Sold by dealers.
London reports an expert in the Freston Ipswich area investigation into a deadly disease that killed four villagers. The investigator suspects the first victim, a child, contracted the illness from rat fleas as the transmission method.
Greencastle resident W. H. Renick testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills have long benefited his family. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with a Buffalo, New York distributor and price of 50 cents.
Marian and Jack confront a broken engagement at Aunt Elizabeth’s Thanksgiving gathering. Aunt Elizabeth shares a war era romance and warns Marian to trust Jack as he reveals his own paternal bond and begs forgiveness. The scene ends with renewed hope as Jack reenters Marian’s room.
In a snug room Mr Biglow sighs deeply while Miss Gabbleton teases a revelation. They exchange quips as mistletoe hangs, leading to a playful, romantic pause under the holiday greenery.
Fragmentary text shows a child named Margaret kneeling with her mother to say prayers. After finishing she blurts out a partial, awkward line implying she wants to begin with we and I. Details are limited and unclear.
Rosa Baubach of Sandusky left an estate valued at about 60 000 dollars to the local hospital after a frugal life. An iron box hidden in a closet yielded over 10 000 dollars in gold and currency, with additional securities. Real estate valued at 50 000 dollars was also owned. She died recently, having previously stayed in the hospital and later became a weekly visitor, inquiring about the hospital’s needs.
A Chicago resident who found a wallet lost at the 1893 World’s Fair hid his identity by mailing it to Atlantic City. The wallet, with a note from curator Silas Morse and a priest’s endorsement, eventually reached Morse and later reappeared with $43 missing, then returned again to the priest.
Seven core apples and unusual fruit shapes attract attention at the Commercial Club in Walla Walla. A Yellow Newtown contains no core while another specimen has seven cores around a single stem. A Rome Beauty from Pomona shows three fused sections like a Siamese triplet, and three double Newtowns yield three small extra apples.
London artists develop a lighting based silhouette dance that defines outlines against black cloth. Bedford quail seek city gardens shelter from hawks over a week. Bachman imitates lynx cries to scare his son in law and is shot. Washington ducks caught by Mrs Kloeber’s gun as sixteen of forty five are bagged at the State Fair.
Mrs. Jennings discovers a photograph in a grip leading to a dramatic reunion. Henry Jennings learns a stranger has his sister, Mary Jimson, and a mistaken identity unravels as Harold Jimson reveals their shared family link and a plan to marry Harriet Jennings in New York.
Probate cause No. 3664 in Putnam County Indiana asks for court order to sell real estate of Sarah F. Morris deceased. Petition names nonresident defendants to authorize assets sale to pay debts with hearing set November 12 1913 in Greeneastle. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick, Allee James & Allee attorneys.
Notice is given to creditors heirs and legatees of William Riley Allen deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on the Friday of November 1919 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness The Clerk of said Court this 7th day of October 1917.
Miss Lena Koontz of Bloomington is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Trissler on East Washington street for a period of days.
Ten years in Grev castle run by C A Tedrick a three year Kirkville graduate. Phone 228 day or night. Lady attendant available. Electric and Vibratory equipment added. Examination free. PREVO BLOCK.
Trusts listed for Jadison, Macicon, Mill Creek, Jackson, and Tackeag townships show trustees announcing weekly office hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays or Fridays to conduct township trust business at their homes or offices.
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