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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
3
The text touts long used remedies prepared by Dr Humphreys in private practice and by the public for nearly sixty years, claiming scientific care and patient satisfaction.
Probate cause No. 3664 in Putnam County Indiana names Jasper N Miller as administrator of Sarah F Morris estate seeking court order to sell real estate for debts. Defendants include Nanie Lambert Joseph Logan Amanda McCain Samuel Huff Mattie Abel Lance Brown Cyrus Mc Norton Alta Hector Guy McClellan and unknown heirs. Hearing scheduled November 12 1913 at Green Castle Court House.
In Brockton Massachusetts Rev A G Archibald of the First Baptist Church criticizes modern women calling them members of the poodle dog brigade. He contrasts them with Bible heroines and asserts that motherhood and virtue define true greatness. He states there will be no dogs in heaven and praises mothers who guide their families with integrity.
Attention Sir Knights the Greencastle Commandery No 11 holds a stated conclave on Wednesday October 22 at 7 40 o clock. Business of importance urges all members to attend. Lewis A Zaring E C James McD Hays Recorder.
Greencastle Indiana readers hear W H Renick of 1011 Crown St praise Doan's Kidney Pills from Jones Stevens Co's Drug Store for kidney relief. Foster Milburn Co advertises as sole agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
In a rain soaked evening crowd of about two hundred co-eds and fifty men welcomed the returning team. The 8:25 train arrived amid cheers and campus procession. Dr Gobin and President Grose spoke as townsfolk urged further celebration and speeches followed at the public square.
Mrs. Hester Waite of Antwerp Ohio says three years of illness with doctors provided only temporary relief until she used Chamberlains Tablets for a year. The tablets fully cured her stomach trouble and constipation, and are for sale by all dealers.
Joyful news reports Tubby Ade will return to the moleskins at fullback next week after a shoulder blade injury at Moore's Hill. He likely misses the Ohio Wesleyan game but is expected to play against Rose Poly.
Putnam County commissioners will accept sealed bids November 3 1913 until 2 p m at Greencastle Auditor's office for 6615.8 feet of gravel road in Marion Township known as the L A Dicks road. Bidders must file bonds double the bid with surety. county president or surety company required. The right to reject any bid reserved.
The entire Liberal ticket won at the Mirage election in Meharry Hall at 1 15 today except for the Business Manager. Francis Guthrie, Independent, was chosen to finance the publication over Halford Kneale, Liberal. List of editors follows with numerous campus posts and student role titles.
The Allen Bell & Allen firm opened a new store on College avenue with stock moved from the old location, soon to be torn down. A formal opening likely on Old Gold Day November first with a soda fountain to operate shortly. Incorporators include Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Charles Bell and Robert E. Allen.
The piece warns that colds often lead to serious diseases like pneumonia consumption and infectious illnesses such as diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe reliable cure available from all dealers for a quarter.
The census shows a total population of 5 928 499 for all races in the Union of South Africa with 1 278 026 classified as white. Cape Town notes regional figures as part of the national count.
Navy yard machinist E. R. Gwin swam over a mile with his feet tied together in 32 1/2 minutes. He claimed he could finish in half an hour.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to sharpen appetite improve digestion and restore relish for meals. Sold by all dealers.
A brief ad for Bona Coffee promotes energizing effects and urges readers to order a pound today.
Local advertisement offers a Cook Stove for 5.00 a Quartered Sawed Oak Dining Table for 9.00 and a Hot Blast Heating Stove for 7.50. All items described as good in every way. Contact at 408 North Indiana Street via George Cotton.
County notices caution taxpayers about tax assessments and timing. The Treasurer and Auditor will fix mistakes. the assessor explains personal property assessments. Pay real and personal taxes by the due date to avoid penalties. specify property you intend to pay for, ensure receipts describe all property, and consult officials for corrections before leaving the office.
Boston professor Ralph B. Perry of Harvard argues two forms of consciousness exist. He says upright individuals may harbor a fiend that takes over at times, as in Stevenson’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, with only one personality active at any moment.
Paul Schulze of Chicago declares housewives who bake at home murder by soggy bread. He urges education to abandon home baking and promote bread from sanitary bakeries. He cites an example of a health bread creator whose unbaked center allegedly risks lives in Chicago.
Bona Coffee advert declares no adulteration or substitution in Bona Cafes products, emphasizing that all offerings are pure coffee. The notice reinforces brand integrity and product consistency for consumers.
North and south bound schedules listed with departure and arrival times. Agent J D Ellis notes station times, westward and eastward trains, and daily versus weekend service.
Local druggists advertise E Ru Sa Pile Cure as free of opiates and poisons, claiming it cures piles with a money back guarantee of 50 dollars. Reputable Greencastle pharmacists named include Jones Stevens Co Sole.
Local chatter warnsGreencastle residents suffer hidden chronic appendicitis and doctoring for gas or constipation. Jones Stevens Drug claims Adler-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine mix helps, urging use of single nose? remedy as claimed benefit.
Local listing advertises items at reasonable prices with contact through phone number two on six seven eight. CHAS. WYATT is named in the notice.
W. M. McGaughey is listed with office and residence numbers, showing a telephones exchange and a street address at 24 South Jackson Street in Evans’ Feck, Mo.
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