Most Dangerous of Minor Ailments
The article warns that colds can lead to pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, or whooping cough, and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable cure available for a quarter.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
2
The article warns that colds can lead to pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, or whooping cough, and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable cure available for a quarter.
The Commissioners of Putnam County Indiana report no bids were received for the A J Cline et al proposed highway improvement. The estimate from viewers and engineers came to 10 293 80 and was approved by the board. The delay stemmed from the cost estimate being higher than procurement.
A Greencastle citizen promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys alleging relief after exertion. Testimony from Renick of 1011 Crown St praises Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Jones Stevens Co.'s Drug Store. Sole US dealer price is five cents? Remember the Acme Dean's aid and take no other.
In Sandusky Ohio Mrs Roses Baubach reputedly poor left an estate valued at about $66,000 to the local hospital after her death. Appraisers found over 10000 in gold silver and currency in a rusty iron box among her effects. Her real estate is valued at 56000. She had long visited the hospital and asked for its needs. The will includes 300 to her church and small bequests to relatives and friends.
A Chicago resident found a wallet lost by curator Silas Morse at the 1893 World’s Fair. The finder mailed it to Atlantic City via Rev. James J. Doherty. The wallet later returned to Morse with $43 missing from the original amount, and Morse then returned it to the priest.
In the Commercial Club publicity room of Walla Walla Washington apples are shown with unusual forms. A Yellow Newtown lacks a core while a Walla Walla fruit has seven cores. A Rome Beauty appears as a Siamese triplet and three double Newtowns sprout three tiny apples.
London readers are urged toward the silhouette dance as a season highlight. Lighting techniques, developed by a Viennese artist, ensure a flat silhouette with sharp outline by placing dancers before black cloth rather than behind it.
New York City reports the Norwegian Livingstone rescued Captain Lawrie his wife Byron Wallace the steward and four sailors from the waterlogged Lucy E Friend fifty miles off Winter Quarter Shoal Maryland. Mrs Lawrie saved her cat and dog as the yaw crew fought heavy seas and leaped to safety.
In Bangor Maine a hunter plans a new trip without cigarettes arguing their odor spooks deer and moose and never once did wildlife appear when his party smoked. Hoquiam Washington reports tell of a mare killed by an elk and a wounded colt as elk are abundant in Humtulpe country. In Gloucester Massachusetts a man spotting The Ramparts found ripe strawberries and roses in bloom yielding nearly a quart picked from vines near Hotaly.
Marian reunites with Jack Grey after a quarrel during Thanksgiving. Aunt Elizabeth reveals a family memory linking Jack to a Southern mother and a past betrothal, prompting Marian to confront her love while hearing a moving confession from Jackson and an important truth about his father.
Probate cause No. 3664 in Putnam County Indiana seeks court order to sell estate real property for debts. The administrator Sarah F Morris estate petitions to include non resident or unknown defendants and sets hearing for November 12 1918 at Green Castle Court House with attorney James Allee.
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for 6615.8 feet of gravel road improvement on the L. Av Dicks road in Marion Township. Bids due November 3, 1913 at 2 p m in Greencastle Auditor’s Office.
In Putnam Circuit Court November Term 1918 Laura Byrd sues George Byrd for divorce. Defect non resident of Indiana. appearance required by December 17 1918 at Greencastle Court House. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick signs. attorneys Allee & Allee.
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets to sharpen appetite strengthen digestion and give relief for meals. Product marketed as remedy for those who dread eating. Sold locally by retailers.
Incomplete text fragment mentions a South Round event and a date line. Notes reference Big Your and a potential bet between teams or persons but lack concrete details or identifiers. Further readable content needed to produce a precise card.
Madison Township records show planned weekly office hours at the resident’s office every Wednesday. Monroe Township announces Palobridge as the meeting location for a similar weekly business session each Wednesday.
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