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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription terms including weekly rate of 10 cents and a single-copy price of 2 cents, with mail delivery details referenced. It reflects period pricing and delivery methods for the publication.
A scrambled, partial poem fragment speaks of a flower still rooted in a crannied wall. It hints at longing to understand nature and humanity through the small blooming subject. The text resembles a Shelleyan reverie about identity and unity.
Fragmentary description of ladies’ coats and dresses with dark blue gray green and black tones. Mentions satin girdle bead trim and a plain dark blue serge frock with decorative satin buttons and a silk embroidered collar.
The long chiffon veil is shown as ideal for sheet wear and car fashion. Brown deep blue and electric chiffons lead the palette with open mesh grenadines, white accents, and red chiffon hints for refined evening wear.
The Home for Savings at Central Trust Company invites the public to open savings accounts. They promise 4 percent interest twice yearly in January and July, with on demand withdrawals allowed from any deposited funds. Join and become the next saver.
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs. M. Shelley of Panville Indiana endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief. She confirms prior praise and notes lasting improvement with regular use. Foster-Milburn Co New York markets the remedy nationwide with suggested price seven cents.
In Cringly Court a census taker questions residents about origins and status. Mrs Clancy, Mrs Atalent, and Mrs Levitsky react with nerves and wit while Denise de la Bour shares a tale of love, nobility, flight, and wartime hardship.
Mrs Harriet Johnston Wood argues that women manage finances better than men and could run government more economically. She cites statistics claiming most housework is done by women and urges trained specialists in public service to curb rising taxes and waste.
A practical guide for hosting a luncheon with simple table settings. It covers arranging centerpieces and doilies, using good wood tables and fine glassware, serving sequence from guests’ right, placing main dishes on a side table, and passing olives and jelly at table. It notes utensils and serving order for ease.
A fragment from Chlonge News notes a tentative romance with questions about proposals and family routines. It mentions Nellie and Nora and hints at a serious inquiry without confirmation of a proposal.
A woman recalls a past romance with a painter named Wood Violets as her life unfolds from youth to marriage and loss. Her daughter reveals the lover-turned-artist now proposes for marriage, prompting reflection on truth, sacrifice, and happiness amid a sunlit country view.
Walter Bunyas, a well known Montgomery County resident, killed an employee at a farm home and then surrendered to the sheriff. He refuses to discuss the crime until after consultations with his attorney.
Walter Bunyan shot and killed Arthur Stull at a Montgomery County farm then surrendered to Sheriff Wren in Crawfordsville. Stull, a Waynetown resident and 1911 high school graduate, had worked on Bunyan’s farm. Bunyan offered no motive before consulting an attorney. Local officials launched an inquiry into the shooting.
In foreign markets you face top goods from around the world. Only merit of the highest order earns esteem, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is touted as the most popular medicine for coughs and colds by many dealers.
Mrs Hester Waite of Antwerp Ohio says three years of stomach trouble and constipation were cured by using Chamberlain's Tablets for a year. A friend recommended them and she reports complete relief with continued use. For sale by all dealers.
Local hardware store GW Conklin advertises full electrical supplies at 103 Washington Avenue. The notice promotes wiring goods and electrical fittings for homeowners and contractors.
Public notices show individuals declaring weekly office hours across multiple townships. Each person states days for transacting business at their office or residence, including Madison, Miller, Joke, Jefferson, Monroe, Bainbridge, Floyd, and Neen towns, detailing locations and days.
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