Nerv Worth praised by four state ministers as nerve tonic
Four ministers from Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland testify to Nerv Worth improving nervous conditions appetite sleep and digestion after one to two bottles. They state the remedy acts with real medicinal value not by artificial stimulation and urge trial with money back guarantee. Sold by R. P. Mullins and leading druggists at 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen of the Cloth
Mr.Tate
Pontiac Ave
Dayton
Ohio
Tate
John T. Hickman
Salem
W. Va
Mr. Jenkins
Cumberland
Rev
Jenkins
R. P. Mullins
Local News Briefs From Melrose Avenue To Camp Sherman
Bert Smith erects a new cottage on Melrose Avenue near the New Garment Factory. Fred Ellis builds a five room cottage on North College Avenue, his second on the street. Mr and Mrs Noble Snider visit relatives in Putnamville Sunday. Reese Matson Edward Coffman and George Christie drive to Indianapolis for the Butler Wabash game. Elm Street paving near complete with sidewalks done and most guttering finished. Western Union linemen install new poles along the alley by the Herald Office. Century Club meets October 29 at Miss Lela Walls home West Washington Street. Mrs L R Eckhardt to host. Captain W E P Wadden arrives from Camp Sherman to assist Major M H Shute at DePauw ROTC. Mrs Albert Howard travels to Terre Haute for her mother Mrs Minnie Watkins illness. Frank Tharp and Ben Mark visit Mrs S E Farmer in Brazil. Henry Prevo and Paul Wysong return from Cincinnati with a new ambulance for Prevo Undertaking. delivery pending. Treasurer's office busy as taxes are paid in full. Mrs George Armstrong of Charleston Ills., niece of late John B DeMotte, visits DePauw connections.
Final report of receiver filed in Early bankruptcy case
Charles A. Burnett announces the final report of receiver Frank Riley in the Sherman D. Early bankruptcy case. A creditors meeting will be held at Burnett's office in the Levering Building Lafayette Indiana on Tuesday November 8 at 9 oclock. Final settlements and distribution of funds will follow.
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Charles A. Burnett
Sherman D. Early
Frank Riley
Burnett
Levering
Lafayette
Indiana
Riley
Auction Notice For Furniture And Bicycle Sale
For sale bicycle in good condition and furniture via auction Friday November 4 at 1 PM on N Jackson Street. Oak tables sideboard dressers chairs carpets beds and bedding dishes and small articles. H M Randel, Dobbs and Vestal, auctioneers.
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N. Jackson St
H. M. Randel
Dobbs & Vestal
Democratic candidate announces for County Clerk nomination
Albert Shuey of Greencastle Township declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk pending primary results. The notice also lists local ads for piano tuning services, hosiery sales, real estate, and a cake and candy market fundraiser by the Domestic Science Club to support the Hospital Fund.
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Albert Shuey
Greencastle Township
Brown & Moffett
Hospital Fund
Greencastle hosts Cloverdale in dedication game
Coach Gilbert Rhea and fifty fans travel to Cloverdale for Green Castle High School to meet the Cloverdale High quintet in the new gym. G H S aims to beat South Putnam by a large score while fifty rooters hold seats reserved.
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Gilbert Rhea
Greencastle
Cloverdale
H. S
South Putnam
Cloverdale Athletic Management
Rooter
Rhea
Foster
Taylor
A. Allen
H. Black
Irwin
C. Black
Stamm
B. Allen
Butler
Watson
Bryan
Young Sweet
Christopher
Long
Smallest Current Coin in Europe
The smallest coin now in use in Europe is the Greek lepton, a copper disk valued at one hundredth of a drachma. The drachma is roughly equivalent to a 20 cent piece, making the lepton effectively a tiny fraction of our currency.
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Europe
Stone Soles For Shoes Inventor Copies Tone Soles
An inventor develops quartz sand embedded soles for boots and shoes. He uses a waterproof glue mixed with clean quartz sand to coat the leather base. The resulting quartz soles are flexible and provide firm grip on slippery surfaces.
When Battleships Are Sold
Condemned battleships rarely bring more than one per cent of their original cost when broken up with many sold for as little as three per cent of their valuation.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Claim Lie Soothe Stomach Ailments
A testimonial letter credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing long standing gas and colic after doctors failed. The writer says one course ended stomach and intestinal issues three years ago with no symptoms since, and notes the product removes mucus and inflammation. It claims a money back guarantee and sales by druggists nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Mayr
Join at Once: Loyal Orders, Sudden Wedding Surprise
A cavalry officer on sick leave in Simla is joined in marriage after misreading a telegram from his colonel who demanded immediate service. The bride misinterprets join at once as wedding urgency, while the groom treats it as combat orders, leading to a quick marriage.
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India
Simla
Umbrella culture in Surakarta crowns rank and custom
Surakarta displays a formal system where umbrellas symbolize rank. Officials and nobles carry ornate umbrellas, closed when a higher rank approaches, with distinct styles for emperor, empress, brothers, and illegitimate offspring. An official guide notes three hundred umbrella designs in use for status display.
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Surakarta
Suralarta
When the Thunder Rolls
Authorities advise that during a thunder storm the safest spot is the room center or a carpeted floor. Stand away from chimneys and avoid cellars. Outdoor danger comes from tall trees. shelter under a low shrub if near a tall tree. Water courses are risky due to conductivity.
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Detroit Tribune
One Thing We Must Have Air and Water Priority
A fragment urging vigilance over air and water supplies as essential to life. It stresses regular breathing, quality air through ventilation in schools factories theatres and homes, noting we spend a third of life sleeping and wake refreshed only with pure air.
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Pavuc
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Rector Brothers Funeral Directors
East Washington Street
E. A. Browning
Hamrick
Sourwine Coal Co
the Herald
the Central Trust Company
Bert Smith
Melrose Avenue
Fred Ellis
North College Avenue
Mr. Ellis
Mrs. Noble Snider
Putnamville
Reese Matson
Edward Coffman
George Christie
Indianapolis
Elm Street
Western Union
Herald Office
Century Club
Lela Walls
West Washington Street
W. E. P. Wadden
Camp Sherman
City
Wadden
M. H. Shute
DePauw R. O. T. C
Albert Howard
Minnie Watkins
Terre Haute
Howard
Frank Tharp
Ben Mark
S. E. Farmer
Brazil
Henry Prevo
Paul Wysong
Cincinnati
Prevo
George Armstrong
Charleston, Ills
John B. DeMotte
de Pauw University
L. D. Snider
Nathan Call
Roachdale Bank
Fred L. O’hair
The
Central National Bank
New York
O’hair
R. I. O’hair
National City Bank of New York
Warren Township
Kathleen Massey
Methodist Hospital
Co. D. Comingore
National Association of Piano Tuners
Hamilton
Joseph Bros
Broadway
Round Oak
Buff Rock Crowers
Viola Denny
Route 8
Glidewell
American Zinc Products Co
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Will Rogers
Reelcraft
Tom MIX
Mutt and
Jeff
Fox News Weekly
J. EB. McCurry
Hurst Quality
Hurst
Roscoe Hurst
Mt. Meridian
Grimes
Jonathan
J. E. Cash
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