Greencastle Daily Herald notices and rates
The Greencastle Daily Herald lists postal information as a second class matter with Charles J. Arnold as proprietor. It publishes every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street and provides subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery along with single copy prices and obituary, thank you, and poetry line charges.
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Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Daily Herald
Ome Welk
Christians in East Suffer in Saloniki Visit
Rev James Levi Barton president of the American relief commission arrived in Siloniki after a 5000 mile journey through Turkey Asia Minor Armenian and Mesopotamian He said Christian populations are in deplorable condition with hundreds of thousands deported and living on charity The American relief commission and Armenian Sheik committees are efforting to sustain the unfortunates lives.
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Saloniki
James Levi Barton
American Commission For Relief In the
Near East
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Siloniki
Turkey
Asia Minor
Barton
American Commission For
Sheek
Guion Drug Store Ad Endorsement From Milburn
The Guion Arkansas advertiser promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from E B Milburn owner of Guion Drug Store. The statement claims years of sale and perfect satisfaction from the product as the best advertisement a merchant can have.
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E. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Marion Woman Enthused Over Result Of Trial
Marion Indiana September 8 Mrs A Lincoln of 1214 South Branson Street whose husband works at the National Military Home here is among Marion residents who report relief from stomach trouble nervous head aches and indigestion after using Trutona. She says her appetite has improved gas and belching ceased headaches lessen and she feels stronger. Hundreds of Hoosiers have praised Trutona for stomach liver and nerve troubles and the tonic is now explained in Greencastle by druggist R P Mullins Adv.
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Marion
Ind
Lincoln
South
Branson Street
National Military Home
Trutona Shes
Trutona
Greencastle
R. P. Mullins
Closed Chapter of History in French Letters
L Eclair republishes a note on the 1871 Versailles seal of Jules Favre and receives a letter signed Louis prince de Bourbon protesting the label faux Louis XVII for Naundorff. The writer includes a certificate describing Naundorff as duke of Normandy Louis XVIIE, noting the history remains unsettled after over a century.
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L’eclair
Jules Favre
Versailles
Louis, Prince de Bourbon
Louis XVII
Naundorff
Duke of
Normandy
Louis Xviie
L'Eclair
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Caseville residents praise Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for families and babies. Mrs A H Hall thanks the medicine for saving her baby's life and notes it is kept in the house. Mrs Mery Carrington says it has provided years of prompt relief.
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A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Chamberlain
Mery Carrington
Windmill design debate decades old versus modern
A writer in Cassier's Magazine compares old and new windmills noting the full circle of modern blades fills the hub space. He questions efficiency, wind flow, and potential tests on blade counts. He recalls Dutch mills with four to six sails and asks if tests could drive design changes.
Eskimo Health Observations on Disease and Diet
The account notes an absence of arteriosclerosis, Brights disease, cirrhosis, diabetes and cataracts among Eskimos. It highlights their pure air, low surgical illness, long nursing of infants, and a tendency for a cold when boarding white ships. It mentions maternal care with babies carried in fur hood.
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Bright
Babe
Master Jowettand the God Question at Five O Clock
A dialogue shows Oxford master Jowett confronting a hopeful undergraduate who claims no God exists. The master warns that if no God is found by five o clock the student must leave the college. A private chat about George Welldone and his wife contrasts moral character with social circles.
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Jowett
Oxford
George Welldone
Pehaw
Mary
Strenuous Exercise Compared Across National Miles
A Swiss mile equals 9,155 yards, far beyond the American mile of 1,760 yards. In Austria the mile measures 8,297 yards while Denmark uses 8,248 yards. Germany uses 8,114 yards and the Dutch malle is 6,084 yards, illustrating wide variation in mile lengths.
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Austria
Denmark
End of term mayor surveys year of work
An English mayor, his period of office ended, surveys the year and states he sought to administer justice without swerving to partiality or impartiality, aiming for even handed governance.
Pompeii street digging puzzled boy amid ruins
“Pa,” said little Henry as he was led through the ruined streets of Pompeii. He wondered why gas and water pipes were laid when hardly anyone lived in the town. The remark captures a child's puzzled humor amid ancient excavations.
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Little Henry
Pompeii
Do something worth living for and showing a soul
A quotation fragment contrasts living with purpose and the feeling of having been given the best or most favorable treatment. It references Dean Stanley and a line about human nature and humbugging, emphasizing belief and personal worth.
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Dean Stanley
Why is an unmarried opera star called madame
An editorial questions traditional titles noting that an unmarried woman in grand opera is called madame while a married actress on stage is not, highlighting inconsistent usage of honorifics and social norms in early 20th century theater.
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Madame
Don’t Chop the Earth or Waste Time With a Hoe
A practical rustic guide stresses choosing a good hoe and proper use. It warns against lightweight tools, crooked handles, and overreliance on one person, noting it costs time to wear out cheap implements and urging shared labor and correct technique for efficient hoeing.
The Apple as a Civic Ideal and Medicine
A collection of aphorisms praising apples as healthful, moral, and nation-building. The text extols apples as the aristocrat of foods, the best medicine, and a symbol of citizenship, urging orchard life as pathway to prosperity and steady, disciplined labor. It links horticulture to civilization and civic virtue, with scattered proverbs about work, restraint, and governance.
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Anarchy
Colorado
Nature
Indigestion sufferers urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets
Despondency over digestion misleads sufferers who may feel recovery impossible. Hundreds have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets and can now eat anything. The tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. If not tried, do so at once.
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court
In Putnam County Indiana the State files complaint against Henry G. Fomby with unknown residence. The defendant is ordered to appear on October 24, 1919, at Greencastle Court House to answer or demur. The clerk Harry W. Moore signs September 1, 1919.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
Putnam County
Gladys Murray Fomby
Clara B. Murray
Henry G. Fomby
Andrew E. Durham
Greencastle
A. D
Harry W. Moore
St.d
Bosco the Wild Man of the Side Show
Leo Kohn known as Bosco seeks steady employment after a season as a wild man in Halsted Street exhibitions. He describes growing long hair then shaving to a tassel, biting heads off live chickens and roaring for crowds while a boss maintains the act with ballyhoo.
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Leo Kohn
Bosco
Chicago J 2Ge
Kohn
Judge Scully
Jim McGrath
Jim
Madison Street
MecGrath
Halsted Street
West Madison Street
Hawthorne County Fair
Leo
Engine In Two Wrecks On Soo Line In Wisconsin
Two rail wrecks occurred on the Soo Line in Wisconsin. An engine attached to freight cars rolled downhill when the cars separated. The engineer and fireman jumped, the engine crept loose and then collided with a passenger train, causing damage but no fatalities. A separate note mentions an Idaho man patent for a chain held tool to drill tree stumps for dynamite.
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Wisconsin
Rugby Junction
Idaho
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