Local Residents Return From Martinsville and Indianapolis Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Runyan and Mr and Mrs William Sutherlin return from Martinsville after a week away. Allen Moore arrives from New York to review business interests with Guarantee Trust Co. Mrs Julia Wiles of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Myra Curtis. Mrs E B Taylor and daughter Pauline spend the day in Indianapolis. Frances Lyons and son Glenn travel to Quincy for business.
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Henry Runyan
William Sutherlin
Martinsville
Allen Moore
the Guarantee Trust Co
New York
Mr.Moore
Julia Wiles
Indianapolis
Myra Curtis
E. B. Taylor
Pauline
Frances Lyons
Glenn
Quincy
Not a valid historical headline due to biased phrasing
passage expresses a discredited racial stereotype claiming Jews have longer average lifespans and immunity to diseases, reflecting antisemitic pseudoscience and harmful generalizations without factual basis.
Driving Tip: Steering Wins Over Constant Honking
A Forbes Magazine note advises drivers that honking seldom helps and emphasizes steering wisely as the more effective approach to road situations.
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Forbes Magazine
Borrowing Trouble and Happiness in Daily Life
A reflective note on how seeking happiness by borrowing it from others or external sources differs from facing true contentment. The piece contrasts easy, borrowed joy with sustainable inner fulfillment, urging mindful choices and resilience.
Daily Thought Aspiration Sees Only One Side
A brief editorial remark notes that aspiration focuses on one side of every question while possession considers many perspectives, reflecting on mindset and interpretation.
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Lowell
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Relief
A testimonial claims a decade of stomach trouble ended after taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The ad touts a simple preparation that clears intestinal catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation, including for appendicitis. One dose is said to convince and money-back refunds are offered. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Classified Ads Listing Jobs and Goods in Greencastle
A mixed ad listing cook and dishwasher help at Herald Office, waitressing at Greek Candy Store, and a 15 year old girl seeking Christian home and school in Greencastle. Also sale items including a 1917 Ford touring car, a 55 acre farm near Fern and Reelsville, lumber shavings, assorted household goods, a new five room bungalow, and a night telephone operator post. Also Lost money, wood, farm loans, and yearling bucks for sale.
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Greencastle
L. D. Dodd
Sound
Jack
Jersey
Durham
Wanted to Rent Small House in Good Condition
A brief classifieds item from The Herald seeks a small house for rent in good condition. Employer or landlord preferences not specified but the ad emphasizes quality condition for immediate occupancy.
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the Herald
Irrigation and empire in Mesopotamia and a local moral on habits
The Mesopotamian irrigation system sustained Babylonia and Assyria, shaping wealth and governance as canals networked the land. It notes a heroic local tale from Atchison and closes with John Jacob Astor on how habit determines wealth, contrasting rogues’ nights with honest days.
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Tigris
Euphrates
Nile
Babylonia
Egypt
Mesopotamian
Saharen
America
John Jacob Astor
League Is Above Party Politics In Wilson Tour
On the presidential train from Des Moines to the Northwest, President Wilson argues that Americans across parties support the League of Nations. He cites large pro League crowds in Des Moines, Omaha, Sioux Falls, and St Paul, asserting the public favors immediate ratification and peaceful dispute resolution via the League's arbitration and sanctions framework.
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Wilson
St. Paul
Minn
Great Northwest
Lows
League
Nebraska
South Dakota
Des Moines
Polk
United States
Lengtor
Woodrow Wilson
Corr
Wilson Haven
America
Council of the League
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Jam making fades from European homes in history
A historical vignette recalls 60 years ago George Sand in a cotton dress and large apron skimmed a penful of fruit for jam. She quips that jam making is easy work, though harder than writing names, noting some tasks cannot be left to others.
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George Sand
Tuberculosis Linked to Mail Bags in Postal Service
A British postal inquiry reports that over 80 percent of deaths among letter sorters in the last two decades were due to tuberculosis contracted after entering the service. The study highlights mail bags and letters as carriers of the disease.
Why is it that after a week off a man fears eviction
The Philosopher of Folly asks why after a week away a man fears arrest for fraud. Uncle Jerry Peebles notes a contrast: when working for others he wants to attend games, but when self employed he becomes stingy with his time and money.
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Jerry Peebles
Just What She Needed From Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs. Volta Bankson of Chilli cothe Mo praises Chamberlains Tablets saying they relieved indigestion toned the liver ended backache and dizziness. She states the product did her a world of good and she will speak a good word for them. Adv.
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