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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
3
The text touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as achieving uniform success in curing colic and diarrhoea across neighborhoods. It notes wide reputation and availability by all dealers.
The undersigned appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Mar Spiten Bryan, late of Putnam County Indiana, deceased, said estate supposed to be solvent. Dated this 20th day of August 1912. The Central Trust Company of Greencastle Indiana Administrator.
W Hendrickson of Ohio Falls writes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best for coughs colds and croup and is his best seller. For sale by all dealers.
Time table update by Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co. notes important changes for Brazil division. It lists 11:44 p m local and 12:38 p m limited trains, reflecting revised schedules on the interurban route.
The notice urges students to recycle old books to reduce costs for next year. It lists grade based exchanges such as Mowry's First Steps in the History of Our Country for American Beginnings in Europe and other title swaps with payment adjusted by book dealers.
Majority Leader Underwood, head of the House Ways and Means Committee, estimates the public would have saved about $650 ten thousand next year and in subsequent years if the Senate and the President had approved tariff revival bills sent by the House.
In Chicago, a red headed boy sparks a smoky bonfire below a laundry line, provoking Miss Clancy and her daughter Sadie. The chase winds through a grocery, a furniture basement, and ends with Leigh the furniture man shocked by the chaos and Sadie clinging to Simms.
Harris Dixon argues in Popular Magazine that poker players who chase a four card flush are doomed to bankruptcy. He recalls an old Mississippi planter who lost three plantations by drawing without completing the flush and another loss after finally making the flush against a full house.
New York residents note three tall sycamore trees at West 140th Street and Hamilton Place linked to Hamilton Burr duel history. The site recalls the seconds meeting before the 1804 battle, while Hamilton planted 13 sweet gum trees near his former house to symbolize the original states.
In Grand Junction Colorado two Y M C A trained boys on a Pinon mesa excursion photographed two snow white mountain quail. An eastern museum identified the birds as a long thought extinct species. The pair will continue work with kodaks and form a society to curb firearms among youths.
A household column urges economical laundry habits during hot weather. It notes the burden of summer washing, the option of hiring a laundress, and introduces crepe undergarments that wash easily without ironing, offering cheaper, simpler summer garments to reduce wash load and cost.
Many women face tight yokes after laundry. To enlarge the back width, let out the hem and facing or insert a narrow lace inside each side of the back opening. A back hem adjustment rarely needs more than an inch extra width, and lacing is a simple fix.
Fashionable Ostende suit in biscuit brown Raye silk plaid with polka dots features a wild rose trimming and matching parasol shoes cap and bag. It is not for bathing but for promenading on the beach and watching others bathe.
New York police on gambling evidence vouchers showed two detectives Hickson and Dengale correctly guessed winners. Their $12 win was tiny next to peers losses, prompting the comptroller to recommend their promotion to the mayor.
The article describes a leather umbrella scabbard that swings behind the left arm with straps crossing the right shoulder. It allows a woman to carry her umbrella along with shopping bags and travel gear while keeping her skirt clear and enabling easy alighting from a trolley car.
The notice promotes Zemo for all skin conditions with a 25 cent trial bottle and a free cake. Zemo Soap is advertised as medicated with a care guide, promises smoother hands and healthy skin, and a liquid version claims to cure irritations. Return bottles to receive 25 cents back, guaranteed by druggists including A Cook Drug Store in Greencastle.
Mrs. W H Johns of Greencastle Indiana praises Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief from hip and side twinges and renewed energy. A family member also benefited, with the ad urging readers to choose Doan's. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York is the U S sale agent. price sixty cents.
A local junk yard owner named H Oberstein advertises accepting all kinds of junk and metal in South Greencastle near the Gardner Brothers plant, mentioning Ola raves metal and old features and noting nearby store Whone Sudrauski's.
Three infantry regiments are deployed along the Danube to battle a grasshopper invasion. With peasant help, soldiers light huge bonfires to clear districts and protect farming land.
A guide advises packing a hanging pincushion for sea or rail travel. It should be square flat and compact with a long silk cord attached to a corner. Secure to a stateroom hook, then clip off and knot to move to another hook when debarking. A yard long hanger fits a summer tour.
An ad style description promotes Bene Aves as a dandruff cure. It claims applying a small amount with fingertips penetrates glands, stimulates Theil, and leaves a fine clear vanishing liquid that does not feel sticky.
The implicit confidence in Chamberlain's Callie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on user experience and knowledge of its cures for colic diarrhoea and dysentery. For sale by all dealers.
An ad touts Digestit tablets offering rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after meals. It claims two or three tablets curb fermentation and distress with a money back guarantee, sold by A. Cook Drug Store.
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