Heritage Herald Subscription Notice and Masthead
The Herald Recept Sunday from the Star-Seminary Publishing Company Greencastle Indiana lists subscription terms for single copies and carrier delivery Included prices show 2 cents per copy and 10 cents weekly carrier rate plus a 3.00 annual PRMD exposure fee Entered as Second Class mail at the Greencastle Indiana postoffice and associated address details for Charles J Arnold.
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The
Star-Seminers Publishing Company
Sooth Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
PRMD
Postoffice
Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia writes she suffered five years with stomach trouble and could not eat biscuits. After taking three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she is now well, weighs 168 pounds, and can eat anything she wants. She offers local references and endorses the product sold by dealers.
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Chamberlain
All
Pink Hat Tip Rebuff Sparks Quick Farewell
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Tribune shows Pink brushing a hat and dismissing a tip. The other speaker jokes about changing a larger bill to smaller change, ending with a curt farewell.
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Bose
Chicago Tribune
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Cham berlain Remedy
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhart of Ori Ole Pa praises Cham ber lain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing diarrhoea after one dose. The note claims the remedy can cure ordinary diarrhoea with one or two doses and states it is sold by all dealers.
Must First Pass Ordeal In Central Africa
A fragmented note lists a Central Africa tribe granting citizenship and marriage rights after descending a cliff. It includes quips about beauty tips Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Camberlain's Tableta, plus stray ads for artificial wood and a brash Bacon quote, reflecting early 20th century miscellany.
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Central Africa
Homeseekers Excursions to West Southwest and Northwest
Pennsylvania Lines Vandalia rail route offers travel to western regions. For particulars consult Tick Agent.
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Pennsylvania
Extreme Waste of Heat in Factories Sparks Call for Action
A historical note argues factories waste heat from coal and urges conversion to mechanical work. It laments low efficiency with a call to reduce worries as a humorous aside. Advertisement mentions a product from Hollister’s and a tea brand driving cares away.
Train Schedule Leaves Greencastle and Alanapolis
Train departs Greencastle at 7 21 a m on September 10 and 11 over Pennsylvania Lines. Return trip departs Alanapolis at 7 p m.
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Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Alanapolis
Disciples of Ananias tale of Ruth and Dr Amalie marriage
Ruth Norcross writes a bold letter to Dr William Ainslie. Though fearing exposure she learns the note was burned in error, and the couple later wed in Acton. The county clipping confirms the marriage to William Seaver Amalie, M D.
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Ruth Norcross
Acton
W. Brown
William Seaver Amalie
Ruth
Jessie Anderson Stickney
Belinda and the Piano Lesson on a Good Start
Belinda ponders the idea that a good start matters in life and in practice. Her brother argues success depends on starting right and staying alert, distinguishing advantages from personal effort. The exchange ends as Belinda’s hands fall on the piano.
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Belinda
New York Sun
Victim of the Country Parlor in Atchison Tale
An Atchison woman recounts an old fashioned visit to a couple in a parlor. The cold room and marble topped table, art square with blue birds, and cushions are described before the guest falls ill and dies a week later. Her final delirium mentions the same parlor details.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Thoughtful exchange over discipline and feelings
A tense dialogue features Freddie and his aunt debating punishment. Freddie reassures that a whipping would hurt her feelings, while the aunt voices duty and pain in correcting his behavior. The exchange highlights familial strain and moral guidance in a disciplinarian household.
Diplomacy and a boy’s hard work at Sunday school
Jerome McWade cites diplomacy with children in a Sun day school talk. A nine year old returns from the cold, saying he is tired after sawing wood, and bets his father the mother’s quarter on finishing before supper. The boy races back to his task with renewed enthusiasm.
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Mrs. Dearborn
Ladies’ Aid
Jerome
McWade
Philadelphia Bulletin
Remarkable Abilities Highlight Child Sixty Months and Four
In Chicago News style a four year old named Robbie can raise a high chair with one hand while Mr Spoondler mentions a four month old baby in an apartment who can raise the roof with no hand. The brief contrasts two feats of surprising strength in urban living.
Absent-Minded Husband Buys A Memo For Wife Warnings
A Lowell Massachusetts wife instructs her absent-minded husband to remember vital cautions before travel. He promises to note them while his mind fixates on the four o clock train, then whispers he will make a memorandum.
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Lowell
Mass
James
Susan
Mary
Tom
Hubby
A Winning Graft
A short, satirical item notes a beggar's vow to never work until women earn equal wages, claiming twenty years of idle stance in a wry, cheeky tone. The piece mocks gender pay debates with a wink and a punchy line about fairness.
A Latin Tragedy of a British Working Family
A British workingman with many children calls the roll before Sunday dinner. His son Ezekiah and a parade of names prompt remembered responses and a sharp rebuke from the father. The scene blends humor with family dynamic in a compact domestic vignette.
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Father
Sincerest Flattery in a Chicago Literary Dinner
At a Chicago literary club dinner two minor poets discussed praise for a triplet in Spread Eagle Magazine. One notes a young lady asked if the work was authored by Harold, prompting a strong but shy reaction from Harold as he processes admiration.
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Chicago
Harold
Spread Eagle
Lippincott
Golf Defined on a Terrace by the Green
A group of non-golfers on a country club terrace debate golf’s essence. A male quips that golf is billiards on grass while others offer witty takes about screen time and athletics. A famous angler settles the volley with a paradoxical quip about the game.
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Louisville Times
The Silent Pleader and the First Love
A mother and father confront a clash of wills as Richard defies an arranged marriage to pursue his love Anna. The parents, revisiting the tiny home of their youth, rekindle their own passion and urge understanding, urging a shared path for their son’s happiness.
Putnam County Disbursements From September 1 1913 Meeting
Claims allowed by the Putnam County Board of Commissioners at the September 1 1913 meeting include payments to Sentinel Print Co for auditor and treasurer expenses sheriff fees and office supplies, various farm and care costs, bridge and road work, jail and county staff wages, and public notices. Names cited include C L Alrhart auditor, FP M Stroube, Geo A Dobbs, J W Terry, G W Grubb, A Kelley, W D Sutherlin, M Smith and others with amounts ranging from several cents to over 100 dollars.
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Putnam County Board of Commissioners
Sentinel Print. Co
Clkof
Sentinel Print
Treas
Harry Smith
Theodore Boes
Theodore Hoes
M. Stroube
Sentinel
A. Dobbs
Fred Reising
C. Cooper
C. H. Matron
Bicknell Hd
C. A. Kelley
C. H
S. P. For
G. W. Grubb
Dora Ruark
C.ly Amick
J. W. Terry
K. Farmer
Ollie Terry
Mary McGill
W. Ratcliff
Albert Long
Etter & Cooper, Co
Allen Bros., Co
A. J. Walter, Co
B. McCoy, Co
Jno. Cook&Son, Co
Grogan&Miller, Co
E. Hamilton, Co
Sinclair
Smith, Co
G. Webb
W. Grubb
E. Ruark
McNary&Ruark Co
A. Kelley
W. Newgent
High
Cloctetter
Walter Sigler
Heavenrides
Hich
A. A. Lane
Stoner Ditch
Guy Jackson
L. C. Priest
R. B. LaFollette
Bilbo&Royl
Scot
W. H. O'Neal
Hiek
H. H. Crow
H. M. Grimes
Enu
H.W. Sutherlin
Beige
Rayl
Bridge
Kiger & Co
Local Official Files In Township Schedule
Fragmentary notice states Marion will be at residence in Mar Township on Friday and at Fillmore on Tuesday to conduct official business.
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Madison Township
Will
Min Creek Township
Mills Township
Ernest Kive Ceek
Jackson Township
Benjamin
Justee
Aliver Stringer
Floyd Township
Todd Floyd
Marion
Mar “Township
Fillmore
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Bacon
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Dr, G. F. Overstreet
Bence Building
South Vine St
Greencastle, Ind
Indianapolls
Ananias
William Aimuslie
Harper's
Dr. Ainslie
Miss Norcross
Tremont
Freddie
Mrs. Raymond
Richard
Madge
William
Billy
Mr. Raymond
Fletcher
Perser -Sonal
Brann&Roberts
Jas. Mahoney
C¢ A. Day
Durham Bridge
T' M. Stroube
W. M. Sutherlin
A. M. Allee, Co
Farm Sup Sentinel Print
A. Plummer
Theodore Bos
J. W. Stewart
J. W. King
Ragan
S. N. Dullin
C. L. Alrhart
Riley
Main Street
W. M. McGaughey
Broom Nnton
Seminary Streets
Evans Block
Jackson Street
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