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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
2
Public notice indicating Sunday publication by Star-Democrat Publishing Company located at 17 and 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with no additional details.
An Indianapolis saloon keeper's license sold for 2565 after his death as Proctor law cuts local saloons by over two hundred in two years. The Chicago Record Herald investigates living costs with the dollar’s 37 cent drop in 15 years. Governor Ralston backs local self government within laws, warning licentious lawbreakers they will face firmness.
A humorous Tit Bits aside recalls a man flirting with his wife all evening at a masked ball and failing to recognize her. He admits it because she was agreeable, making the mix up amusing and provocative.
A Tipton Iowa father cites his son's severe cold and coughing fit last winter. He says one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stopped the cough and cured the cold completely. For sale by all dealers.
Pastor Ernest A. Tappert laments the blank pages in the life we neglect by failing to do good. He urges daily deeds and warns that idleness and missed opportunities are sins before God, citing James and biblical examples.
The text asserts God as home and giver of gifts to humanity and urges using and enjoying creation. It highlights human nature's marvels of mind senses love and beauty as blessings to know and delight in, describing man’s privilege to share in God’s rapture through creation.
A quoted exhortation from Rev. H. C. Burgin of San Antonio, urging readers to live by purity charity justice truth righteousness and emulate Jesus Christ as the ideal. The message frames personal conduct as a religious vocation.
The article states that God's Word is the means by which God expresses His will to humanity and describes it as a revelation of God Himself by Rev C E Delamater, an Episcopal pastor in Providence.
Rev Rufus W Miller of the Reformed Church in Philadelphia speaks on the child as the center of church life highlighting youth in parish programs and Sunday school as core mission activities.
The quote by Rev. G. T. Durgen compares temptation to a barometer for measuring spiritual height. It suggests moral trials rise with growth, testing resolve and self discipline on the ascent.
Theodore N. Vail defends Bell System actions, argues single system under common control best serves public inter est. He cites regulatory support, transparent plans, and willingness to share information with government while asserting universal service requires coordinated administration and fair rates.
Mrs J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia proclaims she bore eighteen children and suffered five years with stomach trouble. After taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she reports she is a well woman weighing 168 pounds and can eat anything she wants. She invites locals to vouch for her condition.
A new method to produce wood artificially using straw, sawdust and grass has been developed in England to address wood scarcity. The invention compresses organic materials into usable boards and could aid construction efforts amid shortages.
Ruthie asked her mother during a hymn time what a cross eyed bear looks like, interrupting the service with a lively whisper. The incident occurred as the hymn Cross and Crown was sung and stirred amusement in the congregation.
M E Gebhart of Oriole Pennsylvania says a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured him after a single dose and he notes it also cured others he gave it to. The note asserts that ordinary diarrhoea can be cured with one or two doses and promotes sale by dealers.
A leading tragedian notes that imagining being fat makes an actor look fat to spectators. The remark acknowledges imagination's power while contrasting a case where an actor believed in his talent yet did not appear impressive to the audience.
An ad-style notice promotes Hollister's R. M. fea as a cleaning and purifying remedy available for sale at Ow! Drug Store. It presents a brief, period-appropriate promotional line highlighting safety and utility.
Trustee positions in Madison Mill Creek Jackson Jefferson Monroe townships announce weekly office hours for township business. Officials Strube Kivett Walls Stringer Etcheson will meet residents on specified weekdays at residences or offices to transact official duties.
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