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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
2
The Best Advertisement From Guion Drug Store
A Guion Arkansas drugstore promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with long standing customer satisfaction claims. E B Milburn, proprietor, endorses the product as a trusted cure.
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E. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Lend on Second Mortgages in Indianapolis
Aetna Mortgage and Investment Co offers loans on Teal estate with second mortgages. Located at 508 Fidelity Trust Building, Indianapolis.
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Aetna Mortgage and Investment Co
Fidelity Trust Building
Indianapolis
Fragmentary States Adopting the Constitution Dates
A garbled OCR recounts states adopting the Constitution with dates: Delaware December 7 1787 Pennsylvania December 32 1787 New Jersey December 1 1787 Georgia January 1788 Connecticut January 1788 Massachusetts February 6 1788 South Carolina May 1788 New Hampshire June 1 1788 Virginia June 24 1788 New York June 6 1788 North Carolina November 21 1789 Rhode Island May 29 1790.
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Delaware
New Jersey
Aber
Georgine
Connewei- Cot
Massachusetts
South Carolina
New Yampshire
New York
First Overhead Trolley Systems Across Cities
The first practical overhead trolley line appeared in Kansas City in 1884 using double overhead conductors and a wheel on the wire. In 1885 Baltimore built a t hird rail line and the Van de Poele system started in Toronto, then Scranton in 1886, following earlier experimental work in Chicago New York and Boston.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
van de Poele
Toronto
Canada
Scranton
Chicago
New York
Loston
Old Farmer Woman in Circus Scuffle Captivates Audience
An excerpt recalls a comic scene from the circus where a woman in funny clothes searches for "Albert" and clashes with a policeman. Her wig and petticoats fall, revealing a younger, nonconforming performer, highlighting the era’s burlesque humor.
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Albert
Everybody’s Magazine
Uns and Downs Queer Hill Story Recalled by Driver
Tourist asks about the hill driver reports a queer tale. A young Indy and a gentleman walked up and never returned. It is believed they went down the far side, leaving their fate a mystery.
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Indy
Tigher
The Wonderful Congo River System
The Congo is described as the most wonderful waterway with twice the navigable waters of the Mississippi and three times its population. Professor Dupont, former Brussels Museum of Natural History director, states its fertile valleys could become the world's granary.
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Congo
Mississippi
Dupont
Museum of Natural History
Brussels
Surrender and court martial of General Hull in 1812
In 1812 on August 6 Detroit fell to British forces under General Brock. General Hull, captured, was court-martialed by the Americans for cowardice and condemned to be shot, but President Madison commuted the sentence to honorable discharge and Hull was allowed to go free.
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Detroit
William Hull
Brock
Hull
Madison
Oh, Be Careful, Girls! Warn of a Morally Lecherous Man
A satirical quip by Harry Leon Wilson from the Saturday Evening Post warns young women to beware of male suitors who are unmarried, over thirty five, wear evening dress, and have thinning hair, suggested as signs of moral danger.
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Harry Leon Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Turtle Aids Richmond Sewer Repair In Unusual Method
Frank Ward of Richmond Missouri used a live turtle to clear a blocked sewer pipe. He cut a small hole in the turtle shell, threaded a string through it, and pulled the animal through the pipe to push the obstruction free.
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Frank Ward
Richmond
Origin of Fitz in England and Normandy links
The text traces Fitz as a French prefix meaning son of, noting its rarity in France today. It arose in England via Norman influence after William the Conqueror’s arrival, and appears in ancient French documents and chronicles despite being less common there now.
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England
Flinders
France
William the Conqueror
Knowledge of Nation’s Past Defines Its Present and Future
A quotation by Myron W. Reed stressing that a person ignorant of history cannot responsibly engage with the nation’s present or future. It argues for understanding national purpose and plan to work toward informed national progress.
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Myron W. Reed
Ring Up the Gods Bells in Chinese Temples Signal Worshiper
In China temples place a bell at the entrance. A worshiper pulls the rope to ring the bell and summon the gods so they may be present to hear prayers.
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China
Watch the Exhaust in Steam Plant Operations
A government bulletin states the exhaust steam handling as the greatest single factor in how a steam plant operates, outlining its impact on efficiency and performance.
What a Difference in Thought and Speech
A philosophical note contrasts thinking active minds with those who echo existing ideas. It urges independent reflection and warns against mere repetition without personal judgment.
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Madame du Deffand
Optimistic Thought. Ao man of any honest trade may make himself respectable if he will
An inspirational line stresses self-improvement through honest work, suggesting that steady effort can elevate a person in society. It emphasizes personal responsibility, discipline, and moral character as paths to respectability.
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Viking
Lrgest
Voyage of an Airship to Saint Cloud Minna Irving
The poem describes an airship voyage shifting through clouds over a sea. The vessel drifts with the amber light as latitude and longitude vanish. The crew believes they near the coast of France and finally lands at Saint Cloud where Minna Irving is named.
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France
Saint Cloud
Minna Irving
Evolution of the greenhouse from glazed frames to steel framed domes
The piece traces the greenhouse's growth from seventeenth century glazed frames against sunlit walls to later rooms with storage plants and vernal orangeries. It notes delays in window use, then heat retention advances, and finally a steel framed structure with minimal supports and bent panes, marking a departure from early architecture.
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Versailies
Anzac origin tale linked to telegraphic code uses
The piece explains how Anzac began as Sir William Birdwood’s code word for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and notes the broader idea of using initials to create trade like names. It mentions Angirs as the “goods” and references a literary aside from the Birmingham Ave Herald dialogue about fate and leadership.
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Anzac
W. R. Birdwood
Nim
New Zealand
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