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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
3
Indigestion can lead to discouragement but recovery is possible. Hundreds have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Tablets and can now eat whatever they crave. The tablets strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally. If you have not tried them, do so at once.
Putnam County Indiana treasurer announces sealed bids due 2 PM October 2 1919 for 20 Warren and Cloverdale township road bonds of 940 each total 18800 dated July 15 1919 bearing 4 1 2 percent interest payable semiannually first principal and interest due May 15 1920. Fred Masten treasurer.
An advertisement offers Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed menstruation. It promises safety and dependability and notes the product is not sold at drug stores. Readers are invited to request “Relief” and particulars from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin, with no charge.
Mrs. Volta Bankson of Chilli cothe Mo says Chamberlain's Tablets proved just what she needed. They relieved indigestion and toned her liver reducing backache and dizziness she had long suffered, and she will always speak a good word for them.
Mrs Anna Plummer and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Ashworth then return to Peeblo Colo J Budford Thomas discharged after fifteen months overseas with four battle stars and two service stripes to oversee a Seymour clothing store. Miss Alberta Ratcliff to Terre Haute for a visit. Lamar Grubb from Whiting visits family. John C Knight breaks his right arm. Lucille Torr of Indiana Portland Cement visits Greencastle. Electric Company to demo a Family Washing machine tonight. Bertha Alendorf of Poland in Greencastle on business.
Furnished light house keeping room sought. A maid and two strong women needed for sewing hall Rector Hall. Furnished room for rent with furnace access. Three unfurnished rooms for rent. Lost black purse name Richard G Guthrie contains about 25 or 30 dollars. Return to Herald office. Potatoes shipment on track at Bainbridge expected Friday. Five room bungalow for sale by Fouts Bros Realty. Night telephone operator wanted Greencastle Telephone Co. Wood supply available from Barnaby's mill phone 10.
Abstracts of title for Wm B Vestal with Dobbs and Vestal real estate office Greencastle Ind offer a strictly modern eight room house within one square of the College campus. Lot 62 by 249 feet. Immediate possession. J B Harris ex Deputy Recorder. Court House. Phone 45 or Red 537.
A Florence hotplate heater offered for sale used one year. Address listed at 616 E Washington Street.
Local dress making notice invites customers to Mrs Fry for reception dresses and tailoring at 411 Maple Avenue. Call or visit for good work and reasonable prices, phone White 333.
A brief classified item notes the sale of an Art Gatland store from seller Elmer Welch. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Sunday morning service in the Ader block second floor at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimony service at 8 o'clock. All are welcome.
A humorous 19th century style spoof describes geese as heavy birds with odd features. The writer pretends to be a goose and contrasts ganders and geese while joking about milk, eyes, and liberty or death.
The passage argues that disciplined daily work and enthusiastic hobby riding promote emotional control, aiding success. It states that a blend of hard work and vigorous leisure leads to steady advancement for average workers while brilliant individuals may falter without it.
Scientists explain that rainbow colors arise as sunlight refracts and reflects inside raindrops rather than passing through drops directly between sun and bow. The light splits into colors within each drop, producing the familiar spectrum.
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