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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
3
Greencastle Lodge No. 348 I O F will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM with important business and first degree initiatory work. Visiting members welcome. Also includes a quoted proverb and local ads for Hollister's A M Tea at 35 cents and key marking tips.
At a Madison luncheon Senator La Follette heard a magazine writer condemn a capitalist's fortune as profit without honor. The piece ends with an advertisement for Hollister's R. M. Teal 35c, sold by Owl Drug store.
A Galveston News quip notes that the only real benefit of owning a car is its tires can be brought indoors for the baby to chew on.
Greencastle Indiana resident Bertha L. Cooke reports sharp back pains and kidney distress improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Jones Stevens Co. Drug Store. Foater Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent. price five cents. Remember the name Dean’s Kidney Pills.
An Indianapolis News excerpt notes Dr. George R. Grose published The Outlook for Religion in summer by Eaton and Mains New York. The Christian faith defense covers Christ authority prophet mission and preacher teacher placement with simple direct language and modern optimistic style.
Peter the Great admired Dutch colors and reversed them to form the Russian flag. C. E. Mustoe of Fresno California praises Chamberlain's Tablets for sick headache and constipation stating two years of satisfactory results. For sale by all dealers.
The text states that true respect comes from knowing what benefits oneself and others and laboring to control one’s will. Each person has a fortune in their hands, like an artist shaping rude matter, but living rightly is an art that must be learned and practiced with constant care.
President George K. Grose attends the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church in Rushville to observe Educational Committee proceedings. He preaches at First Methodist Church of Rushville tomorrow and resumes his duties Monday.
A reader cites a newspaper item noting the use of the word remains in a report on a dynamite explosion and questions whether remnante would have been more precise. The speaker is Noah Count of Chig gerbite.
Montgomery Winning class of 1913 teaches history and mathematics at an Atlanta high school. Walter Dumph class of 1913 serves as high school principal in Gunman Oklahoma. Charles Kuttler, ex class of 1915, teaches at Montmorenci high school.
A quoted piece from the Atlanta Constitution and a Yonkers Statesman snipit reflect a famous saying about happiness and luck. The dialogue features a traveling tramp and a kitchen door remark about unemployment.
Dr Hillary A Gobin travels this afternoon by Monon to Culver where he will deliver the opening sermon at the Military Academy tomorrow. He is scheduled to return Monday morning.
A historical note reports that France has about 5.911 billion francs in active circulation. The figure reflects the currency's use across the economy during the period described.
The DePauw vigilance committee under Prof Barnes will reconvene next Monday evening to pursue high school athlete recruitment for athletics and football season planning. Over 200 names were passed to the alumni committee and more than 26 prospects may earn letters in various sports.
Plato Literary Society hosts an 7 30 PM meeting with Laura Towne piano solo Herman C Makey short story Marguerite Callender Vianologue by Ronnie Miller. A brief business session and reception for new students follow the program.
The Y M C A cabinet schedules a Freshman Lecture Course to help first year students learn campus life, library use, and unwritten rules. The program starts Monday at 6 40 PM with talks including The Freshman and the New DePauw by Prof N W Barnes and Organization for Class Scrap by Feed.
Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list Prof H B Longs den as host and note activities across football oratory baseball debate track and glee club. Captain Grady Bridges Stonex and Jessie Bogue lead teams with Editor-in-Chief Ogle guiding the daily. Dr Blanchard directs the glee program.
Poor weather dampens team spirit as Coach Bogle and Captain Grady worry. First signal practice held tonight, with scrimmage set to begin Monday. Indiana game seven days away, but Bloomington reports Jimmy Sheldon plans to start eleven veterans with high optimism.
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners Greencastle Indiana invites sealed bids October 6 for gravel road improvements on FP Farmer road in Greencastle Township. Bids require double bid bond with local surety or resident surety, affidavits denying collusion, and the right to reject all bids is reserved. Posters indicate the notice and dates.
The Putnam County Board invites sealed proposals on October 6 1913 at Greencastle for 6459.4 feet of gravel road improvement known as George F P Browning road. Bids must be from residents or sureties with affidavits of non collusion. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A fragment credits a saying praising agitators for serious minority effort and accomplishment. The line attributes the thought to Nachange, noting its emphasis on the power of persistent activism.
A Maine New Brunswick hunting reminiscence describes a guide named Clint and hunter Winston pursuing a mighty moose. After a bolt low shot, the animal drops its mate, leaving Winston with an immense paired set of horns and a memorable close to the season.
An opportunity through the Monon Route provides an excursion to Chattanooga from Greencastle at 11.60 with return by Sept 28 and option to extend to Oct 17. Special cars depart Greencastle at 3 25 P M on Sunday Sept 14 attached to Department Special at Louisville. Reservations and information to W W Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent, Monon Route, Bedford Indianapolis Sept 1 Ath.
Greencastle druggists advertise E Ru Sa as a safe pile cure claiming it contains no opiates or poisons and promises a $56 forfeit. The notice names Jones Stevens as sole seller and asserts other pile medicines cause constipation and damage.
The Daily Herald will raise price due to printing costs and operating expenses. Beginning the week of October 1, all city subscribers will pay 10 cents per week instead of 60 cents.
The ad urges readers with stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor and promotes Adler-ska a remedy of buckthorn bark and glycerine claiming one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly with quick action from Jones Stevens druggists.
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