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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
3
A garbled notice warns motorists to carry and display licenses or face police processing. It mentions fines, mandatory ID checks, and temporary detention at police stations until identity is confirmed.
Mrs. Volta Bankson of Chillix Cothe Missouri says Chamberlains Tablets relieved indigestion and backache and also toned her liver. She adds they did her a world of good and she will always speak a good word for them. Advertisement.
The TH25 ton freighter named Tots Mog Island was christened at Philadelphia with oil. Miss Lain Crosby, daughter of an Oklahoma oil operator, served as sponsor as Tulsa community members supported the Liberty Loan campaign.
A Guion Arkansas merchant E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He states that for years they have sold it and always found it gives perfect satisfaction. The testimonial underscores customer satisfaction as the best advertisement.
Despondency from indigestion is a mistake. hundreds cured by Chamberlain's Tablets can enjoy meals again. The tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, offering hope for recovery to those who try them. Adv.
A dense mix of farm and real estate ads from Rockville area markets includes WANTED TO RENT a farm by R. M. Eubanks at Rockville Inn. FOR SALE a new five room bungalow. two five thoroughbred sows. WANTED workers for Terre Haute Vitrified Brick Plant and tomato pickers. money lending by Aetna Mortgage. ROOMS FOR RENT furnished or unfurnished. NIGHT TELEVISION OPERATOR needed by Greencastle Telephone Co.. mill wood by Barnaby’s mill. FARM LOANS via Wm. B. Vestal. BOY WANTED to change tires and assist at Evens&Moffet service station. DRESS MAKING by Mrs. Fry on Maple Avenue.
Public financial report of the Central Trust Co Greencastle Indiana shows resources loans and discounts 995421.40 reserves not listed. liabilities include capital stock 50000.00 undivided profits 200.10 and various deposits totaling 657796.19. J L Randel secretary attests the figures sworn Sept 22 1911 before M J Murphy notary.
Mrs A H Fin of Gaseville Michigan thanks for the grand medicine Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it saved their baby's life this summer They also report never being without it in the house Mrs Mary Carrington of Cuzeville Michigan endorses it for years noting prompt relief in use ADY
The article discusses the sale of honours and peerages for political gain. It cites payments to secure baronetcies and peerages, notes ministers and MPs allegedly involved, and mentions efforts to publish reasons behind newly announced honours. It references the National Party and comments by General Fleury Page Croft.
The piece notes New York cabarets facing thin local patronage while theaters enjoy unprecedented prosperity. It highlights high prices and drink charges, limited refreshments, and visitors bearing the burden of hefty bills, contrasted with residents flocking to theaters.
Tenants occupying Dudley Corporation homes in England begin a rent strike. They oppose rent increases of fourpence to sixpence weekly, arguing ratepayers should bear the burden. Doorward collectors found locked doors and notes saying rents would be paid during negotiations after a tenant ballot produced seven or eight dissenters among about 200 voters.
In Columbia, a dog remained on the front seat as a car rolled off Lincoln street, plunged forty feet, hit a boulder, and was hauled back by a motor truck. Owner V Ellis Simpson testified no fear could scare the dog during the accident.
The excerpt notes that medieval people enjoyed many games not now common to children. It points out slow travel and rare books, with evenings filled by varied pastimes at home, highlighting how entertainment filled idle hours in a premodern England.
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