Its Toasted Process Marks Modern Cigarette Manufacture
The passage highlights exact regulation of high temperatures to remove impurities, labeling the process Its Toasted as a widely recognized, modern step in cigarette production.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
4
The passage highlights exact regulation of high temperatures to remove impurities, labeling the process Its Toasted as a widely recognized, modern step in cigarette production.
City council schedules regular session for 7 30 p m this evening. The notice lists routine agenda items and public access to the meeting.
Russell W. Bell, accused of killing Marshal John Ingerman during a pool room robbery in Cambridge City on August 20, 1929, was reported under arrest in Denver, Colorado. He will be returned to Indiana for trial, according to Sheriff Long. The marshal died after being shot and rushed to a Connersville hospital.
Ignace Paderewski the Polish composer and statesman who recently underwent surgery for appendicitis showed satisfactory condition in Lausanne. The report from the hospital noted steady improvement and no complications.
A fragment notes a rapid remedy praised for effectiveness amid mentions of Col 4eroe in Deneue Bihtous Fleet and malaria. The text presents the remedy as the most speedy treatment known.
Publication line details from the Herald and Star and Democrat reflect its 19th century roots, listing founder Charles J as proprietor LeRoy Bee and Roy Evans as city editor. It notes publication daily except Sunday from South Jackson Street in Greencastle Indiana and provides old rate cards for Putnam County and Greencastle circulation.
Maud Arnold appointed by the Putnam County Indiana Circuit Court Clerk as administrator of the estate of Frances J. Arnold, late of Putnam County, deceased. The estate is to be solvent.
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