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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
3
Clyde Randel son of James L Randel will practice law with Finley McNutt a noted Terre Haute lawyer. He graduates include DePauw University and studies at Harvard and Michigan. the note mentions his legal training and upcoming career.
Humphreys remedies priced at 25 cents each cover fever, diarrhea, coughs, headaches, indigestion, croup, catarrh, whooping cough, and more. Claims decades of practitioner use and customer satisfaction with mail order from New York. Also notes tobacco use in New Zealand and a quote about patience and progress.
Invitations issued for a faculty reception to be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Gobin on the evening of October 1. Mrs. Van Den Man Thompson will furnish a musical program. An advertisement notes Hollister's A. M. Tea 35c available at Owl Drug store for relief of digestive and other ailments.
A reflective note contrasts belief in traditional fables from the Talmud and the Koran with distrust of universal frames lacking mind. The speaker favors rooted belief and questions abstract structures.
Mrs Agnes Booth of Tonawanda New York says she nearly died from diarrhoea and acute indigestion before Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her in hours. She notes the remedy went to the seat of trouble and cured her. For sale by all dealers.
Poetic quotation reflects on duty and moral obligation urging adherence to truth and higher ideals in life. The fragment emphasizes inner strength guiding action and integrity over external pressures.
E Mustoe of Fresno California reports two years of satisfactory relief from sick headache and constipation using Chamberlai s Tablets. He states the preparation has never been so satisfactory in every respect and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
George Cannon travelled to Gary Indiana yesterday. Marshall Williams of Warsaw Indiana is pledged Delta Upsilon.
Mrs. Charlea Stewart of Mt Collins New York says Cham bralin s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband promptly after a bout of cholera last summer. It is easily cured when the proper remedy is at hand and costs a quarter. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs Longden presided the Y W C A regular meeting at Plato Hall this afternoon. Mise Maurine Hooker sang during the gathering.
Greencastle resident Bertha L. Cooke reports years of back pain and kidney discomfort eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Jones Stevens Co. in Greencastle. The ad urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as US sole agents and repeats the slogan Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Capt Richard Grady urged freshmen to back the DePauw team in the looming contest with Indiana University. He cited injuries and setbacks but praised Bill Gardner and the squad. Vincent Kinnaman outlined Glee Club tryouts and benefits of group trips. Jesse Bogue advised on Oratory and tryouts for Peace Prohibition and State Contests.
The Old Gold squad remains pessimistic about defeating Indiana with just enough eligible players to start. A strained back sidelined Caffee and four on the hospital list. efforts focus on boosting morale and rallying student turnout for Saturday’s practice and game.
The Liberal party reveals its senior election slate for Meharry Hall tomorrow at 1 pm. It lists President Shorty Long, Vice President Elizabeth Von Behren, Treasurer Nabo Wilkin, Secretary Myrle Phillips, and student leaders Jay Ford, Alice Basford, Edwin Friedrich, Miss Hart, plus captains Roscoe Wilkie and Karl Wampler. The report also notes Chicago guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beck visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell. Beck is managing editor of the Chicago Tribune and a Maxwell relative.
Athletic Manager Heber Ellis says a season basketball team will form if conditions allow. Abundant material exists, but a suitable floor is needed after last year’s Air dome flood and heating issues caused sickness. Freshman talent plus returning players Fleming Schmalaried Delap Meyers Guthrie Moore Dillon Keyes aim to build a strong squad.
Dr and Mrs H A Gobin invite the DePauw University faculty to a Wednesday evening program on October 1. Mrs Van Denman Thompson of the DePauw Music School will present a program during the evening.
Prof. R. B. von KleinSmid, on leave from his psychology chair, compares insanity depictions in Shakespeare with modern types. For two years he has studied forms of insanity at the Jeffersonville state penal institution, drawing nationwide interest for this novel measure in psychological research.
Cecil Haupt, president of the student body, has drawn up resolutions favoring the granting of the 1914 Mirage petition. Following the council meeting, the petition was presented to President Grose and will go to the Committee on Administration.
The Old Gold team departs for Indiana University Saturday to begin the fall schedule after approval by the athletic vigilance committee. Due to small attendance, plans were limited to student support for the coming game and a farewell yell practice at chapel tomorrow morning with speeches by Coach Bogle and Manager Ellis.
Miss Estelle Love has been a student here for two years and entered the University of Illinois this fall. Rev and Mrs Henry Ostrom hosted a five o clock tea at their home in honor of their daughter Miriam. Vern Rogers left Saturday for the University of Kentucky to continue his studies. Miss Laura Sanders of the class of 1912 returned home in Evansville from a German visit. Kinks Hawthorne left for Fort Wayne to resume coaching with the Frier's Club.
Professor Harry B. Gough of the Department of Public Speaking urges DePauw students to enter debates and oratory early after two state contests and strong interstate showing. The contest rule bars last year’s winner Jesse Bogue. Tau Kappa Alpha plans and debate council meetings will kick off the season as plans for rival matches are discussed.
The article describes open air parliaments in Appenzell and Glarus where cantonal governments meet on Sundays. Burghers oath to vote for the land, meetings focus on roads and regulations, and Alpine scenery frames the proceedings. Glarus unique joint Protestant Catholic governance is noted with shared church services.
Harvard professor Munsterberg warns against hypnotic experiments outside medical context. He notes hypnotism as attention manipulation, not telepathy or spiritualism, and urges consent and physician use only for patient health, with dangers to physical and moral health.
Major McClaughry at Fort Leavenworth recounted a prisoner who hacked a steel bar with a yarn thread, water, limestone dust and grit. A demonstration used a grating and guard to show the claim, with emery and chalk aiding cuts, reducing time from eighteen hours to five hours.
The Monon Route lists a September excursion from Greencastle to Chattanooga at 11 60. Return by September 28 with extension to October 17. Special cars depart Greencastle at 8 26 p m Sunday September 14 attached to Department Special at Louisville. Reservations through W W Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent Bedford Indiana Indianapolis.
Local druggists tout Eru-sa pile cure as non opiate non lead and free of poisons, claiming other pile medicines cause constipation and harm. They guarantee the cure with a $56 forfeit and list Jones Stevens Co. Sole as the reliable Greencastle distributor.
Jones Stevens druggists urge consulting a doctor for stomach or bowel trouble but promote Adler-i-ka as a powerful mix of buckthorn bark and glycerine. They claim just one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly with quick action and surprise at results.
A partial OCR timetable section shows scattered times and day indicators. The readable items include early morning sun references and several clock times, but many entries are incomplete or garbled, offering minimal context about location or events.
A servant girl in Oriental tale performs a ritual with a cat's body and three Uttrins, awakens sick and confronts the cat spirit speaking through her. The spirit denounces a quadruple murder before the girl dies in violence as the mistress learns of the haunting.
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