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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
2
Star-Democrat Greencastle notices
Public notice item published in Greencastle Indiana by the Star-Democrat Publishing Company. Provided on 17 and 19 South Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Democrat Publishing Company
South Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Monon Route Colonist Fares One Way
Monon Route Colonist fares one way on sale September 25 to October 10. Fares listed include Portland Oregon 34.80 Seattle 38.80 San Francisco 39.80 Great Falls Montana 39.16 and Spokane Washington 40.53. Agent J D Ellis invites inquiries for other points in the Northwest West and Southwest territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Spokane
Monon
J.D. Ellis
Good Voice Valued Even in Marriage Market
A soft well modulated voice is a valuable asset, surpassing beauty and helping in social and marriage markets. The article notes how gracious manner and gentle tone aid personal appeal and commercial worth. It also highlights dental surgeries for Swedish schoolchildren and the clear benefits seen in their improvement.
Digestion and Assimilation Tablets Promote Vitality
The text states that strength comes from digestion and assimilation not amount eaten. It advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as invigorating the stomach and liver to perform their functions naturally and notes sale by all dealers.
Mending Chair Joints with Rope and Glue
A method to tighten chair joints by placing glue and wrapping a double rope around the rungs. Wind the rope with a stick tied under a rung to hold tension until the glue sets. This creates a secure bond and stabilizes the chair frame during curing.
Must First Pass Ordeal Respecting Citizenship In Africa Tribe
In Central Africa a tribe grants citizenship and marriage rights only after a man climbs down a precipice. The passage notes a ritual requiring a cliff descent before full social privileges are bestowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Notice to Gravel Road Contractors in Putnam County Indiana
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners Greencastle Indiana will receive sealed bids on October 6 1918 at 2 pm for 14389.56 feet of gravel road improvement on the F P Farmer road in Greencastle Township. Bidders must file bond equal to bid amount with surety resident in the county or a local surety company and affidavits denying collusion. The board may reject any or all bids and a completion period will be fixed. C L AIRHART Auditor Putnam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Putnam
State of
Indiana
Greencastle
Greencastle Township
Putnam County
F P. Farmer
Does God Send Trouble
Rev. John Belcom Shaw argues that most world troubles arise from human choices or heredity, not divine will. He asserts divine sovereignty explains affliction, presenting Satan’s permission and God’s benevolent purpose guiding hardship to develop stronger humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
God
Job
Peter
Christ
Earl of Aberdeen
Halifax
Admiralty
Simtin
Noiseless Coal Chute Dream Haunts Nervous Man
A nervous man at a table laments coal arriving through a noisy chute and imagines a noiseless design. He envisions velvet lined or cushioned chutes to spare nerves, while the coal roar continues and he clings to the hope of proving a benefit to mankind. He longs to turn his idea into a safer, quieter solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coar
New York Sun
Daddy Plays Piano, Neighbors Fearful Of Noise
A Philadelphia man, famed for ragtime, ticked off his daughter by hammering the piano as neighbors kept their windows open. The girl pleaded that onlookers would think she was the pianist, prompting the father to stop playing in disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Muel Amusen
Daddy
Buffalo
A Bit Unkind Banquet Speech Gag
A humorous exchange about delivering a banquet speech. One character laments not knowing what to say, the other suggests a playful line about having a sore throat to get a cheer. The banter aims for lighthearted tone.
His Audience With Him
A witty bitter exchange unfolds in a courtroom as Lord Ellenborough encourages a timid young lawyer to proceed with his first argument despite his shaky start. The judge’s quip suggests imperial patience and courtroom tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenborough
Almost Too Late This One Jack Spring Season Sentiment
Fragmentary note references springtime mood and natural signs like birds mating and potatoes sprouting. Lacks clear event or person details beyond general seasonal imagery.
Relations in Law of Brides Nervous About In-Law Meetings
The article describes brides facing nervous strain from meeting their husbands relatives on wedding tours. It contrasts bride and in-law expectations, notes brides feel the relatives view them as property, and recalls tension as families try to fit the bride into imagined roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
Water Needs for Vitality and Stamina
An excerpt notes that water sustains body functions from digestion to elimination and that a typical adult should drink at least two quarts daily. It mentions Japanese soldiers drinking two to four gallons daily as a comparison and cites Dr. Latson on water’s role in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. Latnon
M. D
Outing
Rice polishing strips grain of nutrition and flavor
A letter to the agricultural department explains that Japanese rice is polished for export, removing the husk and bran and a protein surface. Professor Knapp’s investigation shows polishing robs the kernel of a fourth of its nutritive value and flavor, affecting muscle-building quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
France
America
H. 8. Chubb
Philadelphia Vegetarian Society
Agricultural Department
5. A. Knapp
China
Japan
Philippines
Olive production and oil extraction in Spain described
The article outlines Spanish olive preparation and pickling methods for green olives in bottles or kegs. It notes sorting, cold-water soaking, brine baths with salt and soda, and optional aromatics, while ripe olives are less desired. It also describes traditional oil extraction using horse mills and lever presses, with primitive steps, storage risks, and the rise of improved machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Palm trees of Ceylon and their many uses
Describes how the coconut palm sustains Sri Lankan life from sap distillation to milk for visitors and oil lamps. Notes its fibre for nets and rope, wood for rafters and thatching, and leaf ribs used for brooms and bird cages, highlighting its broad economic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Evil of You Many Churches
Essay notes that having many small congregations harms church administration and preaching. It argues towns with six or more churches struggle to attract fair preachers who can be paid, available, and devoted, leaving pastoral duties neglected and sermons constrained. One clergyman bluntly states no business could flourish under such a system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Costly Locks of Hair Fetch Elegant Sums in Paris
In Paris eye catching hair from famed figures sells as curios. Nelson locks recently brought $625 for two dozen, Wellington hair remains $7.60 per lock, Napoleon forelock fetches between $5 and $100, while Byron hair sits steady at $97.50 reflecting demand and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Lord Byron
Fashionable talk and the new rich in a rag of Doucet
The excerpt mocks pretentious talk of wealth and luxury among the rising rich, contrasting gowns described as rag of Doucet with the idea of a country house kept with luxury yet claimed as simple. It criticizes affectation among the nouveau riche and their self-conceit.
Rebellion Over Plan to Tear Down Boys Room for Court
A mother asks where her sons go and Willie replies they will protest the move to convert the boys crochet and fancy work room into a girls basketball court. The line satirically notes student actions against the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Pink Hat Tip Refusal Ends Brief Chicago Exchange
A brief Chicago Tribune snippet shows Pink refusing a tip for a hat brushing, saying no smaller bill exists than a 4 ten. The boss replies he can change it, and Pink takes his leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Senator La Follette Listens To Exposure Of Profit Without Honor
A Madison luncheon features Senator La Follette reacting to a magazine writer's tale of how a capitalist made his fortune, calling it another case of profit without honor. An autumn tonic claiming to aid blood and digestion is advertised by Hollister's R. M. Tea, sold at Owl Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator la Follette
Madison
Hollister
R. M
Owl
Leading to Higher Things
A reflection on human development through noble qualities and responsibility. The author argues people gain higher aims by internalizing virtue they do not yet know and by being entrusted with duties.
Women in British telephone service reach one third of staff
About one third of the 18 000 employees in the British telephone service are women. This indicates a significant participation of women in the industry, reflecting broader social changes. The article notes the expanding role of women in technical and customer service positions within the network.
Teaker Physician and Surgeon Ad in Greencast Indiana
Doctor Teaker announces medical and surgical services at office on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut in Greencast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut St
Greencast
Ind
Greencastle Building Entry on South Vine Street
Location in Greencastle Indiana reads Once in Renee Building on South Vine Street indicating a cited place. Details on building or event are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
South Vine St
Greencastle
Ind
Physician and Surgeon W M McKatchey Residence and Office
The notice identifies W M McHatchey as a physician and surgeon with residence at the corner of Leomington and Seminary streets and office in Evans' Block, No 24 Bout Jackson street, listing office phone 327 and residence phone 889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. M Egatchey
Leomington
Seminary Streets
Evans’ Block
Jackson Street
Trustee notices and local postings from Madison Mill Creek and Jackson
Sunday notices show trustees Madison Mill Creek and Jackson Townships listing weekly office hours at homes or residences on Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. The items include names Will Strube Ernest Kivett Benjamin Walls and Mrs Benham with a Riley's Second‑Hand Store advertisement at 728 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
South Main Street
Homeseekers Excursions for Pennsylvania Lines Rail Service
West Southwest and Northwest trips offered by Pennsylvania Lines Vandalia railroad. For particulars consult a ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers
Pennsylvania Lines
Vandalia Railroad
Porches and a Wicker Chaise With Convertible Seats
A portrait of a two section wicker chaise loun ge for porches that can split into two chairs when lounging is not desired. The gag humor from Punch features a Victorian Exchange about a golfer searching for a ball and a near miss with the ball going out of bounds.
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