Daily Herald publication and subscription details
Public notice of the Greencastle Indiana Daily Herald notes second class mail status and the publisher Charles J. Arnold. It lists address 17 and 19 S Jackson Street, Greencastle, and provides subscription rates by mail and by carrier, with prices for four months, weekly, and single copies, plus charges for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry lines.
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Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
York
Oncom
Missing Fluk Found By Derwin In Mystery Drawer
In a brief Chicago News item Derwin exclaims at last he has discovered the missing fluk and, by reaching under a bureau, pulls forth the other cu buttar. The quirky line hints at a lighthearted, unnamed household mystery highlighted by the discovery.
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Derwin
Chicago News
Pointed Paragraphs from Chicago News
A collection of aphorisms and moral quips on life in Chicago. Observations target luck, effort, propriety, and social behavior with humorous stings about men and women in everyday situations.
Santa Fe Brakeman Adir үн
A rugged applicant sought a railroad brakeman job at Santa Fe. General Manager Fred C. Fox refused the hire, telling the man they did not need brakemen and to remove the ad from eastern papers.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Chip
Fred C. Fox
Mr. Fox
Job seeker pushes for hire in tense Philadelphia exchange
In a terse exchange a job seeker from Philadelphia pressures Fos and a partner to hire him. The respondent agrees, offering to report the man this afternoon, as the scene turns on firm terms and blunt dialogue.
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Gemeyde
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praise Michigan
Mrs A H Jau of Caseville Michigan thanks the remedy for saving her baby during summer illness and says the medicine is kept in the house. Mrs Mary Carrington of Caseville Michigan also testifies to years of prompt relief from Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Jau
Caseville, Mich
Mary Carrington
Bulger Family Dream Ends in Quiet Struggles
In a slice of Modern Society the Bulger family is described through a bus driver's memory. Bill becomes an actor while Tom pursues art and Mary trains as a music teacher. John, however, never found footing and lived to support his siblings.
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Bulger
Bill
Tom
Mary
John
Stark Apples On Sale For Fall Use At See Wetz
Stark apples are now on sale for fall use at Wetz store. The listing notes available varieties and pricing, urging buyers to visit the local shop for fresh fruit selections and seasonal deals.
Dr Osborn Self Adjusting Rupture Appliance
An advertisement claims Dr Osborn offers a self adjusting rupture appliance with a proof free offer. It urges action today with a warning tomorrow may be too late and invites readers to come in for the proof at no cost.
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Osborn
Indianapolis
Oretter
Traction Terminal
Torraw
DR. Osborn
Boys Talk Money Worries and Marble Heist
A boy named Bobby and his father debate buying new arithmetic books and shoes while a cousin plans to move West. Bobby reveals he owns marbles offered for sale to a titled buyer, and his father offers two quarters but balks at further help. The scene ends with a line about Truman era nature and dignity.
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ePapa
Bobby
Mamie Kelly
Nellie Foster
Sam
Aunt Mary's
Billy
Tyler
Secret Office Romance Intertwines Families and Favors
In Spencer and Boyd law offices Jimmie the office boy pursues his weekly lunch with Helen Carroll, the senior partner’s secretary. A soldier with crutches returns home from overseas, revealing Spencer’s son Jim’s affection for Helen and triggering family discussions about engagement and propriety.
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Spencer and Boyd
Mr. Spencer
Miss Carroll
Jimmie
Helen Carroll
Helen
Jhoannie
Spencer
Naridith Spalding
Lune
Jin
Jim
Judith
Chis
McChire Newspaper Syndicate
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Eastman Supplies
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Druggist
West Side Square
Cooh
Truman
Margaret L.ahern
Timmie
Amite
Hele
Honery
Opera House
A. Cook, Prop
Mgr
Samuel Goldwyn
Mabel Normand
Christy Cabanne
Goldwyn
Ford Educational Weekly
Spanuth
The
Citizens National Bank
Bank OF Service
Via
Highlander
Gowd
Central National Bank
Linton
Glenn R. Hamrick
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