10 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
1
The ad proclaims a major cut price sale for Spring and Summer clothing in Greensburg. It promises real reductions and states the store will not close to change price marks, emphasizing fair dealing and high business standards for regular customers.
Long reflection on women, goodness, and cleverness arguing that harmony between home life and public life depends on women being both wise and strong. The speaker critiques old adages about happiness, urges self reliance, and contrasts traditional expectations with twentieth century realities for women.
A didactic exhortation urges lessons in truth and reverence for women. It calls on boys to seek purity and on men to shield womankind from weakness, claiming these values will bring about a millennial era. A closing plea admonishes maidens to be good yet clever.
Six clear weather days forecast and rhymes praising harvest on the Greensburg line. Franklin street curb work nears completion as cement walks contrast with brick center. The poem notes a temperature around eighty five by day and sixty one at night. Mrs Will Chidester visits Mrs W Hill.
Orville Garrett and Miss Mollie Chandler, prominent Sandusky youths, will marry at Rev. H. Morrow's home at 3 o'clock Sunday. After the ceremony they plan a wedding tour to Niagara Falls and Buffalo as friends extend congratulations.
The notice touts Dr Cald Wells Syrup Pepsin as a pure liver tonic for constipation biliousness and indigestion. Sold by Battertons drug store at Ave for 1.00 with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A proposed appropriation of $6,500 is set to fund a dispensary for consumptives. The plan outlines creation, location, and administrative oversight for the health facility. Community groups urge swift approval to improve access to care and curb spreading illness.
In Indianapolis a TB dispensary is proposed to aid financially strapped patients. The Board of Health seeks 6500 dollars for an institution to dispense food and medicine. A young TB specialist physician would run it with two trained nurses. The program includes patient care guidance and methods to prevent spread.
The tribute notes Col Cumback kept active in many affairs into advanced age. He is praised as a good soldier, a good Republican, and a good citizen with an honorable record. His name is placed among Indiana’s men who served well.
The Reds were defeated Wednesday for the fourth time this season as the Oogood Colts won. Dreas of Cincinnati, new prospect signed by Spinney, pitched well for the Reds while Saddler starred for the Colts. Waybright exited after a collision with a spectator, replaced by Fails.
Stop Babies Tears and Ninety percent of babies troubles stem from digestive issues. A few doses of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin digests milk, sweetens breath, reduces fever, and relieves pain. Harmless to mother or child. Sold by Battersons Drug Store at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Money back if it fails.
Williamstown farmer George Fowler nearly suffocated by natural gas when a Jumbo burner was left on overnight. He woke to poison gas, neighbors entered through a rear window, pulled him outside, and he recovered with only weakness in the knees.
Frederick H. Neiman wed Elizabeth C. Huber and Orville Garrett married Mary Ellen Chandler. A separate incident reports Miss Dora Bates of South Franklin Street spraining her ankle after a fall on a doorstep. she will be laid up for several days.
H J Byrum of Westport collapsed and died while demonstrating threshing to local boys in the harvest field. The 70 year old, a Civil War veteran, left a wife and two sons. Funeral set for Friday at 10 a m in Westport.
An advertisement extols Dr Waldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant cure for heat palpitations nervousness and various ailments claiming to purify the blood clear the brain and cure indigestion and bowel trouble. Battersons Drug Store offers it at 50 cents and 1.00 with money back guarantee. A death notice reports Mrs Mary Brownson of Dallas Texas passing away at her home. she was raised near Letts and had many friends in Decatur County.
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