03 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
1
Dr David H Reeder explains food classes and nutritive value, stressing protein carbohydrates and phosphates for muscle, energy, and brain nourishment. Readers are invited to write for Home Health Club health advice at 5039 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago with full name and address and 4 cents postage.
Fragmented notice claims guaranteed profits of 70 percent for hosts and daily earnings of $10 through selling to friends neighbors and the public. It mentions International Mille West Philadelphia and Gem Bakery plus a sales position for trees shrubs and berries by Brown Brothers Narceries Rootfeeter New York with vague employer details.
The document lists officers including President wW.O. Ehrhardt and Vice President Mrs. Margaret Rankle with Secretary Miss Anna Link and Treasurer EB. O. Jarman. Executive Committee members include Dr. R. M. Thomas Dr. D. W. Weaver Carrie Stewart Bieter Leonissa Ed Fee.
A short collection notes visits and greetings from local residents and guests. Mies Hattie Cooper of Shelbyville visits the Rucker family. Mrs. R. J. Tharp of Winfield Kansas enjoys time with the Styers family. Edward Gettler vacationing with grandmother, Redmond. Hantington of Columbus meets Mrs. Abbott and Lucile Hantington. Mattie Miller of College Corner and Connel Snead Baker of Newpoint join Thanksgiving at the Gilbert home. Mrs. D. A. years makes a brief recovery from nose membrane surgery.
Locals note Mrs Albert Hornung has not been well for days and friends wish her a speedy recovery. The piece humorously hints a marriage bug has touched a widowed doctor, teasing which young woman might win his favor.
Mrs Mary Scobey arrived home after a brief visit in Jeffersonville to share Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Elmer Cotterman and Mr and Mrs Harry Stack. Friends mourn Mrs Turner’s extended hospital stay at Olnoetowati hospital due to ongoing health issues.
Postal guidance advises early mailing for Christmas packages to distant U S points with Dec 15 deadline. Packets require sturdy wrapping heavy paper strong twine and clear return address. Do not mail liquids live animals or certain foods. box and crate use heavy cardboard and wood. mark not to be opened until Christmas and address plainly and securely.
Government imposes a new war tax on telephone toll messages effective the first of December. The law adds one cent to any message with a charge of a dollar sixty or more. Decatur County Independent Telephone Co issues instructions to its exchanges.
Mobleyste announces a large sale of household goods arriving daily with prices that suit any budget. The event runs from Saturday December 5 through the following Saturday with limited quantities and convenient pickup at Gem Bakery offering several pie varieties including butterscotch.
Peter Radford argues the church press and school form a progress trio guiding communities. He cites farm church building, membership, and funding while urging cooperation to strengthen rural life through practical religion and shared efforts.
The piece discusses a statute restricting married women from conveying property without the husband’s help but allows them to lease property for any number of years signed by the woman. It suggests advising both the married woman and the potential lessee to test the law’s validity.
Special 43 Bargain Day offers Tuesday weekly items including knives forks spoons and shells at clearance prices. Guaranteed not to tarnish and cash purchases urged at 400 address.
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