04 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
1
A reader-advertisement from the Home Health Club about remedies for night sweats. A Chicago reader claims a husband fell gravely ill, followed a treatment from the Book of Lectures, and saw sweating dramatically reduced after sponging the body. The testimonial notes initial alarm and a physician’s cautious stance.
Mrs Lydia Wiles aged about seventy years widow of the late B F Wiles died Saturday night after several months illness at her home on North Broadway. She leaves one daughter. Funeral Monday.
A school notice from Tommy Jones reads I am willing to kiss any girl in this school. The teacher erased it and kept him after class. Tommy later told classmates it paye to advertise and he was questioned about the episode. J W Clevenger began duties as pastor of the Baptist church with a warm welcome.
Albert Coil Bam Gathman and Robert Hanter are mentioned as fellow veterinary students in Indianapolis. They accompanied a student home for the holiday weekend and enjoyed the time together in a friendly, cheerful tone.
The fragment lists numerous local visits and dinners for Thanksgiving including Mrs. Marion Astcourt with Russell's friends and a visitor from Wabash, Mrs. Hester Richey, and Mrs. Mary Jones with her sister. It notes Archy trial favoring J. P. Archy, a possible family of Dosae and Claude Rindt, and various social gatherings around Culver, Rushville, and Hendere. It reports the burial of Jake Hockerschmidt aged 44 from the & T Ovarieese farm and local deaths, plus guests and travels of several residents in Indiana towns.
Motorman Myers of the I OC discovered a failed airpump on the Greenevurg Express after a cart carried a wornout commutator. The air gauge reportedly read 60 pounds instead of 70, risking brake failure if used. Raebville American.
A pleasant DAR gathering with Mrs Cobb and Mrs Gillam Mondey. Mrs Stimeon offered a charming review of Lady Baltimore to urge readers. Readings from Southern authors by Mrs Racker. A conversation hour and refreshments followed, Mrs Wilt Hane and daughter were welcomed as members.
The fragment describes a elderly woman placing an atlent form beside the departed, remaining silent until a precious moment turns to a loud cry that is echoed by bystanders. The scene ends with a bleak question about continuing life as she contemplates laying another egg tomorrow.
A brief note states they departed Monday for their home in Shelby Wille. The sentence mentions the travelers Me and Mrs Earl Hayes and their destination.
Fragmented notice details a couple named Mr and Mrs Clarence Hughes leaving their West Mein street home on Monday to pursue country living. An unclear line mentions Muse Frian Bebels returning something of minimal value with references to Baslevule of ver fewists.
NW The Northend Neighborhood Clab held a Thanksgiving festival with doe and proper epint. Couples prepared dainty edibles and carried them to the Chet Edkine home on Flint street. The men toured the countryside, returning as night fell to gather at the Baktoe home for a merry close.
Grace Julian Clark, lecturer, faced a tepid reception in the city as her talk on "The Training of the Modern Hercules" met a cool reception. She called out the committee’s attitude while weaving through diversions like child welfare and women’s enfranchisement.
Mrs Herbert Fisher of Washington returns from Greeneburg where she spent last evening with friends, Hope Biar.
The damaged OCR text shows Mr Clay accompanying children to a location named Pearl Kepmosy on a Friday, with unclear surrounding context due to garbled handwriting.
A Chicago Journal matrimonial column lists four single women of notable lineage and charm. The ad seeks correspondence with men for marriage and highlights beauty prudence economy wit charity art and fortune. Each woman is described with elevated references and virtues.
A New York judge calls for harsher government tactics after a high profile society theft. He warns that future offenders will face prison sentences in addition to fines. The judge expects stronger enforcement to curb such frauds and deter further incidents.
Tadianaporte businessmen oppose paying about 20 000 dollars to the Republican National Committee to secure an early 194 conference and national convention, saying the cost is too high. Franklin Star reports the stance as a potential hurdle for scheduling.
The text lists officers elected for Lone Sree Neat Order of Owin including President Teane Minary and Vice President Lewis Voiles. Others named: Invocator Charles Turner, Warden James Sparks, Secretary Taylor Meek, Treasurer Andrew Dickson, trustees John AD Post, John Beatty, Hentivel Leonard Stone, and Janitor Frakk Russell. Jamee Aperke and Mrs J B Woeeter also appear among attendance notes.
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