17 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
1
Disjointed notice details a payment plan with varying weekly start amounts and disbursement timing around December. It promises checks before Christmas and interest, and invites all to join while offering fresh baked goods at Gem.
An out-of-context 1962 style plea outlines natural and induced sickness, drink, cigarettes, and moral cautions. It references wealth and land access, farm life, pestilence, and a southern postwar backdrop, ending with an invitation to write to the Home Health Club for questions.
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania a group of women advertised guaranteed hosiery with promises of daily profits of ten dollars. The notices target friends and neighbors and promise easy earnings without risk.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Bangin Siegfk and dates in an unclear context. readable proper nouns include Bangin and Siegfk. no full event details available. The text hints at Quadrant 4 and late actions, but specifics are obscured.
An advertisement cites Kipling on the humanizing effect of smoking and describes G. G. Joults & Co offering a cigarette set for sale at $1.50. The text features garbled OCR with several misspellings and unclear phrases but centers on a tobacco sale promoted with a Kipling reference.
A partial OCR fragment shows a president and secretary with missing surnames and several officer roles. It lists names such as W. O Ekbrbarde, Mrs Wargare, Miss Auos Link, O. Jermen, and committee members including Dr. R. MW, Thom, and D. W. Weaver among others.
The readable lines reference names and numbers with unclear meaning. It mentions 74s, 13 boats, and a data analysis tied to a game. It also alludes to advertisements and unknown persons in a muddled passage.
The fragment suggests a discussion of insurance on wool clothing and quilts. It mentions moth damage to wool items and a cedar chest, and references gifts from E.G. Sobusts and Company on West Main Street with prices ranging from $460 to $1950.
An odd advertisement tone parades through garbled lines about an Odtimer grandstore item and a “Pia Ola Oloss” catalog. The passage hints at a musical or decorative clock reference, mentioning touches to please a beloved sister’s children and a half foot tall oak or mahogany piece. It closes with a cryptic brand nod and an invitation to try it.
A kitchen cabinet protare a lightening mirror a ram an easy chair pedestal dressing table cedar wheat and more are listed to be found at the Rankin furniture.
A brief item notes that four or five driving horses can be fed and housed at the Clemons Star Barn, indicating barn capacity and feed efficiency in a concise rural reference.
Reverend H Fern and E Bedell promote The Ark Mission at Riverside 401 E Washington St. meetings run Tuesday and Friday 7:60 PM with Sunday services at 2:30 and 7 PM. Harrod preaching claims conversions healings and baptism of the Holy Spirit as the power of God draws believers.
An advertisement touts a Domenatio vacuum cleaner by Shalts and Co. as capable of removing every particle of dirt and germs from homes with claims of high efficiency and low prices. The notice also mentions bakery products and other unrelated items amid the ad content.
The advertisement promotes a child desk and chair from E G Schultz & Co offered at 2.50 dollars. It argues the pleasure and value exceed the cost, presenting the item as a worthwhile investment for family welfare.
A puzzling, garbled note from Gem Hatery mentions prexniaoms and a sea aria pattern. It references a mete tra bhat wel fale ca 7g with scattered terms like Raakin la and Older thay, lacking clear facts or context.
A city market displays an assortment of items including imported fabrics and domestic produce. Hand picked goods priced at $2.25 per barrel attract buyers as vendors showcase decorative textiles and accessories.
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