18 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
1
A jumble of town news covers a German bacon delivery to Decatur county relatives, coal conservation urges, business openings, thefts, and a long fashion column on facial beauty. It recounts a Tulsa oil investor rumor, a Sunday school superintendent loss, and a spur of health tips promoting dieting and hair care.
A federal court upheld the Federal Farm Loan Act in a case challenging the constitutionality of joint stock land banks. Judge en Valkenburgh ruled the law constitutional and an appeal to the Supreme Court was noted. Government representations included McAdoo and Wickersham, with former justices Hughes involved for the banks.
A letter from a club member apologizes for negligence in responding and expresses gratitude for fourteen years of valuable guidance from the doctor. The writer acknowledges reading the Club Notes for fourteen years and notes the advisor’s counsel has been reliable.
A collage of classified fragmentary notices includes a tooth trade plea "TEETH WANTED" offering cash for broken sets, plus letters to Dr Reeder and Home Health Club outlining health tips, diet advice, and requests for medical guidance. It mentions Philadelphia address and references Mrs. P and a 11 month old.
Mrs Dora Morris returns from Pittsburn and will stay with her son Fred in his home for an extended visit. Burley Burke, a Decatur county native who served in the army, visited his HKwingson home last week after recovering from lung trouble and a gunshot wound. Miss Harriett Cooper of Shelbyville and Mrs J W Rucker joined Mr and Mrs William Rueker for supper Monday evening.
Miss Marie Link, who has spent thirteen months working for Uncle Sam in Washington, will be at home for Christmas.
Fragmented OCR recounts a December 4 marriage of Miss Aa Mi’r to Otis Tucker in Clarksburg. The piece mentions ceremony secrecy lasting over a week and notes related local figures including James F. Caskey and Harry Hill, with scattered references to college plans and a theater director.
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