25 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
The piece observes a busy post office scene with a stern postmaster pushing efficiency. It notes William Hoagland's death after a short illness and recalls Christmas sentiments about children and community spirit.
Manager Billy Francis installs alarm doors at the Southside Theatre exit on Broadway to keep out cold air and provide time to wrap before stepping outside. The feature aims to enhance patron comfort during entry and exit.
Moss Jane Daendisan, noted as a fine specimen of womankind, slipped on ice in front of the IP Monday morning and suffered a broken hip. Medical staff attend to her, but comfort remains elusive despite expert nursing care.
Holman Black, known for six men's work daily, took about three days off last week. He returned Monday but admits he was not fit for work, saying the town needs workers not claiming rapid training in seven weeks.
Mr and Mrs Harry Mount welcomed relatives from Chicago and Nuneaton this week bringing joy and family reunion warmth to their home.
Edited by Dr. David H. Reeder, Porte Indiana, the piece dismisses creams and massages as ineffectual, urges constipation relief and ample water, and promotes plain soap and clean washing. It warns against scented soaps made from questionable fats and lauds natural oils and simple cleansing routines for healthier skin.
A simple inexpensive method uses vinegar prepared at home with soap to keep the skin clear and free from wrinkles. The article promotes practical common sense to maintain good health and a fashionable appearance for loved ones.
A mixed page from a health column discusses scalp itching remedies stressing dry scalp causes and brushing routine. It discusses dynamic magnetism methods and inquiries to Dr David E Reeder Home Health Club. Obituaries note Edward Crume died after illness, and Mrs Sen Wahman passes away in Indianapolis hospital. other items mention Miss Mary Jane Miser and local holiday lodging patterns.
Advertises paying up to ten dollars a set for old false teeth regardless of condition. Also buys old gold silver and broken jewelry with quick payment. Mail-in offers promise check by return mail and goods held for sender approval. Mazer's Tooth Specialty at 2067 S fifth Street Philadelphia is named.
Merit wins in appointing Prof G W Holmes former Westport school superintendent as head of mutual training at a Louisville high school. Cooper King ends months in darkness and begins daytime railroad work. Mrs Mollie Snyder and Mrs Rebecca Dailey arrive with Miss Flora Snyder of St Joe and William in Illinois for postgraduate study. Miss Melia Holby in Ashinton block says she feels at home again. Engraved Christmas cards reach Mrs Bertha Wise and Miss Estella from friends, easing the travel mood of Greensburg residents.
A feisure gathering brings Miss Hester Davidson from Flower Hospital Toledo Mr and Mrs James Zoller and their son Miers student in Boston technology school Donald Davidson a soldier at Camp Taylor and Albert Zoller of Indianapolis join the festivities amid family reunion season settings.
William Erdmann youngest son of Pestymaster Erdmann of Natchez will marry Miss Rosemary Murphy a popular young woman of the southern city tonight. The couple will reside in Natchez after the wedding and receive best wishes for their future.
Miss Florine Tilson will illustrate the wedding of her college chum Miss Mary Pen of Covington Kentucky. The accompanying songs will be played by the Khv Mr Andrew Smith of Covington. Tilson will perform the wedding march.
Mrs. Martha Rucker reports a light snowfall in Washington DC bringing joy to men women and children who run about in delight. She notes no snow had fallen at the Capital for two years.
Prof J W Ray resigns his post as vocational instructor. Prof McCracken will fill the position temporarily as the department names a successor. The move follows Ray being widely praised as a leader and friendly figure among bio pupils who nicknamed him Joe Bill.
The ceremony united Miss Cecil Robbids of Forsythe and Set Leland Curtis of FS Theops Ky on Christmas day at the lire home. The couple receive best wishes for prosperity and happiness.
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