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Greensburg New Era in Greensburg, Indiana
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
Sleeping Hints From a Historic Health Column
Advice warns against sleeping in a room with gas burning to avoid rapid oxygen depletion. Open windows day and night regardless of weather. Sleep on a hard bed with a light covering, and avoid soft bedding that weakens the body. A hot bath is deemed not essential for sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroom
Leilih
Time and Money Savers in the Kitchen and Pantry
A reader shares tips to stretch resources with simple kitchen tricks. A vinegar rinse in boiling water helps keep delicate fish intact, and a basic technique uses a rich blend of salt and heat to preserve warmth in a hot water bottle.
Local Social Notes From Letts Area Society
Mrs John Fey and sons Froya and Raymond returned from a visit with relatives near Oldenburg Permas Z21ta of Bateeville, guest of her daughter Mrs Albert Armetrong. Fred Kops has returned to work after a few days with his people at Batenville. Miss Mary Fenley left for Delaware Ohio to enter Otto Wesleyan University next year. Geo Otto of Shelbyville sang at Wonderland Theatre Thursday evening. Mrs Bert Meek of Sanunosky visited her parents Thursday. Miss Lucy Hyde, formerly with Dal mbert Co, married Dr Day of Chicago Wednesday. Mrs G W Davis of Letts shopped here Thursday. Miss Myrtle Wetzler returned to Columbus Ohio Tuesday after visiting Miss Sylvie Harvea. Henry Springmier administrator estate of Henry Bisax. Probate claim demand 80.50. Dr Glase of Mullhonasen visited Thursday. Misses Jessie and Lillie Redding ton hosted Merry Makers and Phi Alphas Thursday at a linen shower for Miss Winifred Barnes upcoming marriage. Mrs Will Porter entertained Mothers Clan Thursday afternoon. Wm Beaver and wife of New Salon were visitors Thursday. Mrs Geo Gardner of Letts was a shopper here Thursday. Miss Beasia Arbuckle of Sardinia was a shopper here Thursday. Miss Mary Scott and Miss Amy Bemis were on duty at Delmbert's Thursday due to illness. Mrs Philip Magee of Alberty was a shopper here Thursday. Mrs Sherman Brown south of town was a shopper here Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kops Bai
Hie
Batenville
Mies Mery Fenley
Delaware
Ohio
Otto Wesleyan University
Geo. Otto
Shelbyville
Wonderland Theatre
Tauraday
Mise
Beasis Arbuckle
Sardinia
Mary Scott
Amy Bemis
Delmbert's
Philip Magee
Alberty
Sherman Brown
South of Town
Dickens Cenementary and New Appreciation Sparks Revival
The Dickens centenary and a worldwide celebration are planned for next February. A Dickens revival gains momentum as a testimonial by Strana Magazine launches to show Dickens works’ enduring popularity and aid descendants. A Dickens stamp sales drive supports the effort as readers are urged to attach stamps to fly leaves of Dickens editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Dickene
Strana Magazine
Disten
Lord Alvestone
Lord Cotes Justice
England
Lord Rosebery
Andrew Lang
Hall Ocsine
A. Rider Haggard
Enogiteh Renoy
Dickene
Dickens
Australia
Great Britain
Death of Ed Lanham
The death of Ed Lanham, well known in the city, occurred Tuesday night at his Bedford home. He was 47 and leaves a wife and son. He was a member of Greensburg Lodge No. 30 F and A M and his burial will be under that fraternity. The body will arrive in the city Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lanham
Bedford
Con. J Lanham
Decatur County
Greensburg
Farewell Screening of Oberammergau 1910 Passion Play
Henry Ellsworth presents his third and final pictorial reproduction of the Oberammergau Passion Play on June 4 at the Park Theatre Indianapolis before sailing to Oberammergau. The show includes stereoscopic views tinted to nature plus Ellsworth narrative and additional Oberammergau scenes. Local shoppers and visitors frequent the town with several residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ellsworth
Oberammergau
Park Theatre
Indianapolis
New York
Bilsworth
Oberammergan
Ellsworth
Edleworth
Very Special: Ladies Muslin Underwear Clearance Sale
A clearance sale offers low prices on a range of ladies muslin underwear from various manufacturers. The promotion targets women with discounts on exclusive garments and emphasizes widespread appeal.
Town welcomes a parade of visitors and locals
Milroy residents Mrs G B Hames Mise Neil Bosley visit the city alongside Mrs Fred Sorlogmier of Kingaton and Mrs Gerbert Weat of Indianapolis. Various locals attend gatherings, shop, and meet guests as weekly routines surround a notable joke about a banker Benedict’s yacht.
London hotel prices deter American tourists amid Coro crisis
The report notes London hotel rates were set so high that most American visitors would skip the city during the Coro situation. The text adds a skeptical view about public displays of civic labor by the Order of Dishwashers illustrated through the Soaps Sade degres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newlywed Couple Plans Garden Outing
A playful exchange in a kitchen garden scene shows Angelina and her husband Ed win deciding to gather the first fruit of the season together. The young wife offers to hold the ladder while her husband plucks the produce, highlighting their eagerness and inexperience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina
Edwin
Equoriat Elles Note on a Swapped Go Cart Offer
A fragmented note describes a desire to swap a go cart for a double cart. The writer references consolation and humidity and mentions a person named Posy SAR and a tied oil color theme. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or events.
Paraphrased Household Doings From Old Manuscripts
Instructions caution readers on cleaning tools and storage habits. Avoid using worn brooms and keep tea coffee and baking powder closed. Refrain from using metal cutlery for cooking and limit cake and bread intake. Ensure cloths towels and soap are stored properly and stains removed before washing. Prevent children from handling poles and avoid storing foods in opened cans.
The Quiet Toiler Poem Excerpt on Duty and Humility
A measured verse praises the quiet toiler who works daily without praise or debt to others. The speaker extols steady devotion to duty whether tasks are high or low and hopes such toil wakes the world to continual improvement.
Maid of Athens Poem Fragment Ends With Promised Change
Fragmentary poem lines hint at departure from Athens and the speaker predicting changes for the female subject. The speaker mentions hats shirts and attire, then jokes about future styles and a bearing beard. The text remains incomplete and uncertain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Bitlinger
Mars
Fletcher
Charles
Eavie Dalnbert
John Fey
Froya
Raymond
Oldenburg
Permas Z21ta
Bateeville
Albert Armetrong
W.H. Weaver
Bert Meek
Sanunosky
Mise Lucy Hyde
Aateslady
Dalmbert & Co
Dr. Day
Chicago
G. W. Davis
Lette
Thureday
Joe Watkins
Letts
Thurday
Myrtle Wetzler
Colawmbss, O
Toareday
Mise Sylvie Harvea
Henory Springnier
Henry Springmier
Henry Bisax
de. Glase
Mullhonasen
Mieses Jeasio
Lillie Reddington
Merry Makers
Phi Alphas
Winifred Barnes
Will Porter
Wm. Beaver
New Salon
Geo. Gardner
Geo. Fiecuse
Scott Murphy O
Kingston
Hue
John S. Smith
Bonisville
ED Lantam
The
Hofen
Rafes Moore
Clarkshoro
Joe Spitzmeier
Mies Bessie Mitchell
Mies Uphamal Armstrong
Chas
Schuyler
Snelbyville
Elmer Davie
Mre
Elmer Davis
Master Ohbas
Ray Dennison
Bontole Dennison
Fred Sorlogmier
Kingaton
Gerbert Weat
Indianapoolis
Mra Foley Brazerton
South Franklin Street
Virgil Alexander
Millhousen
Misa Marie Roza
Toatavapglia
Chas Nyan
Vlad
Ethel Newman
Keightetown
John Betas
Cincinnati
Gertrude
Robert Haas
Columbus
Mise Mothe Zoller
Todians
Oll
Bark Baddengs
Harris City
W. G. Updike
Con
Weatort
Wilbur Msen
Mise Hasai Perry
Ruabville
Tom Magee
Tadianopolis
John Dennacher
Tuesaday
Colorado
Jack Black
Mies
Ruth McCracken
Irvin Mealana
Equorialettes
Mali
Athens
Maid of Athens
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