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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
5
An emergency medicine note praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises burns and similar injuries. It soothes wounds gives instant relief and reportedly halves healing time. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
fragmentary rail schedule lists express and accommodation trains to St Louis Chicago and Knickerbocker branch service with arrival times and route notes. multiple numbers and partial station references indicate a mid era timetable snippet.
The fragment lists limited train runs with times such as 5:00 AM 6:00 7:00 and 1:00 PM. It specifies stops at New Palistine Morristown Arlington Acton Fairland Shelbyville and Indianapolis related lines. The text appears as a timetable snippet with various city names and times, indicating restricted service. The exact context and dates are unclear but the schedule highlights stopping points and limited operation.
Through Pullman service from Chicago and Indianapolis to St Augustine runs weekdays without change via Cincinnati and Queen & Crescent Route Southern Railway and Florida East Coast Railway. Sleepers dining car and observation on No 20. Schedule shows Chicago 1 00 p m Lafayette 4 20 p m Indianapolis 6 20 p m Greensburg 7 30 p m Cincinnati 9 05 p m Jacksonville 8 50 p m St Augustine 10 00 p m.
Satisfied people praise Foley's Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for coughs colds or sore lungs sold at Magee's Pharmacy.
An account links the torments of consumption to famine and cites William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describing his early failure with medicines until Dr Kines New Discovery cured him quickly and completely. The ad promises relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis with guaranteed access at J H Battertons drug store priced one dollar per bottle and a trial bottle free.
The United States issues a new style of money orders to replace the old format. The updated orders feature a torn end with dollar figures from five to one hundred, preventing large alterations. Postmasters nationwide will distribute the new forms as old stocks run out.
Thanksgiving services were observed in the Centenary M E church with Rev John Heritage of the Baptist church delivering an able inspiring address. At the close the usual collection for the poor was taken.
The Greenfield Tribune reports contractor Frank Lewark is missing and may have left via the same ruinous path. He is said to have consumed whiskey, spent heavily, drawn money from funds, been seen with a woman in Indianapolis, and failed to pay material bills and machine costs while his wife and bondsmen sympathize as the case worsens.
Dyspeptics are irritable nervous individuals causing trouble at home. Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide balances the stomach restores health and happiness in the household Magee's Pharmacy.
Mrs Ellen Thornburg living with her daughter Mrs Clarence Eward suffers a sprained ankle from a fall off a doorstep.
Educators coordinating the Indiana State Teachers Association say large attendance is likely for Dec 27 to 29 at the Claypool Hotel. Dr Edwin Holt Hughes will succeed retiring president Dr William L. Bryan, with his inaugural address scheduled for the opening session. The program includes papers on grade disparities and a Thursday ceremony in Tomlinson Hall honoring James Whitcomb Riley.
The Indianapolis Star notes an address by Governor Hanly will be delivered at Tomlinson Hall, outlining upcoming plans and policy directions.
Illness reports and visits fill the Greensburg region as residents trade news. Mrs Oscar Barkley and Mrs Will Thomas are ill. John Freeland visits his son near Letts. Jim Colson family in Kentucky. John Snedeker Jr and family spent Thanksgiving here. Ars Colson in Greensburg visited her daughter. Myron Jenkins family joined R G Adams for Thanksgiving. Carrie King and daughter in Batesville. Mrs George Ray visited her daughter near Millhousen. Hartman household entertaining a boy. Shera was with home folks for Thanksgiving. several residents attended Thanksgiving with relatives.
A sturdy testimonial from C F Collier of Cherokee Ind asserts Electric Bitters cured his severe kidney disease. He suffered constant backache headache and depression before the tonic restored his health. The druggist J H Batterton guarantees the 50 cent remedy.
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