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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
7
An old health column explains that kidneys filter the blood every three minutes and that kidney trouble can cause heart and rheumatic symptoms. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and provides order details and a mail offer while mixing in local notes about neighbors and church events.
A collection of short items lists Kirby Bros specials and window displays. Local residents like Miss Sue Kemble and Mrs. John J. Puttmann visit friends in Columbus and New Point. Names include Patrick Ewing, Oliver Goddard, Dr. Thomas Johnson, Ed Jacobs, Arthur Floyd, and John S. Gleason amid notices of travel, purchases, and a Greensburg death.
Dorothy Dix quotes in Ainslee's describe a boy's early signs of love as a shift from rough habits to increased grooming. The piece links morning baths, soap, nails, collars, and dress to the dawning awareness of women, noting the change as a sign of love entering his life and shaping self-presentation.
Investigation reveals Maggsu and WEST offer Greensburg customers the most complete and best selected Haviland china line.
A local listing promotes extra fancy large raisins large figs seeded raisins cleaned currants bulk raisins prunes peaches and apricots from MarsH and Wesy.
A brief ad appeals to boys to buy a box of Uncle Jim as a nice gift for a father, brother, or for oneself.
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies The Third National Bank of Greensburg Indiana is authorized to extend its corporate existence until the close of business on December 4 1922 under the act of Congress approved July 12 1882.
The text extols feed for cattle and humans as a scientific standard. It argues bone, flesh, and blood needs are met by bone food, flesh and muscle food, blood food, cod liver oil, lime and soda, and claims it supports bone development and vitality in delicate children.
Iron bedsteads and stands at almost any price from the cheapest to the dearest. See E. G. Schultz & Co., and it will not be necessary to look any farther.
The Board of Commissioners of Decatur County will meet in special session on December 29 1902 to approve claims against the county. Those with claims must file with the Auditor by December 2 1902 and claims must be filed at least one day before the board enters. Coleman T Pleak Auditor.
All persons indebted to DeArmond and Williams are urged to call at once and settle their accounts.
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