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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
8
Subscribers are asked to check the date opposite their name to learn how they stand on the books. Any error should be reported. the paper will appreciate being notified. Friday December 21, 1900.
Spokane Washington December 7 1900 Edwin White writing from Greensburg recalls 1859 support for County Recorder candidacy and touts Washington resources crops land and city growth. He urges correspondence and notes local business details and two obituaries follow including E E Underwood and Joseph Baker.
Westport resident George Little was in Indianapolis the first of the week. Mal Loyd of Newpoint stayed several days last week. Tom Bemish moved south of town on Monday. Mrs. George Lugenbell of Greensburg visited her daughters here last week. Wil Tucker spent Thanksgiving with brother in law Elmer Walker at Carthage. Walter Whipple and family, of Carthage, were mentioned in the text.
The advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a sugar coated health tonic that turns weakness into strength and energy into mental power. Each box is priced at 25 cents and sold by Grovor Bonner.
Adams township teachers met in Adams on Saturday December 8 with most present except W. O. McKee and Bertha Doggett. New trustee Dr. Chas Howard and ex-trustee A. F. Eubank attended. Topics included Talks to Teachers and Students led by Prof. Rhodes and Side Lights on History by C. F. Taylor and W. A. Sharp. The study of literature was postponed to next meeting.
Jackson township institute met at Alert on December 8 with forty visitors. Chapters I II III of Talks on Life's Ideals were discussed and later IX X of The Study of Literature were read. M A Tremain spoke on School Hygiene and Trustee Banister discussed History before adjournment for Waynesburg on January 12 1901.
Red Hot From the Gun was the ball that hit G. B. Stead man of Newark Michigan in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers for twenty years until Bucklen s Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts bruises burns boils felons corns sores eruptions. 25 cents a box with guarantee. Sold by Grover Bonner druggists.
Clay Township teachers held their fourth institute at Milford on Saturday December 8 with talks on James Talks to Teachers and Students and the study of Literature led by Prof O E Burton History work led by Prof J C Glass All teachers present except one Visitors included Misses Alice Haas Elsie Littell Chloe Davis and Edith Moore Trustee L A Wilson attended C E Burton Principal Miss Floe Kendall Secretary.
A dampened piece of fannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm bound to the affected area provides relief for lame back pains side and chest pains and rheumatism. One application offers relief and it is available at Batterton's drug store.
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