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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment discusses suffering from consumption and various remedies. It mentions coughs, colds, sore throat, and medications. appears to reference doctors, place names, and incongruent mythic or folk terms, but the text is deeply garbled and lacks clear events or persons.
Chris Kins of Nicepars townshim won first prize for best varieties of toutes for canekat at the durte lepdnaa society meeting. The award places Rush County atop Southern state rankings in apple production, reflecting Mr Kins achievement and county leadership in fruit growing.
A Char kee man recalls severe kidney pain and backache and credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The testimonial states relief from kidney, liver, and stomach complaints and recommends the tonic to others with weak kidneys. Sold by J O Batterton, druggist.
Train service operates on a restricted schedule stopping solely at Acton and Fairland. Passengers should plan for limited runs and confirm current timetables with the rail operator. Authorities warn of reduced service impacts on commuting patterns and local connections.
Two daily trips run except Sunday. Depart Indianapolis at 8 40 a m and 2 50 p m from Express terminal Ohio street and Capitol Avenue. Depart Shelbyville at 5 35 a m and 11 50 a m from Depot at power house.
Through Pullman palace sleeping cars operate weekly weekday service from Chicago to St Augustine via Cincinnati and Queen & Crescent Route Southern Railway and Florida East Coast. Train 20 connects with Florida Special from Cincinnati. Schedule shows departures from Chicago 1:00 pm Lafayette 4:20 pm Indianapolis 6:20 pm Greensburg 7:30 pm Cincinnati 9:05 pm Jacksonville 8:50 pm St Augustine 10:00 pm except Sundays/Mondays.
Formal notice confirms Alice Lee Roosevelt, daughter of the President, will wed Nicholas Longworth of Ohio. The couple plans a mid February ceremony likely at the White House, with Miss Roosevelt 22 and Longworth 36, noted for Cincinnati wealth and influential status.
Mr J S Exleston of Maple Landing Iowa describes severe winter colds turning into grippe with aches head congestion and fever. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stool and Liver Tablets and quickly recovered. Tablets promote bowel liver and kidney action and are sold at Batterton's drug store.
Hiram Boling of St Paul guest of T A Shirk Friday night. They were comrades in the 37th Indiana regiment. Boling has spent the last two winters with his daughter Florence Griffin in Washington D C and will go there next week to stay several months.
Jerome, a New York native about forty seven, faces a persistent argument on public office selection. He notes bosses wield power while claiming the people must reclaim control, stating he was re elected four years ago via fusionist support. He lives on Rutgers street and has a Lakeville, Connecticut country home with his wife and fifteen year old son.
George B. Cox, longtime Hamilton County Republican boss in Cincinnati, retires after a bitter campaign. Taft’s Akron speech denouncing boss politics is seen as pivotal, marking a turnover as the Cox machine collapses and reformers gain ground in the election.
A playful exchange follows a kiss as she admits she always blushes the first time she is kissed, noted by Chicago News. The fragment hints at romantic newsroom chatter without broader context or event details.
The article lists where relics of Peter, Paul, Thomas, Matthias, and other apostles and saints are housed. It notes churches in Rome, Venice, and other Italian sites, with mentions of cathedrals, the Church of the Holy Apostles, and the Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore.
Instructions detail making a bubble solution from palm oil soap parings and distilled water with glycerin, plus a small glass funnel and rubber tube apparatus. The guide notes shaking, filtering, and applying to blow bubbles twelve inches across, using a rusty iron ring and a string of bubbles lasting ten to twelve hours.
In Burma a religious tug of war replaces sport as priests watch and townsfolk pull a rope of entwined fibers with sticks for handles. Two sides strive fiercely for rain, aided by curious instruments and solemn ceremony. Outcome matters little. winning is hoped to bring good fortune.
A classroom game unfolds as a teacher selects students to hide their eyes while a cat pretends to chase mice around a reading chart. One mouse is prowled, then caught and hidden under a table as the players continue the chase, cycling participants as the game progresses.
A reminiscence from Youth's Companion describing a bedtime game. Children imagine a polar voyage through snowy halls as if climbing a mountain and building a snow hut bed. Torchlight becomes a candle and balusters rope to reach the summit and dream of the north pole.
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