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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
7
Magee's Pharmacy endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for coughs colds and sore lungs. The advertisement asserts wide approval among users and advertisers for this cough remedy.
Transacts in Greensburg include Letts business dealings and Adams buying Boyd property with possession soon. Boyd family relocates to Greensburg for a new secretary treasurer post at Union Trust Co. Several residents move, visit, or attend church events, with protracted meetings at M E Church and a birthday dinner noted among local families.
An emergency medicine note touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises burns and similar injuries. It claims instant pain relief and healing in about one third the usual time. Sold at Batterton's drug store. ml
A long running Mt Pleasant church meeting closed Friday night with large crowds and orderly services. Rev A G Abbott delivered fine discourses each night and 29 accessions were recorded. Dr C C Edwards preached on Tithing Friday night to an attentive congregation. Funeral services were held Sunday morning for a local death. Several local residents and visitors are noted with upcoming travel, illnesses, and Christmas events listed.
Miss Edna Bradley, Mary Carr, Gent Rominger, Raymond Moore and Curtis Mahaffey spent Sunday with Misses Emma and Mary Adams in Edinburg. The Christian Sunday School plans a Christmas song service and old fashioned Christmas tree on Christmas night. Miss Alice Arnold of Burney visited friends Saturday. Minnie Critzer of this place and Will Fogle of west of town wed Saturday at Columbus at Mrs Gou Glick’s home with Rev Harlow officiating. Elder M H Jacks of Scottsburg will preach at the Christian church Sunday Dec 31 morning and evening. Rev John Selig of Brookville visits and preached at the U B church Sunday. County Evangelist William Chapple of Columbus preached at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening with Mrs Chapple as guest of A J.
An old advertisement promotes internal remedies for catarrh claiming local applications fail. It touts Jali's Catarrh Cure as affecting blood and mucous surfaces, a non quack medicine prescribed by top physicians, with testimonials available and Toledo Ohio as the producer. Wake Halls Family Pills for constipation is also listed.
Merry Christmas notes from Clarksburg as Santa left samples with A C Shumm and protracted meetings draw large crowds at the M E church. I C O F to install officers at the Christian church on Thursday Jan 4 1906. James H Worth visited Park Hall this week while Id Russell enjoyed limited outings. D W McCracken and C L Sample attended the funeral of James King at Newpoint. E E Carman, former Star Route mail and hack line operator, died at Geneva. Oil well at Buena Vista declared a dry hole amid local talk of salted wells. Miss Mabel Alley from Indianapolis to spend winter with relatives. Lon Ryan of Zionsville visiting. John Young Sr died at his home after long residence here. six daughters and three sons survive.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met in the church parlor on Thursday afternoon. Orlando Hamilton and Grandma Cain are among the sickest. Miss Cleo Starks will wed Gert Maddox at her parents near Batesville on December 24. Various visitors and neighbors share holiday visits, dinners, and preparations as the Milroy Gun Club readies its fifteenth annual shoot next Friday.
A vintage advertisement promises relief from bowel and stomach issues, claiming Dr King’s New Life Pills cure headaches biliousness costiveness and other ailments. It notes the product is guaranteed and available at Batterton’s drug store for 25 cents.
Do you want a paying position where modern methods are used in every department teaching actual business from start to finish. Chartier's electric shorthand claims speed and legibility and promises a free one week trial and guaranteed good paying positions. New year opening January 2 at 36 S. Penn St Indianapolis Indiana.
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