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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
8
An exposé on cold storage eggs traces origins from farm hoards to wholesale and hotels. It describes haphazard hen practices, testing in incubators, candling rooms, and the spread of rejected eggs to consumers, plus methods to test or preserve eggs at home.
The note cites C. M. B. on how smart minds, strong breeding, steady effort, and quality grain lead to improved harvests and profits. It frames intellectual work and cultivation as keys to economic progress.
A fire at the Swift storage plant in Harrisburg on November 13 scrambled 45 000 dozens of eggs. The piece mixers caution against trust domination and urge buyers to seek trustworthy sellers and local delivery. It mocks ineffective remedies and jokes about poultry care and egg prices in harsh winter conditions.
Poetic admonition to bring comfort to troubled friends with warmth and humor. It frames life as a mix of pleasure and pain, urges resilience, and asserts that God will send sunshine after clouds. The piece blends religious sentiment with folksy encouragement and personal philosophy about coping with hardship.
The item lists Batterton's toilet cream for craps and sore throat remedy price 25c, illness of Rev Scoular causing no Kingston church meeting, and various social updates. It notes Harry Moore visiting Clarksburg, Miss Anna Stewart’s Indianapolis trip, Ode Meek renting a farm near Clarksburg, Logan’s move to Oklahoma, Cunningham family relocation to Irvington, and Reiter planning to move to Cincinnati. Also mentions Miers sending papers to Yukon Oklahoma, a Dobyns Emmert partnership dissolution, Imogene Rost and Edgar Martin engagement, and an oyster shell price at Batterton's.
A short health note claims most cases occur in constipated individuals. It promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels, restoring natural bowels action. It says the product does not nauseate or gripe and is mild to take, urging readers to refuse substitutes.
A Texas resident from McLennan County aged 119 years is pictured in Waco with a stick from General Andrew Jackson’s grave. The elderly man, who has seen 22 presidents, credits Pe r una as a cure and strength builder. His family and wife note Peruna’s health benefits and ongoing inquiries about the remedy.
A string of quirky quotes and notes from Somerville Journal and Toledo Blade style items. References include marriage to a widow, a joking goat, a Kansas man’s suicide over early milking hours, and broad statistics on accidental deaths and immigration.
Mrs. F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports relief from a lingering left shoulder pain after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad states rheumatism of the muscles causes the pain and promises prompt relief with the balm available at Batterton's drug store.
Fifty sheets and fifty envelopes of fine quality cloth finish stationery offered at Batterton's for a boxed set priced as a bargain.
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