Cincinnati Clothing Factory Notes and Local Updates
The Greensburg Standard reports Ruther D. Braden as proover and asks subscribers to check the date opposite their names to confirm payment status. Local mentions include Nathan Logan visiting Saturday, Elkins the candy merchant in town Monday, Freddie Meek’s attendance Wednesday, and two of Sumner Lowe's horses placed on barb wire. Also noted are Joe Spurgeon passing through, a child of Dr. Smith buried Friday night, Mrs. Sam Yates dying Wednesday and buried at Downeyville, John Foley preparing to build for William White after a recent fire, Mildred Meek's weekend trip to Greensburg, and Mrs. William Murdock visiting her parents Damon Freeland and wife who returned home Sunday.
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William Murdock
Greens- Birg
Damon Freeland
Grain-O praised for health benefits in testimonial letter
Davin City Nebraska receives a testimonial from Yourstraly Linre Racin praising Genessee Pure Food Co Grain-O from LeRoy New York. The letter claims the product improved health after a brother’s coffee-related illness and notes initial difficulty with the drink but eventual reliance.
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Davin City
Neb
Genessee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
N.Y
Lin
The Lifted Christ Draws All Men Unto Him
A church sermon excerpt warns against fleeting church devices and stresses that only Christ's uplifted message wins hearts. The piece cites a Toledo, Ohio, date and includes a patent medicine ad for Halls Catarrh Cure. It closes inviting readers to subscribe to The Standard.
Salute of the King of France and the Birth of a Nation
An 18th century naval scene recalls the Rancer firing a 13 gun salute to France as the flag of the fledgling republic rises. The moment marks a pledge that America will return gun for gun to foreign flags, signaling the nation’s christening.+
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France
Sareh Orne Jewett
Atlantic
Paul Fogies
Carvec
St. Shehael
Thenrys Gardner
Republic
Thoorendiy
Enone Pelis
Wesleyan Gift for Reading and Deep Preaching
Wesley valued books to life end often cited reading as essential for a deep preacher. He urged preachers to read, equating talent in preaching to reading and likening a thorough Christian to a reader. He urged a young evangelist to read Shakespeare and note how reading expands thought and compass.
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Wesley
Matthew Arnold
Shakespeare
John Vawson
Temple Bar
Pigeon Blood Rubies and Alexandrite in Antique Gem Lore
The passage catalogues rare gems and their prized traits. It notes pigeon's blood rubies and flawless green pearls, with a £509 valuation for a fine pearl. It mentions an alexandrite, a dark green stone showing red flashes under artificial light and appearing ruby-like in certain lighting conditions.
No Sale Ends Gentleman's Proposal at Cash Desk
A well to do patron at a busy shop proposes marriage offering wealth and comfort. The cashier, silent, presses the cash register key and the screen reads No Sale, ending the conversation as the man sighs and departs.
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Chicago Post
Young woman eyes engagement ring cost for sister
A Chicago News paragraph quotes a clerk dismissing a young woman seeking to see rings like her own engagement ring. She claims she might buy a duplicate for her sister, but the jeweler notes she only wants to know the price.
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Chicaro News
The Poor Dogs in Tattered Clothes
A reflective poem portrays homeless dogs with humble, cheerful ways. They lack wealth but keep spirits up, work hard, and teach pups to do right. The speaker admires their resilience and vows not to mock or shun them.
Laws of Newspapers and Newspaper Fraud Rules
Laws state that anyone taking a newspaper from the post office is responsible for payment. If a paper is ordered discontinued, all arrears must be paid or the publisher may continue sending it and collect the full amount. Courts deem refusing to take newspapers from the post office as prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
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Cincinnati Clothing Factory
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Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Ruther D. Braden
Nathan Logan
Elkins
Candy Merchant
Freddie Meek
Sumner Lowe
Joe Spurgeon
Willminstown
Dr. Smith
Clarksburg
Sam Yates
Downeyville
John Foley
William White
Mildred Meek
Greensburg
Buffalo
Niagara Fall
Thousand Islands
Muskosa Lakes
Adirondacks
New England
Rail
West Main Street
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis
Decatur County
Dearmond Hotel
Tod P.m
East
Ohio Street
Ind
Talbott & Moss
B.F. Bennett
T. E. Davidson
Bennett & Davidson
Wood
Hill’s Block
Northwest Corner Square
J. W. Holcombe
Attorney AT Law
K. of P. Building
Greensburg, Ind
Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Louis E. Lathrop
Charles W. Woodward
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Charles Zoller
Samuel A. Bonner
Louis Zoller A. Reiter
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Walter W. Bonner
Putnam Ewing
Morgan L. Miers
Bonner
Standard Office
Fverr Township
Sumner W. Lowe
Washington Township
Charles H. Reed
Clinton TowNship
Janes A. Meek
Bright
Jennie O. Reichard
Springtown
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Greensburg N'Y
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Franklin Street
David A. Myers
Ttorney
Northeas Corner Public Square
Hugh Wickens
John E. Osborn
Wickens & Osborn
Attorneys At Law
Dowden Block
Hotel DeArmond
Myron €. Jenkins
First National Bank
Robert J. Russell
Entist
Robison & Dill
West Side Public Square
Continental and
Royal Insurance Companies
Court House
R. P. Hamilton
Link Block
North Side Square
E. D. McLaughlin
Swem Block
South Side
Off Square
Jas, M. Woodall
Will H. Robbins
D. A. Myers
Nelson Mowre
Ad. B. Kitchin
Pan S. Perry
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