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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
8
Property transfers and Big Four excursions listed in Greensburg record
Numerous parcel transfers recorded in Saltcreek, Jackson, Sandcreek and other townships with prices from 75 to 3,800 dollars. Also notes summer excursion fares by the Big Four Railroad to many western and southern points with sale dates in June to October 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Meyer
Fred W. Meyer
Saltcreek
Matthew Coy
Mary Jane Stout
City
J.E. Mobley
David Conger
C. D. Tillson
Dale Welsh
Bertha Wise
Smith B
Will H. Russell
John W. Shafer
James H. Shafer
Jackson Township
John W. Demoss
Jessey H. Styers
Sandcreek Township
O. G. Miller
Marion Allen
Chaney G. McKay
Samuel L Brook
Kingston
J. M. Covert
Eliza E. Logan
Hattie E. Johnson
O. Doles
Charles M. Moss
James A. Myers
Washington Township
George E. Erdmann
Adam Sample
Samuel Morgan
Frank C. Hazelrigg
Margaret A. Batterton
N. A. Crawford
Greensburg
Ind
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Epworth League
Aurora
Marion
Untitled Promotional Claim for Fo. oe Care
A fragmented sale blurb cites Blanchard and West Bangor readers referencing relief after five years of disease through two bottles of Fo. oe Care. No clear consumer details or product validation are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Blanchard
West Bangor
Alexander & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
A 19th century advertisement promises one hundred dollars for an incurable case of catarrh, touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with endorsements from Toledo wholesalers West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and a note on the product’s internal blood and mucous action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West &Truax
Laws on Newspapers and Postal Fraud
The notice outlines duties for newspaper recipients including payment for bills even if not collected, continuing service until arrears are settled, and courts deeming failure to call for papers as prima facie fraud. It covers regular post office deliveries and discontinuation rules.
Virulent Cancer Cured by Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve
An Elizabeth West Virginia man with incurable cancer was reportedly cured after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The druggist Grover and Bonner's offer Electric Bitters at 50 cents and Arnica Salve at 25 cents claiming the remedy clears poisons, diseases and skin ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Robberts
Elizabeth
W.va
Grover & Bonner
S. ml
Business American Art Not Mathematics But Creative Imagination
Ainslee's essay argues American business thrives on imagination rather than arithmetic. Hutching Hapgood contrasts American zeal to French and German thrift, saying large outlays fuel production and public good, while saving limits national progress. He cites Bacon on repairing states and warns of aging economies clinging to small-scale economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutching Hapgood
Ainslee’s
Bacon
Fish That Kill Each Other
The thrasher shark has an oversized tail lobe used as a weapon and, with swordfish, can attack whales from below. Porpoises also kill sharks by surrounding them and striking with their tail flukes, illustrating dramatic interspecies predation.
Making Him Cheerful
A 19th or early 20th century anecdote describes a disciplined household where a stern mother instructs Willie to appear cheerful for dinner with guests. She vows a severe whipping after company departs, illustrating coercive control and gendered parenting norms of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Chicago Post
Bees and hearts in a witty old Plain Dealer quip
A humorous exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer compares bees collecting 8 million blossoms for honey with a lover’s kiss. The jokey remark elevates romance over labor as a playful reversal of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Not Too Liberal Parishioner Exchange in Debate
A New York Weekly quip notes a parishioner accusing a preacher of excess liberalism. The unorthodox pastor retorts that he is equally frugal as the congregation, reframing the critique as a misperception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
The New Flat Purchase Echoes Frugal Humor
Mr and Mrs Wellover tour flats led by a skeptical agent offering a $20 monthly rent. Quirky details follow about windows washed on demand, steam heat not shut off until May, and a talkative janitor with a speech impediment. The second floor unit proves light filled with ample closets and modern conveniences. Mrs Wellover questions if she is dreaming as she pinches herself.
Filthy Temples in India and Sacred Cows
An odd archival ad text urges readers to cleanse the system with Dr. King's New Life Pills to avoid misery. Claims include lively livers active bowels good digestion and fine appetite. Offered for 25 cents at Grover and Bonner's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Grover & Bonner’s
The Author at Home in a Fashionable Standoff
A witty exchange from the Atlanta Constitution depicts a wife chastising her husband for his quirks. She notes the difficulty of understanding men of genius as he snaps at everyday tasks like removing a stovepipe hanging new curtains and moving a piano instead of calmly addressing the chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
The Difference About Women’s Club Joke
A witty remark from a woman leaving a club describes her gathering as lasting from 2 to 6, contrasted with her husband’s club that goes from 6 onward, humorously noting the different durations. The turquoise toque and watch add playful detail to the scene.
Mammon's Acrobatics and a Fall in Finance
A Baltimore Herald quote portrays a financial crash where a man sinks after a partner abandons him. Public reaction highlights a harsh view of greed and downfall amid economic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Herald
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Cincinnati Clothing Factory
The
Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Luther D. Braden
Christian Endeavor
Indianapolis
Palmer
St. Glen Falls
N. Y
L. D. Palmer
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Business American Art
India
John
Baltimore News
Afair
Planing Mill Works
J.C. Francis
K. of P
Indiana
J. B. Kirkpatrick
East
Ohio Street
Kirkpatrick
Talbott & Moss
Washington Townsship
Charles & Reed
Clifton Township
James A. Meek
Gazzensburg, Ind
Board OF Directors
Jax Woodfill
Will H. Robbins
D. A. Myers
Oliver Deem
Nelson Mowrey
P. Miller
George Rohrs
Conduet
Duce
Res
Mammon
Ise
GR Wgi
Ois Sc
Bexptoas
Vccoesss
C. HH
G R. R
Standard Office
B. F. Bennett
T. E. Davidson
Bennett & Davidson
Wood Fill’s
Northwest Corner
David
Myers
Ctorney
Northeas Corner Public Square
Hugh Wickens
John E. Osborn
Wickens
Osborn
Attorneys At Law
In All Courts
Dowden Mock
Hotel DeArmond
Robert J. Russell
Entist
Suethene
Continental and
Royal Insurance Companies
Court House
R. P. Hamilton
Link Block
North Side Square
Cutizers National Bank
Greensburg, MD
Will Cumback
James B. Lathrop
Cashier
Charles W. Woodward
Cc. W. Dé M. RR
SE Tring
Deo Caveveetvccssee
Greensburo
Third Rational Bank
Greensburg, Ind
Charles Zoller
Samuel A. Bonner
Louis Zoller A. Reiter
Sae Ewee
Walter W. Bonner
Putnam Ewing
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