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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1901

Page

6

Local notice of property transfers in Greensburg area

The Greensburg Standard lists numerous June property transactions with names of grantors and buyers, township locations, and sale amounts. Notable entries include Mary M. Ketchan to James Porter and Ida B. Porter for one acre in Washington township at 300 dollars, and Elizabeth Ackerman to Fred Bolcher for a lot in the city at 1,000 dollars. Additional transfers cover Clay, Marion, Jackson, Sandusky, and other townships, with parcels ranging from 60 to 52 acres and values from 25 to 1,600 dollars.

Mary M. Ketchan James Ida B. Porter Washington Township Elizabeth Ackerman Fred Bolcher Catherine M. Forsyth Liasie H. Balmbert Aty Cynthia A. Winn Mary A Iements Saudcreek Wiley Joseph H. Miner Clay Township John J. Puttmann Rossburg Saltcreek John T. Sturgis Charles H. Y. Barton Benny R. Critzer Albert M.anders Mary A. Bence George W. Breee Jackson Township William Burke Asbery Shafer City E. Ketchum Elijah van Ebur Marion Township Barrs R. Walls J. C. Davis Sandusky John W. Cook Mary M Melvin Black Newburg Barbara Rhubb

Electric Bitters claimed to cure many ailments

A period piece advertisement extols Electric Bitters for backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness claiming dramatic cures including a 73 year old Mrs Phoebe Cherley of Peterson Indiana who says it let her do housework again. It notes relief from kidney trouble constipation and appetite boost with a 50 cent price at Grover and Beaver's drug store.

Phoebe Cherley Peterson Grover & Beaver’s

Absurd Superstition About Death Watch Insects

A popular belief claims the death watch sound foretells a death but observation shows death watch beetles infest decaying timber and posts. The ticking likeness comes from their gnawing through timber, not omens, as the article notes the insects bore into wood and cause decay.

Quail Conceals Leaf When Laying Says Hopkins Report

In a Forest and Stream tale, Lewis Hopkins recalls a quail nesting scene observed while hunting. He and his companion claim the bird placed a large dead oak leaf over its back, covering its posture as if hiding during lay. The witnesses underscore the unusual find and preserve the incident.

Carey Psp P. S Lewis Hopkins

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials

An across centuries old sales pitch promises a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It notes price seven cents per bottle and urges purchase through druggists with free testimonials.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo FE. J. Cheney West & Truax Co. Walding Kinran & Marvin

The Man with the Adze at the Meat Markets

A New York Times report describes the adze man who smooths butcher blocks at meat markets. Each morning he wheels the block to the sidewalk, trims with precise strokes, and earns about one dollar after roughly three hours of work.

New York Times

Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Cures at Home

Thousands suffer lung ailments seek exile for climate cures but Dr King s New Discovery offers home relief. The medicine promises quick help for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases with astounding cures from persistent use. Trial bottles free at Grover Bonner s. Prices 50c and 1.00. Every bottle guaranteed.

The Children’s Crusade Led by a Peasant Boy Stephen

A Chicago Record Herald account recounts the 1212 Children’s Crusade led by a shepherd boy named Stephen. Thousands of youths under twelve followed him from Paris toward Marseilles, hoping a sea passage would open to the Holy Land. Although many perished or were sold into slavery, a shrine arose later, then faded into ruin with no trace remaining.

Cloyes Frange Stephen Holy Land Christ Hey Land St. Denys Paris France Philip Augustus Vendome Marseilles Mediterranean Sea Europe Isle of Falcons San Pietro Bagdad Church of the New Innocents Chicago Record Herald

Laws of Newspapers. Aims to curb post office abuse

The notice explains that anyone who takes a newspaper regularly is responsible for payment. If a recipient orders discontinuation, arrears must be paid and publishers may continue delivery to collect the full amount. Courts hold that refusing to take papers from the post office is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.

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