Local notes from Greensburg and vicinity
Ira Clark is confined at home threatened with typhoid fever. Variety of regional visits, illnesses, and civic notes follow, including Indiana politicians speculation, funerals, marriages, and local business changes. Multiple residents travel, recoveries noted, and community events announced in Greensburg and surrounding counties.
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Ira Clark
Church notices and revival plans in local district
The pastor W G Johnston will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening sharing series The Making of Men and The Making of Women. Methodist pastors Penrod and Brown attended district revival planning in Aurora. English Lutheran service scheduled at Presbyterian church November 15 at 2 PM. Presbyterian Ladies organize into sections with leaders Mrs Nelson Mowrey and others. Indiana Conference assigns local standing committees including Penrod Browne and Edward on missions.
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Danville
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Chris Wiles
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F. R. Davies
Charlestown
Rebecca Daily
Connersville
George Beeson
Indianapolis
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Lizzie Zickendrath
William Caldwell
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The
S. Penred
J. AC. Brown
Aurora
Penrod
Presbyterian Church
RE. A. Kinsall
Anna Stewart
Nelson Mowrey
Charley Zoller
Dora Dickerson
Sam Covert
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S. Penrod
J. A. Browne
Epworth and Junior League
P. Fh. Edward
Missions Foreign
How to Get Strong by P. J. Daly of Chicago
P J Daly of 1247 West Congres Street Chicago writes that Electric Bitters strengthens the elderly mother who suffers from feebleness. He notes improved flesh gain, sleep, and ongoing strength. The tonic quickly relieves stomach liver and kidney ailments.
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P. J. Daly
West Congres Street
Chicago
Tempest rehearsal Provokes Real Storm on Stage
During rehearsals for The Tempest opening with a sea storm, most actors sensed a real storm outside while Beerbohm Tree urged authentic portrayal. A sudden lightning flash and thunder swept through a window above the stage. Tree declared improvement possible. The master carpenter noted it was a genuine bolt.
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Beerbohm Tree
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Complaint Over Faulty Horse Sold by Bangs Vet
An excited buyer accuses Mr. Bangs of selling a horse that proves pavined and blind with the staggers. Bangs replies that the horse will receive the best veterinary care available, while the buyer demands action.
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Bangs
Cure Headache with Stomach Tablets Ad
Distressing headache linked to stomach disorder may be relieved by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Free sample offered at Batterton's drug store.
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Chamberlain
Batterton's
The Curious Snail Examined in Quiet Detail
A descriptive exploration of snails noting their cold blooded physiology. It details the snail’s reaction to glass, its feet, feelers with tiny eyes, the inside out withdrawal of horns, smell and hearing, air exchange, a sawlike tongue with up to 30 000 teeth, and the shell’s lime construction protecting against foes. Slugs are defined as snails without shells.
Letting Him Off Easy Antiquated Courtroom Joke
A thief admits embezzling £20000, confessing he spent almost all of it. The eminent criminal lawyer counsels a guilty plea and mercy, then charges ten pounds for the advice. London King.
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London
Calm village confrontation over engagement rumors
A poised young woman in a coastal village faces a persistent spinster who asks if she is engaged to Dr. C. She replies with steady calm that she does not know and that the question is none of the spinster’s business.
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Wirt Wentz
William
Chicago
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Howell
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Stree
Charles Zoller
Dr. C
Philadelphia Ledger
Fox and the Grapes Told by Italian Quarter Schoolchild
A schoolteacher in Little Italy recounts Aesop's fox and grapes to her pupils. Tony loves the tale and, overhearing Tony's version, repeats the fable in broken English ending with the fox declaring the grapes sour and planning to get a banana.
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Tony
Joe
Glasgow Lawyer’s Hidden Trap Snaps After Coin Incident
A Glasgow lawyer known for luring workers with money left a half crown as bait. A workman found it and drilled the coin, driving a nail through it to fix it to the floor. Since the incident the lawyer has not set any traps.
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Glasgow
Trunkless Body Reveals Elephant Visitor
An explorer recounts a peculiar encounter in a thicket. A critic questions the trunkless body, only to learn it is the remains of an elephant, after which the traveler resumes his tale.
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Herman Fromer
London Globe
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