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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
10
Ad claims S. S. S. builds red blood to stop pimples and blotches and nourish skin. It asserts impurities are eliminated quickly and the complexion improves along with appetite and energy. The pitch targets girls unhappy with acne and urges buying the larger bottle at drugstores.
Mrs. G. C. Skillman of Taylorsville Virginia arrived Saturday as guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Osborn. She was formerly Mrs. James Hunter and lived here for years before moving in 1913. Her husband was fatally injured in an April 1923 Virginia auto accident. Their son Wendell stays in Washington and daughter Helen Jennigan in Mobile Alabama. Mrs. Skillman will depart Tuesday night for home.
Sheely Oakley of a Sandcreek area farm reports a cherry tree blooming again this summer due to unusual weather. Though not a full crop, the blossoms are decorating the home and filling vases as birds will not harvest them.
Office notice states absence from October 1 to October 10 by Dr. C. A. Kuhn at 235 Etc. Orders accepted for made to measure suits and overcoats by Storrs Schaefer Co of Cincinnati at our store Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mack and son Robert visited friends in Milroy yesterday.
W J Henley and Claude Cambern travel to St Paul Indiana for a hunting trip. Robert Alexander of Greensburg and his wife will visit Mr and Mrs Patrick Gannon in Rushville Sunday. Florife Grenier returns home from Amsterdam and other European stops. Roy H Jones once Rushville merchant shows fragile condition with limited recovery hopes after months of illness.
John Roberts and Sherman Robbins hauled agricultural lime from Westport on Monday. Darrel Christian and his family visited F. M. Sutton and wife on Thursday. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Jacob Evans drew a large crowd on Sunday. Ben and George Ernest work at their saw mill near Butlerville. Farmers mid neighborhood busy cutting buckwheat. Mrs. Ellen Carder is quite poorly.
Mrs Hester Rockafeller heads to Clearwater for the winter. W C Marshall of Greensburg visited on business. Ora Hungerford and family spent Sunday with daughter Muriel Winkler in Rushville. John Price Valas Harding and families called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mrs Amanda Miller and Mrs Gert rude Doolin were in Greensburg. Fidelis Class M E church St Paul met Oct 1 at Mrs Pearl Hiser’s home with fourteen members, a $1.45 collection and 31 cent birthday offering. Officers elected for the year and a Halloween program followed. November meeting set for Mrs Mellie Rand’s home.
In Oklahoma City to attend the international missionary convention of the Christian church meeting Tuesday. Mr Welsh, educated at Phillips University Enid, will reconnect with old friends and return next Sunday to fill his local church appointment. Rev James Piss departed today for the trip.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin offers a laxative that regulates children’s bowels with a single dose. It claims to establish natural movement for weeks, even in chronically constipated kids, and to be mild and pleasant enough for fussy or feverish children.
Grant county North Dakota officials Ervin Jones and John W. Fletcher recount their move from Indiana to homestead land four miles from Lark on the Northern Pacific. They describe farming wheat oats corn rye hay and note Grant county seat Carson. Fletcher once taught near Standing Rock Reservation. Best wishes to Decatur county friends.
A boom city land owner, lured by easy money, sells half his property for $8000 then is duped by a second buyer who offers $40000 for the whole lot if he can regain the half. The owner repurchases the half for $15000, ending with the original land but $7000 poorer.
Safe for children and made from the best ingredients. A trial shows why Foley's Honey and Tar has sold for over fifty years. Rave reviews include J. R. Dennis of Spiro Oklahoma noting relief from a severe cough and cold. Moss & Wright present this advertisement.
Miss Sue Lambert returns today from a short visit with her sister Mrs Ed M White and family in Indianapolis.
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