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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
4
An End to Worry highlights Philippians 4 6 7 urging prayer and supplication with thanksgiving to make requests known to God. The peace of God that passes all understanding will guard hearts and minds through Christ Jesus according to the verse.
The Aerial League of America launches a broad campaign to educate the nation on aviation needs and advance air science. Citizens may contact secretary at 280 Madison avenue New York to offer part or full time help or booster support and share suggestions for improving America's air program.
Henry Duncan of Alpine Alabama touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for a two year cough in his boy. The product is advertised as safe for children with no opiates and available at Moss Wright druggists. Rexall sale at St John and Guthrie's drug store runs Thursday to Saturday with a list in Tuesday's paper.
Anyone having garbage they want taken away, call 1818. 234 tic.
An ad copy describes applying Heet with a cork applicator to arms elbows shoulders feet knees legs back or body. It claims instant penetrating heat draws out pain stiffness and soreness while scat tering congestion and acting as a cure. It touts two soothing ingredients and a clean liquid that does not stain blister or irritate skin priced at 60 cents in drug stores.
A Daily News window display during the county corn show will feature Purdue student Charles Guthrie Patterson’s research on the European corn borer. Washington notes describe westward spread from New York and Ohio to 37 Ohio counties and into Michigan, with projections that corn may decline and farming shift to soybeans and alfalfa.
The Western College for Women freshman class entered the chapel with dignity on College Day, impressing a observer who funded a moving picture camera for permanent record. Funds were entrusted to Miss Josephine Carpenter, college cheer leader, for timely use. Dorothy Patton and Margaret Dowden are named as connected students.
Robert F. Carr transfers Lot L in Newpoint to Horace C. Davis and wife for 35 dollars. James Kiell, commissioner, transfers acreage four miles north of town to Edith Dashiell for 10 000 dollars.
Augustus Harding transfers an interest in land near New Point to Charles N Harding for eight hundred dollars.
A brief entry records an event on Tuesday night October 20 at 7 30 PM with no further details.
An wartime era advertising pitch touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple method for thin individuals to gain weight and vigor. It claims dramatic sales success, easy ingestion, a 60 cent box of 60 tablets, and a money back guarantee if a user does not gain at least five pounds in 30 days. The ad also targets parents for underweight children and urges purchase through St John Guthrie or local druggists.
Dr Thornes office hours run 8 30 to 5 with Wednesday afternoon closure. Appointments by phone from office 1415 and residence 1976. 239 tf c.
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