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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
Thousands use a simple home remedy for catarrh and colds. Obtain three quarters of an ounce of mentHOLized arcine from a druggist, mix with a pint boiled water, gargle the throat, and snuff or spray into the nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passages clear and reduce germs.
A question arises whether the dentrifice containing proper ties is recommended as an ideal by United States Army dental surgeons.
Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana praises Bio-seven as the grandest quickest remedy for nervous run down weak anemia conditions. The notice urges taking two after meals and one at bedtime, then tapering to a daily schedule, with a money back guarantee if health does not improve. Drugstores in the city carry or can obtain the tablets. Seven days of high dosing promises wonderful results.
Juniata Haymakers hold semi annual election with a humorous initiation for thirty six tramps admitted to the hayloft. Officers elected include Arthur Jones as Past Chief Haymaker and Clifford Shiphurst as Chief Haymaker. A county meeting plans Main Street work with proposals to cut costs and possibly shorten the route. Mrs Flossie Scott returns home to Indianapolis after visiting her parents.
Mrs Ben Hiatt returns from Louisville. Mrs Stella Whealy visits from San Francisco to her Madison relatives. Mrs J Kruger and others depart for Burlington and Columbus. Hon R Sulzer arrives from Cincinnati after representing Madison at a convention. J H Rosenberg of Evansville speaks at the Ohio River improvement gathering and urges river dam action. Human Welfare League notes a regular meeting and charity drives. Community volunteers urged to donate clothes and preserves. council club room used for collection.
The article describes nationwide seminars aimed at church workers and communities, highlighting efforts to prepare candidates for a major church project. It notes wide interest in sluice districts and communities, framing the seminars as part of a great ecclesiastical work and study phase for involved operatives.
A Chicago diocese budget outlines a three year plan for funds totaling 502 475 Howear. The plan emphasizes growth with less than ten percent for upkeep and more than nine tenths allocated to outreach. The Episcopal church nationwide campaign relies on this funding strategy to expand mission work.
French lightweight champion Georges Carpentier KO'd English champion Joe Beckett in the first round at Holborn Stadium. A swing to the jaw ends the scheduled 20 round bout early.
Increase of rates of pay for enumerators of the fourteenth decennial census to 4 cents for each person enumerated and 30 cents for each farm reported was announced yesterday by Director S. L. Rogers. Approximately 87,000 enumerators are affected.
The Herald announces Clarence E. Custer of Bartholomew County as a Democratic primary candidate for Congress from the Fourth District subject to the primary decision.
Reported by telegraph from Zapata indicates a gang of Mexican bandits attacked the Cler eno ranch on American soil. They bound and gagged a storekeeper, tied him to a post, and rode away with loot from stolen horses. The incident was reported to the Senate committee via the State Department and the American Consul in Washington was informed.
Authorities prepare a federal grand jury probe starting Monday and a contempt hearing Tuesday. The inquiry extends beyond the strike period and covers miners and operators with searches underway by credible sources. A court filed thirteen indictments today regarding counterfeiting activity.
A vehicle theft is reported near Madison Wester area with confusion over suspect details. The incident coincides with a sequence of property crimes, transport disruptions, and concerns about local business and river infrastructure.
In Indiana the Republican state and county committees debate amending the unpopular tax law amid fears of Gov Goodrich administration backlash. Meanwhile in Illinois a clothing, food and fuel boycott emerges as miners strike reduces hours, with manufacturers claiming the action aims to pressure miners through cold and hunger.
The piece urges nationwide Community Service to Americanize foreign born residents and elevate citizenship. It cites Roosevelt on being wholly American, credits Community Service with leadership and proven value, and outlines plans to instill civic ideals to counter unrest and improve outlooks.
The readable text describes a tense gathering with references to lanterns and farmers. Mentions of people or places are unclear, but conveys a sense of daily life and community action amid confusion and disorder.
An old advertisement promotes Humphreys Witch Hazel Ointment for hemorrhoids and related symptoms. The copy touts external and internal use and claims immediate relief, urging readers to buy at druggists and Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company.
A telegraph from the Consul General at EBC Paso reports claims of Villaus capture as savage and untrue. Commissioner Roper’s annual report shows immense state revenue collections.
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