24 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
1
The Boys' Booster class held a penny social serving ice cream cake and watermelon which filled the clan treasury and sparked talk of future ventures. Community members including H M Dershem and C L Dershem traveled to Arcanum Chautauqua, while Norman Peale Ira Clark and P B MouI shared insights at Sunday schools and noted strong offerings for the M E school.
A string of observations contrasts a Riverside orange tree bearing lemons with German religious and educational reforms. The piece surveys German continuation schools, trade posters, and social habits, then contrasts American and German consumption and the evolution of Germany into a nation of doers, concluding with health and advertising notes. The article references U.S. revenue records, German industrial policy, and Harper's Weekly coverage, ending with a mix of health ads and notices.
A vintage promotional note claims Kickapoo Worm Killer eliminates worms in children and restores health. It quotes Mrs. J. A. Brisbin of Elgin Minnesota, praises the candy lozenge, and lists price 25 cents with availability from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia and St. Louis.
A compact notice promotes a four clubbing offers package from the Journal for a year. It highlights subscription options, limited-time pricing, and access to exclusive content for readers seeking bundled access. Each offer emphasizes value and convenience for loyal subscribers.
The County Auditor's annual report lists 16,999 horses, 20,977 cattle, 4,868 sheep, and 48,873 hogs outside Greenville. Hens produced 2,065,784 dozen eggs, 999,902 pounds of butter were made, 135,063 bushels of wheat and 4,090,157 bushels of corn were grown. Tobacco covered 14,573 acres, yielding 14,399,403 pounds valued at 6 cents a pound, totaling $899,964.18.
On a Boston Express journey Edith Hulbert narrates Wentworth sensing a mysterious young woman, Antoinette Blair, fleeing the Brent murder case. He protects her, arranges a plan to hide her identity, and tracks a path to shelter as authorities pursue a subpoena.
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