Greenville News Notes and Local Illnesses and Accidents
Sylvanus Jones visits Greenville. Miss Hazel Troxell ill with typhoid in Fitzgerald. weddings planned for Ernest Smith and Jessie Spitler and others. A City Street Supt. broke his leg loading stone. recent storms damaged crops, homes, and fences. A horse theft case ends with capture and grand jury bound over for trial.
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Hazel Troxell
Greenville
Fitzgerald, Ga
Smith O’brien
Edward Loudermill
Squire Jefferies
Perry Medlam
Earl
Koester
Loudermilt
Norman Teaford
Palestine Pike
Jeffries
Young Medlam
Darke County Horse Thief Association
Indiana
Wells County
Decatur
Ind
Loudermill
Maher
Publisher sues nonpaying subscribers in postwar case
A newspaper publisher recently sued fifty five men for unpaid subscriptions and won judgments in each case. Twenty eight claimed no more than the law allowed, stopping attachment. Following Supreme Court rulings, they were arrested for petit larceny and bound over in 300 dollars each. all but six posted bond, six others were jailed. The new postal law deems paper theft for failing to pay. Editor and Publisher.
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Supreme Court
Old fashioned cough syrup remedy
An old fashioned cough syrup used by families for generations combines honey olive oil lemon juice and sweet water. Mix and take half to one teaspoonful whenever the cough troubles you for excellent results.
Proper food storage materials recommended in old guidance
The article warns against storing food in paper bags as bags are rag-based and less clean despite sterilization. It suggests using good tins, earthenware, or glassware with well fitting lids as the best method to keep food safe.
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Ladies’ World
New England
Housekeeping
Elsie
Arkansaw Bear
New York
Iatchin
Hay
Hos Lung
Europantage
Longest day in Gettysburg brings daylight fade
Reports from Gettysburg note the longest day remains largely unchanged in effect yet daylight will shorten gradually. Local events include a Cincinnati excursion, visits by Prof. L L Weaver and family, Ep Worth League convention attendance, and upcoming religious services with communion. Weather brought heavy rain and floods on Greenville Creek bottoms damaging lowland crops. Tobacco and wheat work continues. cherry picking involves farmers’ wives. An Eli Jackson daughter near 16 died recently. A local band will play on streets weekly for ten weeks. The Chicago convention work approved by Republicans and Children’s Day planned for June 22 by M E Sunday school.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Greenville Creek
Eli Jackson
Chicago
M. E
Ninevah Community Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Samuel Fourman and family visited Clarence and kin on Sunday. Peter Unger and family attended a surprise for Mrs. Unger’s grandmother Mrs. Bloom in Piqua and returned Sunday. L. D. Roll and wife visited David Fourman Sunday. Town ship House fire damaged church after a lightning strike Friday night. Mrs. H E Weaver surprised on her birthday weekend. The Patterson graduates spoke at the Van Buren township church with Mann's orchestra. Sunday school plans a July 18 woodland celebration near the traction line with twelve schools invited. Hay making is starting this week with some fields finished.
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Samuel Fourman
Clarence
Peter Unger
Piqua
Patterson
van Buren Township
Mann
Orchestra
Greenville
Fourman’s Woods
Tetpesa
Odd Duel In Midair and Chicken Census Tale
A Sunday school group attended Jaysville convention at 2 p.m. A New Jersey tale describes a hawk snatching a creature from a ground, revealing a dead weasel in its claws after a fierce struggle. A note mentions a chicken census and a weasel bite incident, with a New York World fragment. A gas price rise in Middleboro is reported alongside a political quote on government.
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New Jersey
Lyta
New York World
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