Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1928 — Page 2

GREENCASTLE HERALD PAGE TWO

THE

GREENCASTLE HERALD Established as the Star & Democrat in 1858

Entered as Second Class mail matter at the Greencastle, Ind., postoffice. .. Charles J. Arnold ....7 Proprietor LeRoy Bee • City Editor Published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 17-19 South Jackson Street, Greet tie, Indiana. TELEPHONE 65. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By mail in Putnam County, $3.00 a year; outside Putnam County, $3.50 a year; in Greencastle, by carrier, 10c a week; weekly edition, $1.50 a year; advertising rates on application. OBITUARIES All obituaries are chargeable at the rate of 2% cents a line. Average 6 words to a line. Additional charge of 5c a line for poetry.

!• oim tin'i hjimise’ Hy A I'III UK A MciiOV KK.\ kon rt rhjn:< n Director Moil ColDfje

Sleep Restores Oar Used Energy

Unmoved by Tragedy

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AUTO LOANS:—We loan up to $300.00 on new and used cars. Indiana Loan Co., 24*/^ E. Wash.

»VE DO HEMSTITCHING and Picotng—Mail orders given prompt atentlou—Pltchford’s Store.

HOUSE FOR RENT— Water, lights] and garage. 507 east Hanna Street. | J. B. Harris, Court House. Phone 45. j

FOR RENT—House, 207 south Vine street. Modern with garage. Phone 760-X.

I HAVE FOR DELIVERY now 100 tons Jackson Hill No. 7 Nut Coal. $4.75 per ton or two tons for $9. Cash on delivery. A. J. Duff. Phone 317,

SOUTHERN PLANTATION ENTERTAINERS will give musical entertainment of singing, dancing ami stringed music, accordian, other instruments at Putnamville Community Hall, Friday night, January 6— 8 o’clock.

John B. Grayson, divorced husband i of Mrs. Frances W. Graison, flier lost In attempt to reach Newfoundland, failed to express much concern over her fate, declaring that he is a stoic. Grayson le a post- « master at Warren ton, Va. (International New*reel) m

MARRIED MAN 50 years old will take care of farm, feed stock, etc., i over winter months in owners ab- ] sence or otherwise, absolutely honest and reliable, farmer for years.” Ad- j dress M. G. o o Herald, Greencastle, J Ind.

WANTED:—Practical nursing by reliable woman, day or night, by the hour—Cull Phone 175.

Obtained. Send model or sketch and we will promptly send you a report. Our book on Patents and Trade-inorke will be sent to you on

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PATENT LAWYERS—— 305 Seventh St., Washington,D.C. Over 84 Yeats' Experience §i) fifallli 8 f* r i ■uj. jL'J2.1X3t&p ■

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RESOLVE TO START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT— WMZI Let us put your Watch in shape to keep accurate time in 1928. , H. A. BLOOMQU 1ST ^ Watch Repairing

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y—^ I.EEP la Nature's great provlsion for r nt and recuperation, it we lived always am. in all tilings In obedience to the laws of Nature, sleep would he our regular men us of daily rest during which all our muscles, nerves and vital organs as well as our mental facul ties, would he refreshed and our energies restored. * Throughout all nature runs the law of rest. There can be no recuperation without rest.

"Proper Font and Krercite’' «>/ a nrnlm a. stcnovEKN Fiji mcr Physical Director. Corn,:tl Unllcal Colleqe,

HILL TRIAL PROMISES SENSATIONAL FIGHT

Proper Breathing Health Essential

UIEHE are but few people who breathe properly and yet consistently. Deep

nreathlng to most means physical

strain, a harmful method.

An excellent breathing exercise that should he practiced at an open window is to stand with the chin,

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REGULAR HABITS "WILL KEEP ANY ONE 'WELL

Work, or any form of activity in which energy is used by the brain or body, expends vital force. It cannot be regained except by the right kind of rest, either In sleep or a proper balancing exercise. During the inactivity and relaxa tion of sleep, the heart works with the least expenditure of force, the lungs continue their rhythmical ex halations and inhalations without effort and all other continuous func tions of the body are a- the min imum. No fatigue poison Is being created ami the process of reenpera tion and restoration goes on without hindrance. He sure that you g: t your full quota of sleep in every twenty-four hours.

INHALE

■RAISE ARMS, AND COUNT FIVE

EXHALE, LOWERING ARMS

A‘breathing exercise that’s effective

rho trial of young Haxry Hill, charged with the murJer of his mother, has opened In Ottawa, 111., and Is exciting great Interest in view of tho melodramatic slrcumstances under which the murder was com-

mitted and Hill Anally caught after a nation-wide search, photos show a general view of tho court In session with Hill In the foreground. Insets show Hill

(right) and Judge Joseph A. Davis (left).

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Liberal Reduction Diet BREAKFAST; Orange Juice cr grape-fruit; two soft boiled or poached eggs; two slh-e-! of gluten bread toasted dry; coffee subf.titu'ie or weak tea, no sugar but a little cream may bo added. Let woe a breakfast and lunch, two gl rs >. water. LUNCH: For lunch a ele. i soup; thin vegetable luncheon: gelatin, tapioru pudding or raw fruit for dessert. If b it a it a « are taken, they should be ex ceptlonally ripe. Two glas :e:j >! water should be taken botwesn lunch and dlnnt r. DINNE1 lean meat, chicken or fi.-h; o. ? n two vegetables; gelatin suiad; dark bread wdthout butter; work tea >t coffee substitute without sugar; f ; dessert, stewed fruit unsweetened or tapioca pudding.

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chest and toes on a perpendicular line and take a deep inspiration, bringing tho chest high and turning the arms so the palms face forward. Then count live slowly and exhale. This exercise, like all others, should be done In a relaxed way. Another good practice is to take a deep breath slowly, while lying flat on your back, when you awaken in the morning. As you inhale, with arms straight at your sides, turn the palms upward, hold for a few seconds and exhale, turning the palms downward. While walking, make a practice of taking a deep breath as your left foot goes forward and exhale when the left foot goes forward for the next step. This exercise improves posture. Breathing properly Is a health essential, and one of the fundamental rules of good health. A Laxative Diet BREAKFAST: Fresh fruit ol any kind, preferably without sugar; any coarse cereal mixed with bran; whole wheat bread toasted; coffee substitute. Between break fast and luncheon drink at least two glasses of water. LUNCHEON . Any fresh vegetables in season ex cept potatoes; raw fruit or gelat'.u for dessert; dark bread; butter milk. Between luncheon and din uer drink at least two glasses ol water. DINNER: Soup, lean meat of any kind; at least two vegetables; tapioca pudding or prune whip; whole wheat bread; cocoa or chocolate. Drink two glasses or water between dinner and bedtime

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The Granada

Expresses Its Appreciation for the Splendid Patronage Given by the People of this Community, during the close cf 1827 and pledges its best endeavors to give the High■KUU est Class Amusement during the ,

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Our Wish is a Happy and Prosperous New Year For You All

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SEASONS GREETINGS

To Our Many Friends and Patrons We Extend Our

Heartiest Greetings of the Season ^

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Sensational developments arc expected in the divorce suit of Alice Rhinelander, colored wife of Kip

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who recently sued her t • + divorce..—-International. ^ j

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