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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
10
On farms, long hours of work are steady but break times matter. The International Kerosene Engine promises dependable power, low fuel cost, and durable performance to handle odds and ends and free time for reading and rest. Four sizes 1.5, 3, 6, and 10 hp.
The piece defends advertising by merchants as a sign of up to date goods not shop worn. It asserts readers can trust advertised items and rely on merchants who place ads in the paper.
The Colton Dramatic Company’s annual Darlington visit ended with strong turnout and a well received Saturday performance. Audiences praised the shows as even better than prior years, and Colton’s troupe heads to Colfax this week. Also notes social visits and a found tire listing.
Weekly listings show First Christian Church events including Sunday School at 9 45 and Worship at 11 00 with sermons on The Worlds Call and The Greatness of Faith led by Miss Audrey Wisehart and Roscoe Bair. Also noted are Methodist and Presbyterian services with Sunday School times, sermons, and pastors listed for Darlington Shannondale and St James Lutheran.
A Schoolmaster warns that mastery of rules does not yield poetry or song and lauds newspaper English as strongest current usage. The Boston Herald quote contrasts prose in books with that in newspapers. Separately, officials move the band stand on wheels to avoid a permanent Main Street location after each concert.
The Christian Church on East Main Street hosts a Bible School at 10 a.m. today with lessons and activities for all ages led by church volunteers.
Friends Church schedules preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m led by Pastor L M Reagan. Church of the Brethren under Superintendent J R Rettinger holds 10 30 a m preaching and 7 30 p m youth meeting in the evening with Pastor Forest Groff.
A Rushville area farm experiment by William Plessinger fed two groups of pigs and found purebred Polands and Durocs averaged 250 pounds while crossbred hogs averaged 210 pounds. He notes little difference in litter ages and that tankage and ground corn were used, with feeding details varying by month.
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