Local residents enjoy weekend at river park and visits
Wayne Gillen and Wilbur Donner spent Sunday at Eel River Falls. Mr and Mrs Asa Smith and Joe Vancleave joined friends at Turkey Run Park. Many locals, including Miss Emma Reeves and Miss Emma Johnson, remain ill or traveling. Henry Thomas left for Medicine Hat, Oklahoma to visit relatives for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gillen
Wilbur Donner
Eel River Falls
Asa Smith
Joe Vancleave
Turkey Run Park
James Hunter
Avis Knetzer
Hobart Robinson
Near Fillmore
Henry Thomas
Medicine Hat
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Gertrude Cook
Mary Manuel
Ella Rector
Arval Allen
Cecil Shuey
Theodore Kauble
DePauw Athlete Heads Home Before Tiger Camp
Robert Gipson leaves today for Indianapolis home ahead of Gulver football camp opening August 28. Greencastle Crescent Rebecca Lodge No 763 meets tonight in regular session with expected good attendance. Sunday outing at Turkey Run Park includes Maude Snider Minnie Kiefer Helen Burdett Grace Burdett Eva Herod Zola Hancock Fred Frank Claude Coffin and Robert Mahoney.
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Robert Gipson
DePauw
Indianapolis
Gulver
Greencastle Crescent
Rebecca Lodge No
Maude Snider
N. G
Minnie Kiefer
Lee
Helen Burdett
Grace Burdett
Eva Herod
Zola Hancock
Fred Frank
Claude Coffin
Robert Mahoney
Turkey Run Park
Indianapolis preachers lis t Sunday services at two churches
Dr. L. R. Eckhart preached at Meridian Street M E Church and Dr. H A Gobin spoke at Central Avenue ME Church in Indianapolis on Sunday morning. T W Stewart of the local American Railway Express branch takes a week’s vacation, staying in Greencastle. Mrs Herschel Foster and daughter Florence of Cloverdale departed for a Great Lakes trip visiting Canadian sites.
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Frank Cannon
Great Lakes
L. R. Eckhart
Meridian Street
M. E
Indianapolis
H. A. Gobin
Central Avenue
T. W. Stewart
American Railway Express Company
Greencastle
Herschel Foster
Florence of
Cloverdale
Canada
Baptist Society Sets Joint Session After Tuesday
The Missionary Society and Co-workers Society of the Baptist church plan a joint meeting on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Andrew Sweeney’s home just south of town. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinckman visiting from Indianapolis.
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The
Missionary Society
Co-workers Society of the Baptist Church
Andrew Sweeney
Greencastle Residents See Monday Business Activity
Mrs. John Frazier and Mrs. Sarah Tabor of Brazil and James F. Hurst of Cloverdale were in Greencastle on business Monday. Mrs. J. R. John traveled to Indianapolis for an appendicitis operation at Methodist Hospital. Delta Theta Tau met at 7 15 with Miss Ruby Wright. State policeman warned auto owners to equip cars as required by law. Howard Ewan’s death prompted Charles Ewan and family to return from Seymour. A three year old near Belle Union died after an appendicitis operation. Putnam Lodge 145 S O O F planned a special Tuesday session with refreshments. Berry and Roberts were sent to Jeffersonville Reformatory for a two to five year term after escape.
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Ray Larkin
Belle Union
Ralph Donnahue
Claude Coffin
Putnam County
W. O. Berry
Mir] Roberts
Indiana State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Berry
Roberts
Reformatory
Indiana
Classified loan offer for Putnam County farm lands
Central Trust Company advertises farm loan options on first mortgages in Putnam County. Terms allow long or short time with privilege to pay part or all at any interest period and no commission. If seeking a local farm loan, act quickly as funds will be available for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Central Trust Company
Notice to subscribers arrears urged by The Herald
All subscribers in arrears are urged to visit the office or mail a payment by check or money order. Prompt attention is requested to settle balances and keep subscriptions current.
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the Herald
Sewing Offer From Hill Garment Factory
At home in spare time sew Amoskeag Princess aprons. One dozen at 89 cents plus prepaid postage to any distance, thread furnished, no canvassing. Money refunded if not satisfied. Send P O to Hill Garment Factory Auburn NY for apron copy.
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P. O
Hill Garment Factory
Auburn
N_ Y
Fluff Rugs and Rag Rugs Promotion at Crawford Hotel
An advertisement invites customers to convert old car pets and rugs into fluffy rugs and rag rugs from Carpet Rugs. The sale runs for a few days with a phone contact at Crawford Hotel and mentions the Filmore Community Chautauqua in Fillmore on August 4 to 6.
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Crawford Hotel
Der.anan Bros
Indianapolis
Filmore
Chautauqua, Fillmore
Fillmore Chautauqua Promises Interesting Program
August 4 5 and 6 event promises a varied program near Fillmore. For sale tomatoes 2c per pound and small tomatoes 5c per bushel offered by Eitel's Green House Vine Street. bring your basket.
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Fillmore
Chautauqua
Eitel
Green House
Vine Street
Fillmore Chau tauqua invites community to event
Fillmore invites residents to attend the Fillmore Community Chau tauqua next week. Fireplace wood is advertised at four dollars per card with heavy orders encouraged and a phone contact listed.
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Fillmore
Registration blanks available from Notary Public
Those who have not registered their automobile can obtain the necessary blanks from Haze M Tear at the Herald Office.
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Haze M
Tear
Notary Public
Herald Office
Bi partisan friendship across party lines in politics
The piece notes growing warm personal ties between Republicans and Democrats in modern politics. It recalls earlier Senate camaraderie between Edmunds and Thurman and argues that cleaner campaigns and fair blows foster respect, maintain national progress, and sustain continuity despite differences.
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New York Globe
Edmunds
Thurman
Separating the Sexes in Transit Debated
A Denver Post roundup notes Engineering News findings that women take longer to enter or leave elevators than men. It argues for sex segregation on subways and surface cars as remedy, cites historical echoes, and calls for trial on routes with worsening conditions. Colleges have moved toward coed to segregated models.
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Denver Post
Judea
Color Scheme in Food Colors and Preservatives
The piece argues color use in foods will be central to reform efforts. It notes not all preservatives are banned but harmful ones are, while color bans aim to prevent deception about freshness. Producers urge delay until scientists decide if color is deleterious, warning consumers may accept natural hues if safe.
Southern Girls Migrating to the North for Opportunity
The piece argues Southern women seek freer environments and greater energy, noting social prejudice still hinders them in the South. It praises bright Southern girls leaving for the North as a loss for the South and a gain for northern cities, urging them to come.
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South
New York Mall
Abuse of the Term Easy and Moral Pressure
A critical essay on the misuse of the word easy in praise and persuasion. It argues that a generous person is not duped by flattery nor passive, but gains intangible benefits while avoiding moral pitfalls. It contrasts honest generosity with those seeking quick gains.
Quiet Nerves and a Charming Exchange at the Sanitarium
Stayfield, tormented by sounds, seeks silence at a sanitarium. He endures lawn mowers and a squeaky hammock until a neighboring hammock user appears, and a late evening oiling leads to a tentative romance as they discuss noises and mutual sensitivities. A Wisconsin inventor showcases a portable work bench in a tool chest.
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Stayfield
Starfield
Educational and cultural notes across nations and eras
The survey highlights diverse education facts from 208 years since Canada's first school in Quebec to 1781 Philadelphia libraries. It cites Columbia alumni totals, California Japanese school enrollments, Michigan traveling libraries, Indiana presidents, Peking University, and Paris area American students. It also notes illiteracy shifts in Alabama and cultural trends in Yale, Shanghai bobbed hair bans, and Esperanto courses in France.
Wisdom of the East: Chinese Proverbs Noted by Roy Chapman Andrews
A collection of Chinese proverbs presented by Roy Chapman Andrews at a Dutch Treat club gathering in New York. Maxims cover humility, virtue, reputation, leadership, trust, and human nature, with blunt views on aging, beauty, and judgment.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Dutch Treat Club
New York City
Pointed Paragraphs on Friendship and Life Lessons
Witty observations compare friendship to a cable road, define genuine ties beyond acquaintances, and note social tones in communities. The piece jokes about lighthouses near coast towns and a kicker’s departure, then muses on marriage, blame, and lingering affection after marriage.
Lakes Fade From Maps as Shirwa Dries Up in Africa
Missionaries report Lake Shirwa in British Central Africa has fully dried, leaving only ponds where streams once fed it. Once 30 miles long and 10 to 15 wide, the lake bed hosts scattered canoes amid former island hills. Livingstone first found it in 1859, with Ngami also vanished.
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British Central Africa
Shirwa
Lake Nyassa
Mchisi
Tongwe
Livingstone
Ngami
Lake Shirwa
Henry Drummond
Inner Africa
Petermann
Mitteilungen
The Perils of Newspaper Making in Life Opinion
The essay argues newspaper manufacturing is hazardous and unprofitable. It highlights constant moral and political motives for persistence, despite losses, and laments low prices, high costs, and fierce competition. It urges a law limiting pages and a minimum price to sustain papers.
Birds Beasts Fishes Facts From Nature Notes
A survey of animal facts notes the giraffe at birth is about six feet long the pigeon coos without opening its bill and science estimates around 19000 fish species. It states fish rest with heads upstream and Lake Erie yields the most fish per square mile. It also mentions the swallow has the largest beak proportion and a jungle flon can leap twenty to thirty feet from a stand.
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Emma Reeves
Walter Dorsett
Jefferson Township
Emma Johnson
Allen Brothers
Harry Wells
Dorothy
B. F. Corwin
St. Paul
Duluth
Greencastle American Legion
Legion Hall
Amanda Johnston
Madison Street
Robert Brinckman
Howard Harris
American Zinc Products Company
Brazil Colored Giants
Brazil
Bee
Putnamville
Putnamvile
Colored Giants
Greencastle Grays
John Frazier
Sarah Tabor
James F. Hurst
J. R. John
Methodist Hospital
Delta Theta Tau
Ruby Wright
Johnson Flats
U. S
Greencastle Mornday
Charles Ewan
Earl Ewan
Seymour
Howard Ewan
Putnam Lodge No. 145
Lawrence Sears
Edgar Shamel
WG Wm
Callahan
Wisconsin
Quebec
Columbia University
California
Michigan
Indiana University
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
America
China
Government University of Peking
Washington
France
Paris
Shanghai
Ministry of Education
Alabama
Yale University
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Wisdom OF the East
Heaven
the Independent
New York
Chicago Daily News
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Sessue Hayakawa
Brand of Lopez
Eddie Polo
Breezy Eason
Harry Sweet
VIA
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Toronto, Ontario
Toledo, Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo, N
Detroit, St. Clair Flats
Port Huron, Mich
Trac
Science
Lake Erie
Rogers Family Stock CO
Hiney
the College Girl
Indiana Loan Co
Donner
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