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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

2

Rockville Centennial Plans Prompt County Homecoming Interest

In February 1924 Rockville marks 100 years since its founding in 1824. The Parke County Historical Society may stage a centennial day at the chautauqua and consider a Parke County homecoming. No definite plans yet, requests for reader opinions via letters to the chautauqua or historical society secretary.

Rockville Parke County Historical Society Chautauqua Parke County Parke

Four Thrapp family killed in grade crossing crash

In Kendallville Indiana at 11 42 P M Thursday G R I train number 14 struck an automobile carrying James Raymond Thrapp 42 his wife Laura 37 and children Josephine 9 John 4 and the twin James R Jr 4 who survived with a broken thigh and other injuries. Mrs Thrapp and the two children died instantly with the father dying four hours later.

Kendallville Ind James Raymond Thrapp Laura Thrapp Josephine Thrapp John Thrapp Thrapp James R. Thrapp Jr John

Flying mail train promises nonstop 2000 mile air service

The Daily Chronicle outlines a flying mail train concept for England. The airplane would cover 2000 miles nonstop for 24 hours with a crew rotating shifts and onboard sleeping quarters. Automatic self balance may aid night flying and fog or cloud conditions. The helmsman would mainly steer by compass under the rudder.

London England Daily Chronicle

Bury Army Mule With Full Military Honors

A full military funeral was held at Ft. Sam Houston for Raggedy Ann a burro mascot of Battery F Twelfth Field Artillery. Taps sounded at Pershingfield and a special volley fired. Staff Sergeant J J Burns gave the eulogy and Sonny Thirlkeld placed a wreath of alfalfa on the bier. Raggedy Ann and Verdun were attacked by pack train mules leading to the death.

San Antonio Tex Ft. Sam Houston Raggedy Ann Battery F Twelfth Field Artillery Post Corral Pershingfield J. J. Burns Sonny” Thirlkeld Verdun France Fifteenth Field Artillery

Famous Borso d'Este Bible Sells to Milan Manufacturer

The Borso d Este Bible valued at 250000 dollars and once owned by Emperor Karl of Austria was bought by a wealthy Milan maker after outbidding an American banker. Illuminated by Fifteenth century artists, it is regarded by antiquarians as the finest specimen of its kind.

London Borso d’Este Karl of Austria Milan

Estimating the Unknown Source of Global Fuel and Water

The Baltimore Sun notes a claim that vast undeveloped land reserves could supply gasoline and hot water for five hundred years, underscoring the potential longevity of fossil fuels and energy resources.

Baltimore Sun

Champion Primpers

A Parisian satirist notes women, cats, and birds spend the most time at their toilets, highlighting vanity and routine in daily life. The remark casts a humorous lens on domestic prerogatives and pet care as shared habits.

Agriculture First Dignity as Immediate Use Says Johnson

Quotation notes that if dignity is judged by usefulness, agriculture stands as the first and noblest science per Doctor Johnson, emphasizing practical value in farming.

Doctor Johnson

Untitled Aphorism Quotation Cited By La Bruyere

A quotation from La Bruyere notes the folly of men lacking wit and the restraint to speak wisely. The line reflects on the difficulty of true judgment and measured speech.

Art and Nature Quote in Schiller Style

A concise literary reflection contrasts art as humanity’s instrument with nature’s gift of existence. It frames art as the shaping force that elevates beings into human expression, echoing Schiller's sentiment on art as the right hand of nature.

Schiller

A Case of Plod Enthusiasm Makes a Quiet Stand

A report notes persistent effort behind a modest public display as steady resolve drives a quiet determination in the town. Local observers emphasize patience and gradual progress over flashy showmanship.

Banquet Illness Leads To Miracle Remedy Claim

A banquet three years ago left the writer with acute indigestion and severe colic. After doctors failed, a friend advised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which reportedly cured the ailment by removing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation. One dose supposedly proves it, with a money refund offer. Sold by leading druggists.

Mayr

Maplewood and area residents gather over weekend notices

Dwight McFadden and family of Crete Illinois visited his sister Mrs Ray Miller on Saturday night. Mrs W M Denny sold cows to Dillard Sands of Roachdale last week. Alvin Hanks funeral was at Brick Chapel Church conducted by Rev Dodd with interment in the cemetery. Jason Miller and wife and Nathan Call and wife and son of Roachdale visited relatives Sunday. Miss Gladys McFadden of East Lake Tennessee guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Miller this week. Frank Ader and son attended the Ader reunion near Bellmore Sunday.

Dwight McFadden Crete Ray Miller W. M. Denny Dillard Sands Roachdale Alvin Hanks Rev. Dodd Brick Chapel Church Mr. Hanks Jason Miller Nathan Call Gladys McFadden East Lake Tenn Frank Ader Ader Bellmore

Miss Charlotte Taylor Hosts Garden Social for Friends

Miss Charlotte Taylor entertained a group of girl friends Thursday evening at her parents home on East Washington street. Honors included Irma Shute and Mary Catherine Harris who are leaving town soon. Light refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a pleasant social time. Attendees were Mary Elizabeth Gillen Caroline Ellis Wanda Thompson Gertrude Herod Mary Louise Talbott Leota Mullins.

Charlotte Taylor E. B. Taylor East Washington Street Irma Shute Major Martyn H. Shute Mary Catherine Harris R. W. Shafer Miss Shute Miss Harris Mary Elizabeth Gillen Caroline Ellis Wanda Thompson Gertrude Herod Mary Louise Talbott Leota Mullins

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