Personal News Roundup From Cloverdale Area Suits Busy Week
Thomas Tibbs returns from Arkansas while many locals plan visits to Indianapolis Robinson Illinois Lebanon and other towns. Families such as Sellers Poe Burris and Eudaly travel to see relatives and attend reunions with several weekend visits to Indiana Ohio Wisconsin and beyond. Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No 106 I O O F will meet Monday at 8 00 tonight with Alice Day and Ference Stringer noted.
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Rebecca Lodge No
Alice Day
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Ference Stringer
Isaac Hartsaw Dies at 73 in Cloverdale Home
Isaac Hartsaw age 73 died Saturday morning at about 3 30 at his Cloverdale residence after a brief illness. Survived by eight children and his wife who died about a year ago. Surviving children include Rev. Alva Hartsaw of Waverly Iowa James Hartsaw Jesse Hartsaw Mrs Ross Shillings Cloverdale Rev W A Hartsaw Tell City Mrs John Springer New Maysville and Harvey F Hartsaw Williamsburg Iowa. Funeral plans await word from a son in Iowa.
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Isaac Hartsaw
Cloverdale
Hartsaw
Alva Hartsaw
Waverly
Iowa
James Hartsaw
Jessie Hartsaw
Ross Shillings
W. A. Hartsaw
Tell City
John Springer
New Maysville
Harvey F. Hartsaw
Williamsburg
Towa
Bicknell Woman Undergoes Major Operation Today
Mrs. Charles Huben of Bicknell underwent a major operation for abdominal trouble at Putnam County Hospital Saturday. Dr. Ayler performed the operation with assistance from Dr. McGaughey and Dr. Gillespie. Miss Purcell of Indianapolis is aiding Mrs. Huben.
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Charles Huben
Bicknell
Putnam County Hospital
Ayler
McGaughey
Gillespie
Miss Purcell
Indianapolis
Huben
State Automobile Insurance ad from Roy Hillis district manager
An insurance notice directing readers to see Roy Hillis district manager for automobile insurance including fire theft collision and indemnity with State Automobile Insurance Company.
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Roy Hillis
State Automobile Insurance Company
Weaver Birds Build Grass Roofs in African Flats
Weaver birds of Africa construct communal grass rooves in flats, crafting a large shelter resembling a native hut. The underside forms compartments, each housing a breeding pair in a shared colony.
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Africa
Hypnotism Historical Note and Infinity Concept
Hypnotism has ancient roots with Dr James Braid of England credited for the term in 1841. The piece also posits that infinite products arise when infinity is a factor, a philosophical quip attributed to John P Bt. John.
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James Braid
England
John P. Bt
John
Union Chapel Parsonage Auction Announces Sale Date
Trustees of Union Chapel church will sell the Morton parsonage at public auction on Saturday August 11 at 2 30 PM on the premises. Lucas and Masten advertise insurance and real estate services in South Jackson Street.
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Lucas and
Masten
South Jackson Street
Union Chapel
Morton
Poland
Reelsville
Mark of Highest Genius Inspires Sympathy for Best in Human Nature
Quote by Chapin on genius as the culmination of sympathy with humanity and its virtues, not satire. The remark links intellectual brilliance with moral insight and appeal to what is highest in people.
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Chapin
Sport and Ferocity Quote Contends With Tiger War
A quotation by G. B. Shaw contrasts human sport with a tiger’s ferocity in a dramatic mood piece. The line ponders the lethal chase between man and beast and flips the typical hunter narrative.
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G. B. Shaw
Thought for the Day: balance of give and take
A reflective note on life as a balance between giving and receiving. It suggests that those who gain less do so because they take more than they give.
France Cares For War Mutiles With Pensions And Schools
Paris reports about 1.5 million ex soldiers in France with mutilations, blindness or shell shock. The government runs pensions totaling over 5 billion francs yearly, plus a ministry of pensions and dedicated schools for reeducation. In Paris about 150,000 mutilated ex soldiers live, many in ministries or homes, with 2,000 blind ex soldiers nationwide.
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France
Paris
Ministry of Pensions
Civilian
Ife
Office National Des Mutiles
Service and Trade Offer in Greencastle
Up to the minute electrical repair service in Greencastle with eight hour battery service. For sale or trade a big team, sound, steady and reliable suitable for light horse driving or saddle. Viola Denny Greencastle R3.
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Greencastle Battery Co
N. Side Square
Viola Denny
Greencastle
R 3
Lawn Mowers Sharpened by Local Mechanic
Bruce Shannon offers mower sharpening and adjustment at 431 Anderson Street with guaranteed work and phone 783 Y.
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Bruce Shannon
Anderson Street
Pity quotes about knowledge and ignorance
A reflective aphorism from the Boston 1 Evening Transcript notes that some derive pleasure from claiming knowledge, while exposing how little they actually understand. The remark contrasts knowing and pity in social discourse.
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Boston
Evening Transcript
Philosophy of Strategy in Social Conduct
The passage contrasts humiliating others with harsh words to elevating oneself in their view. It argues that true strategy lies in constructive speech that enhances one’s standing while respecting the other person’s dignity.
Lost sow with two black spots sought by owner
White sow about 350 pounds with two black spots missing. Owner Fred Lucas requests information leading to recovery.
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Fred Lucas
The High Standard Quote Versus Perceived Success
A Boston Evening transcript notes the idea that a man may be successful without realizing it and a failure without recognizing it, underscoring a reflective view of achievement and awareness.
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Boston
Isit
Time Stamps Missing in African Race Descriptions
A note observes that among African races there are no terms indicating time of day. The statement highlights linguistic patterns where temporal words are absent in describing these events.
From Trousers to Tubes Chief Patch Shift
The piece notes a shift from trousers to tubes as the main patching method, marking a key contrast with earlier generations. It underscores a design evolution in the field described by the Wall Street Journal.
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Wall Street Journal
Two Ways of Making a Bluff
A compact quip notes that bluffing raises one’s stock of wealth and reputation if done with care, contrasting opening the mouth and purse with measured caution. The aphorism attributes the gain to reputation rather than actual gain.
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Zimmerman
Rooms to rent for Depauw students in Greencastle
University urges Greencastle residents to list rooms for male Depauw students. Help by sending full name, address, phone, number and type of rooms, amenities, and monthly price. Aimed at simple, comfortable housing, with rates below university housing. Contact W Henry McLean for details.
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Greencastle
Depauw University
W. Henry McLean
Men's Hall
Depauw
Greenilfcastle
Adv
Chief Key of the World in Wordsworth and Dean Inge
The piece centers on the idea that the world’s keys lie with Wordsworth’s trio Admiration Hope and Love but chiefly with Dean Inge as the third. It frames Inge as the pivotal figure guiding interpretation through affection and aspiration.
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Wordsworth
Dean Inge
Seek Eccentric Thief Returns Checks in Mail Robber Case
Postal inspectors and detectives hunt a mysterious thief who rifled the mails and sent found papers to fictitious addresses. He indorsed receipts to "Du cate received by Jesse Jines, dr." About $80,000 in checks and other papers have been recovered by post authorities after weeks missing.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Jines
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Jack Krider
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Pickwick Mfg. Co
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William Farnum
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Greencastle Telephone Co
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