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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

4

Tanks Adopted After Big Fight

London report recounts Sir Albert Stern’s account of the tank’s birth and battles to win its adoption. From a 1914 Murray’s supper idea to the 1916 first tank Mother, the story traces committee work, secrecy shifts, and Lloyd George’s clash over orders.

London Albert Stern Strand Magazine Sir Albert Rhine Churchill BR. N. VR Eustace D'Eyncourt Hetherington Col. Crompton Albert Stein Tritton Lieut. Wilson Admiralty War Office Sr. D'Eyncourt Hatfield Park Col. Swinton Ie Committee Imperial Defense France Albert Tommy

Richmond Doomed for Burn and Salvage at Boston

The Richmond, Farragut era wooden warship, will be towed from Philadelphia to Boston to be burned for metal salvage. The sloop of war served in three wars and is to be destroyed for its copper and iron recovery. In London, a mammoth skull and tusk found at Denhaw are dated to about 70,000 years old by Sir Ray Lankester.

Boston Richmond Farragut Philadelphia Sloop of War London Denhaw Ray Lankester

Diet of Twenty Cents A Day Promoted By Dr Allen

Dr Thomas J Allen of Eureka Springs Arkansas advocates a simple balanced near monodiet to cut living costs and food bills to twenty cents daily. He claims the regimen boosts physical and mental work and plans to maintain it for fifty years despite skepticism.

Chicago Thomas J. Allen Eureka Springs Ark Allen Aurora College

U S Purges Tract of Coyote Pests

In Montrose Colorado the U S government and Uncompahgre Valley Wool Growers Association wage war on coyotes to protect lambs and fowls. Experts deploy strychnine bait and poisoned carcasses along trails. hundreds of coyotes killed. Revenues from coyote hides fund the local anti raid effort.

Montrose Col Uncompahore Valley United States Uncompahore Valley Wool Growers’ Association Wool Growers’ Association

Dog Solves Door Puzzle at Union Trust Building

In Harrisburg a fox terrier outside the Union Trust Building learns to operate revolving doors. After studying human steps and door movements, the dog slips into a compartment and pushes with its paws until the door turns, allowing the terrier to enter and grin at its success.

Harrisburg Union Trust

Women Govern Diomede Island Society In Alaska

Reports from the Alaska territorial bureau of publicity describe life on the Diomede Island group split by the boundary with Siberia. Women and children wield most governance, requiring a husband’s consent for purchases and a mother’s consent for married offspring. Wealth flows as skins, with the rich aiding the poor, and individuals may seek permission to end their life.

Juneal Alaska Lite Diomedes Islands Sebring Sea Siberia Alaska Territorial Bureau of Publicity

Letter in Fire Box Found by Northampton Official

John J. Rockett, Northampton fire alarms superintendent, found a letter inside box No. 17 addressed to a Stamford Connecticut man. The Polish woman writer had left it there long ago. a stamp was missing and a new one attached as the letter remained undelivered.

Northampton Mass John J. Rockett Stamford Senate House Indianapolis Senator New Goodrich M. Wasmuth Warren T. Mecray D. Jackson Lesh Fred Sims Tax Board Goodrich Administration

Tax Care Bill Sparks Indiana Tax Law Debate

Indianapolis reform critic Evan B. Stotsenburg denounces the Tuthill-Kiper and coal control measures as flawed tools for legalizing state tax increases. He cites alleged political influence, calls for appeals to voters, and notes executive actions under Governor Goodrich amid a heated legislative session.

Attorney-General Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners Supreme Court Goodrich Jesse Eschbach Eschbach State Board of Accounts Stotsenburgs

Preparing for the Fourth Burns The Stenographer’s Frustrations

The stenographer laments a hectic day as she balances club work and personal tasks. She complains of constant interruptions from Mr Gray Mr Nicholas Mr Brown and Mr Vandewater while preparing bills programs and suits. The scene shifts to Mrs Moran and Mrs Regan debating Maggie’s reluctance to work with anecdotes and a penny saved for chores.

Vin Ima Mr. Gray Mr. Cray Nicholas Charitt Mr. Brown Mrs. Tegan Mra. Moran Magete Maggie

Periscopes in Dozen Styles For Submarine View

The article catalogs twelve periscope types and explains their design. It notes vertical tubes with prisms and telescope lenses, varying vision methods, and tradeoffs between single eye and two eye viewing. It describes panoramic and ring eyed designs to widen horizon observation.

Ernest Coaster Mr. Couster Anticia Ita

Invention of McKay Sewing Machine Behind Shoe Boom

The article credits Ly man H. Blake for conceiving a machine to join uppers to soles and McKay for financing and refining it into the McKay sewing machine. Introduced in 1861 at William Porter & Sons in Lynn Massachusetts the foot powered device revolutionized shoe manufacturing. It notes Blake exhibited a stationary horn version in 1958 and McKay bought it in 1859. A Massachusetts inventor also patented a sand box for automobiles to distribute sand under tires. The piece ends with a reflection on a young man fearing rejection for asking a girl.

Gordon Meway Aboes Lyman H. Blake McKay William Porter & Sons Lynn Maas Blake Massachusetts

Grocery Ad Highlights Weekend Specials and Prices

A fragmented advertisement lists numerous reduced prices for flour sugar canned fruits and coffee plus soaps and soaps and personal care items for a Friday and Saturday sale. Items include White Lily flour 1.90 per bag Pure Lard per pound various canned peaches apricots and corn and several coffee brands with multi-pack deals.

Larabees Todo Pious Cuenies Son Farmer’s Pride Farly’s Golden Sun Arbuckles Silver Sea

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Admiralty and Ware Office Towmy Arthur Mr. Lloyd George William Robertson Lloyd George Sir Arthur Bolton U.S Colorado Valley Evan B. Stotsenburg Sies Goodrich Ind New Albany Slam Stotsenburg Legaly Boards of Review Seve Peewee Palmolive Soan Jap Rose Ag A AS Bank and Trust Company Greencastle United States Government Central National Bank Central Trust Lena Kivexs College Ave Grand Central Hotel
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