Local Greencastle Notes Talk of Church and Travel
Local items cover Rev. V. L. Raphael preaching at the Presbyterian church at 10 40 Sunday and residents returning from interrupts of six weeks at Martinsville Florence Gambold and Gladys Ames visiting Effingham and other towns. The notes list moves, travels, college ties at DePauw Baldwin Wallace and Indiana area events and social visits across Greencastle.
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V. L. Raphael
Presbyterian Rch
Classified Acts and Local Notices
Classified notices urge subscribers in arrears to pay. Wernke’s Jewelry seeks a young lady clerk. Paul Jackson advertises a good cook stove. Miller Meat Market promotes home killed steak. John J. Black seeks farm for sale details. fireplace wood offered at four dollars a cord. O J Rector Auctioneer advertises selling dates during sale season.
Triumph Pills Relief Notice From National Medical Institute
An advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills when irregular or suppressed and promises safety and dependability in proper cases. The offer notes the pills are not sold at drug stores and invites readers to write for “Relief” and particulars, free, with the address listed in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Win
Short Grass Season Shapes Stock Feeding Plans
North of the Mason Dixon line the grass season is brief, about four months, with pastures usable from May to September. Plan silage and silo size for eight months of feeding. The key is to keep stock from thinning before frost.
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Mason and Dixon Line
Poultry Notes on Egg Production and Care
Do not expect 200 egg pullets from 10 egg hens. Like begets like. Keep lime in reach, provide grit and a dry dust bath. Excessive fatness reduces egg production and raises risk of disease.
Financiers Say U S Has Too Much Gold
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes financiers claim the United States holds excessive gold in circulation and that the discussion is framed as a computation rather than targeting the public.
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United States
Louisville Courier-Journal
Public sale of farm stock at Vaughn farm near Mt Meridian
Following dissolution of partnership a public sale is set for August 23 1921 at 10 a m on the O P Vaughn farm 42 miles west of Mt Meridian along the National road 7 miles southeast of Greencastle. The catalog lists 22 head horses and mules 18 head cattle 84 head hogs plus implements and harness. Terms require cash under 10 and credit on larger sums with notes and 6 percent interest. delivery after terms are met. Lunch by Mt Meridian Ladies Aid.
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O. P. Vaughn
Mt. Meridian
Greencastle
Jack
Sound
Durham
C. P.vaughn
A. H. Stone
Ladies Aid of
Different Colors of Eggs and Their Market Factors
The USDA notes no uniform nutritional difference between brown and white shelled eggs when size and freshness are equal. Shell color affects market value regionally, with brown eggs often pricier. yolk color relates to feed and may influence flavor, though not nutrition.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
New York
England
Poultry Notes on Breeds and Care for Farm Success
There is seldom anything gained by keeping more than one breed on the farm. Good feeding, good stock, no lice, and no carelessness insure success for any poultry keeper.
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Keepiig
Public Auction At Walter Cooper Farm Near Greencastle
A public auction will be held at the Walter Cooper farm twenty miles south of Greencastle near Cloverdale road on Monday August 29 1921 at 1030 a.m. The sale includes 80 Hampshire hogs 40 Hampshire shoats and yearling two and three year old sows bred to Sun Beam King plus three horses and a cow herd with calves tools and equipment such as a Webber wagon mowing machine hay rake hay tedder plows discs drill and a cream separator. Terms five dollars and under cash six months on notes with eight percent interest from date two percent off for cash. Dobbs and Vestal Auds Albert Albaugh Clerk. Dinner served by Ladies Aid of Mt. Meridian.
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Walter Cooper
Greencastle
Cloverdale Road
Hampshire
Webber
Dobbs & Vestal
Albert Albaugh
Ladies Aid of
Mt. Meridian
When Do We Grow Old A Grandpa’s Riddle
MARC COOK muses on aging from ten to sixty and beyond in a reflective verse. He notes how each age brings a new sense of wisdom yet keeps a resilient sense of youth as he wonders when a man truly grows old.
Vipers Veer Across Europe and France Face Infestation
The article describes vipers as widespread pests in America and across continental Europe, with France particularly plagued. A notable hunter named Jobin the Serpentor tracks and kills vipers in vineyards, earning pay by snake size. vipers reach up to 6 or 7 feet, with gray brown bodies and red markings, while females show green and yellow tones with black and red spots.
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America
Europe
British Isles
France
Jobin the
Serpe
Vineyard
Popular Mechanics
Sailor John Pomeroy Receives Reward for War Inventions
John Pomeroy known as the sailor of London arrives in San Francisco on his way home from Australia. He claims invention of an explosive bullet that limited Zeppelin damage and says the British government awarded him 125000 dollars. He produced six other war inventions and plans talks in Washington. He credits his wife who was decorated by Britain and given a 25000 dollar bonus.
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John Pomeroy
London
San Francisco
Australia
America
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Nickel Note Interest Mentioned in Feller Exchange
A note is handed to you by a feller who says the giver added a nickel as payment. The other person suggests this may be interest on the note.
Wedded Isolated Girl Shielded by Glass
Miss Kate O'Brien of Philadelphia and Charles Barker of Vancouver were married in Moosejaw by Rev. Father O'Brien through a glass pane that separated the fever-stricken bride from her groom and the priest. O'Brien left Philadelphia a week earlier, caught fever en route, and halted in Moosejaw. Barker went to Moosejaw and urged no delay. A room was prepared for the bride and a speaking tube allowed the priest to receive her assent.
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Kate O'Brien
Philadelphia
Charlies Barker
Vancouver
B. C
Moosejaw
Father O’brien
Boston
Miss O'Brien
Barker
Guinea fowl moral of waste use on farms
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture say Guinea fowls utilize waste escapes both hens and turkeys. They favor thickets and weed patches, cause fewer depredations than chickens or turkeys, require little feed, and lay eggs prolifically with a rich flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Air Conserves Board Floor Technique
The text explains keeping board floors aired by foundation openings, closed in winter, with a sand layer and scratching material for a good surface. It notes removable otter and sand, and warns that wooden floors near ground require foundation walls rats cannot access beneath.
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