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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
2
Professors and Politics in Early 20th Century North Dakota Inquiry
Excerpts describe academic figures discussing activism and socialism, with mentions of DePauw University hires, Clark University links, and Lenox College in Hopkinton. Remarks cover cooperation over class privilege, fame of the nonpartisan league, and wartime German atrocities cited by professor Zeuch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wallace Calhoun
University of Pittsburg
Florida State College For Women
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Zeuch
Indiana University
Bloomington
Clark University
Leader
Inn
William Lowe Bryan
New York City
League of North Dakota
Dr. Richards Office and Residence Addresses
The notice lists the office at 13 East Walnut Street near the post office and the residence at 505 Elm Street for Dr. R. H. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Walnut, Street
Psite Post Office
Elm Street
East
Walnut Street
Lockwood Family Begins Prolonged Journey to Shanghai
Dr and Mrs W W Lockwood and three sons depart Tuesday for Shanghai where he serves as Y M C A secretary. They travel via Chicago and Vancouver and sail September 4, arriving in Shanghai after visiting Greencastle and the Towns on South Locust street. The three boys will enroll in Shanghai public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lockwood
Shanghai
China
Lockwood
Chicago
Vancouver
Sugar famine hits Greencastle as sugar runs low
Greencastle residents face a sugar shortage with less than 100 pounds in town and two pounds per person weekly. Merchants say shipments from larger cities are unavailable and outsiders seeking sugar are turned away. Local cante loaves from Will Wetz are promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Tariff Policy Promptly Prolonged by Committee Tactics
The text notes a congressional tactic of keeping the committee in session to pressure bills, with majority members pushing tariffs on products from their own districts and no sign of relief from this approach.
Wrigley Delivers Gum by Aeroplanes Tour
Wrigley’s Spearmint Number One and Two aeroplanes tour eight states visiting 150 cities carrying gum to local distributors. Parachute drops carry gum packages and two free ride tickets. tours span the Middle West and South over four months with John N. Hammond directing and pilots from air services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Wrigley
Wm. Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
John N. Hammond
Transcontinental Agerial Company
Hammond
26Th Divister
C. R. Barkland
British
Royal Flying Corps
Royal Air Force
J. W. Schroeter
U.S. Air Service
Middle West
South
Aero Expres Service
Evangelist Grose Here For Three Nazarene Meetings
Evangelist Grose, at the Nazarene district assembly in Alexandria Indiana, will remain until Thursday and conduct three services starting tonight at 7 30 in the hall over the Browning grocery store. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Grose
Nazarene District Assembly
Alexandria
Ind
Browning
A Strawberry Dream in Copenhagen’s famed cellar
The London Chronicle recalls a Copenhagen summer spectacle where visitors descend to a cool basement for a strawberry feast. Piles of berries, cream, sugar, and low prices create a memorable, nearly perfect Danish treat unique to Denmark’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Copenhagen
Evers
Anderson
London Chronicle
Man’s Fall From Paradise Toward Reason and Freedom
The sketch traces early mankind’s move from animal rudiments to reason guiding action. It views departure from nature’s guardianship as transition to freedom. The author questions whether humans gain or lose from this shift, framing it as progress toward perfection despite imperfect initial efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuant
Curl Papers Keep Hat Feathers In Place
A Springfield Union snippet describes a young woman wearing feathered hat trim secured with curl papers. She explains nightly use of flexible spiral curl papers to keep the arrangement neat, saying the feathers look fattest and prettiest after removing the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springcield Union
Old European Inns and The Long-Rooted Restaurants
The article lists historic eateries across Europe with long founding dates. Cafe de Terence in Paris exceeds two centuries, Mitre hotel in Oxford is said to be five centuries old, Rathskeller in Bremen holds famed Rhine and Moselle wines since 1405, Bratwurstglocklein in Nuremberg linked to a church has served roast sausages since 1400, and Capello Nero in Venice traces its origins to an earlier year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cafe de Terence
Mitre
Oxford
Fneland
Rathskeller
Bremen
Nuremberg
Venice
Lafayette Worthily Honored as Major General at 20
In 1777 on July 1 Congress voted Lafayette the position of major general in the American army. He arrived in spring 1777 with his own ship funds, served as a volunteer in Washington's forces, declining pay, and was soon promoted to major general at the age of twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Marquis de Lafayette
Congress
Tnijor
America
Washington
Rajor
Little Things and Faithfulness in Small Duties
The passage reflects on how life is built from small acts and the need to be faithful in little duties to progress toward a higher path. It notes we cannot foresee consequences yet must choose right over wrong, leaving outcomes to fate.
What They Sigh For
Busy women seek leisure to unleash talent, but real ability finds time despite duties. A quote from Exchange argues true talent will develop even under pressure.
Garlic in the Dark Remark Sparks Shopper Debate
A department store shopper overhears a cash girl joke that a man’s mother feeds him garlic so she can locate him in the dark. The remark appears in Harpers Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Impecunious Author Quits Writing For Three Months
Tallor confronts a debtor demanding payment as the impecunious author declares a doctor ordered break from writing for three months. The exchange highlights financial stress and a temporary cessation of literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallor
Farm Implements and Farming Gear for Sale
A large sale listing includes a 7-foot McCormick binder, two McCormick mowing machines, one Deering mower, one sulky hay rake, one hay tedder, two J I Case riding brakes, two walking plows, two disk harrows, two spike tooth harrows, three riding cultivators, a 5-hoe wheat drill, an end-gate seeder, a Black Hawk corn planter, two corn shelters, one Rude manure spreader, one Columbus wagon, one Moline wagon, two old wagons, blacksmith tools, a 2 HP gasoline engine, a maple syrup evaporator, sugar tanks, a Primrose cream separator, cream can, a hay frame, two gravel beds, three sets team harness, three sets common harness, and many more items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
J. I
Black Hawk
Columbus
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Ross Fa
Gross
Madison
Rosa
Greenenstie
Coop
Co-operative Commonwealth
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Sound
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Orino
Studebaker
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Sale
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C. A. Vestal
G. R. Brown
Martinsville
Paul Albin
E. R. Robards
Clerks
R. H. Richards
Red
A. J. Duff
Pe. Lockwood
Will Wetz
Ordos
Nazarene Church
Cloverdale Road
Farrow
O. J. Rector
Roscoe Wells
Man
Marshall & O
Vine & Walnut Sts
Indianapolis
Via
Highlander
Suns
Bainbridge
Pleinbridge
Jack
Hereford
Poland
D. W. Hurst & Son
S. P. Browning
J. Rector
Ott Sherrill
W. E. Gill
Joe M. Allen
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