Obituary Notice Appears Amid Local Notices
A widow and several local residents are listed in a small obituary item in the community page. The notice notes the standard obituary rate applies and references the bereaved family.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1920
Page
2
Pine Stumps Worth Money in Cut-Over Lands
A Washington dispatch reports that lingering stump resources in cut-over southern lands yield many naval stores byproducts. Investigation shows stumps do not die after logging but feed a sap rich soil. possible outputs include rosin, turpentine, pine oils, acetate, tar, pitch, alcohol, resin, and paper pulp with residue. Fire destruction is uneconomical as stumps can fund clearing and profit for owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clement SS. Ueher
Southern Settlement Sed Development Organization
South Atlantic States
Daisies Bring Color to Landscape and Homes
A lyrical piece describes daisies lifting heads to the sky and brightening fields and homes. It praises their beauty, abundance, and ease of gathering for vases, umbrella stands, and interior spaces, noting their steadfast resilience and universal appeal.
Interned German Ships Rehabilitated After Custodian Exit
Recounting postwar efforts the coalition undertook to repair ships once held by German custodians. Workers endured poor sanitary conditions and long scrubbing campaigns to restore habitable quarters aboard the vessels.
Marine Private Childress Serves at Peking Legation
The sole U S Marine in the Peking legation who has never seen the United States is Private C W F Childress born to American parents in China. A tall, well built youth, he enlisted at the legation and speaks Chinese like a native. His interpreter skills aid the Marines and he looks forward to visiting the country he serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peking
China
C. W. F. Childress
Marines
Legation
Childress
Aung Main
Corinne Benton
Doctor Westover
Corinne
Westover
June
Doetor Mann
Stalle
Doeetor
Miss Benton
Mann
Peorget
White Mule Tale From City Attorney Explains Case
Dixon H. Bynum assistant city attorney explains how a white mule entered town. He notes the term is tied to government efforts to curb trafficking and Niquer smelted Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon H. Bynum
Mr. Bynum
Southwest
Lightning Nonsense Pokes Fun At Overcome It
A light column from the McLure Newspaper Syndicate mocks the idea of getting over hardship with a humorous quip about never truly recovering and questioning the value of trying. The piece uses a playful tone and colloquial spelling.
Jean's Tea Room Opens on the Wayside
Jean Webb, a teacher and former caretaker of her mother and grandmother, converts the family garden into the Wayside Tea Room after a chance encounter with Mrs Delbridge. A roadside sign, offered by Phil Delbridge, promises steady tea service on the veranda and a budding romance as patrons praise her cooking and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Webb
Jean
Mrs. Webb
Post Road
Phil
Webbs
Elope Plot Fails as Dawn Keeps Secret Romance Alive
Young Jim Landing plans a late night elopement with Dawn Cricklin but wakes to Dawn's doorstep at dawn after misreading her schemes. Dawn pretends they were discovered as a prank. Jim, relieved, forgives her but warns against further scares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawnie
Jim
Dawn
Dawn Cricklin
Crichton
Cricklin
Thawn
Cricklins
Jane
Auntie
Jimmy
Nan and Jimmie Face a Confession on a Banquet Veranda
In a Western newspaper tale Jimmie seeks Violet after a photographed scene stirs jealousy. Nan’s prank with a consoled photo exposes truths about trust and friendship as Violet apologizes and Jim forgives.
Youth and Age in a Changing World
Youth, restrained and impetuous, seeks unchecked action despite circumstances. Elders urge evidence of good faith and assured success before backing youth’s optimistic plans. Over time, youth learns patience. worthwhile goals do not appear overnight, and constant complaints hinder progress.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Botere
Secor Clase
Greencale
Ind
Port Ofice
Charles J
Arno
S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Addi- Bona
Hans
Mclure Newspaper Syndicate
Jean’s
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Doctor West
Cavinie
Ale Lure Newspaper
Yndicate
Young Jim Landing
Young Jim
Western
Jimmie
Nan
Alwas
Jin
Violet
Fredericks
Dan Fredericks
Kansas
Dan
Kansas City
Violet Ward
Timmie
Tve
Manent
Indiana Portland Cement Co
Greencastle Produce Co
THE
Star Store
Krelleys
A. B. Hanna
C. W. Huffman
Hanna & Huffman
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