Greencastle Daily Herald notices and rates
In Greencastle Indiana the Daily Herald explains its postal status and contact details. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes charges for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
In Greencastle Indiana the Daily Herald explains its postal status and contact details. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes charges for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry.
A San Francisco water front cat named Jimmy gains fame as a possessor of second sight. She leaves the steamer O M Clark after a muttered omen and boards a steam schooner in Oakland Estuary, later returning or being unsettled as ships sail away. Events include Capt Higgins dropping registers and the chaos that follows at Channel Islands.
Mrs Carrie Posner of Zanesville Ohio extolls Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for fifteen years of use by her and her husband. She reports it never fails to give relief for cholera morbus and other bowel troubles.
The Delta Theta Tan hosts a benefit dance tonight at Ben Hur hall. Admission is 1 dollar per couple and everyone is welcome. Proceeds go to the club’s charitable fund.
Washington Aug 26 Senator McCumber a long time Republican from North Dakota told the Senate that the foreign relations committee seeks to kill the Peace Treaty and the League of Nations. He warned that amending to favor China over Japan would prompt a new world war and betray China’s interests. He urged keeping both nations in the league to safeguard China’s territory and independence.
Col George McElroy recounts Joe Jennings of Jennings Oklahoma and the birth of the town. A sixteen or seventeen year old girl dressed as a man rode a key land claim in the opening of the Cherokee Strip in 1895, winning a quarter section and helping name the town Jennings. The tale ties to the Pawnee country and No Man's Land era.
Lee Ziegler nearly choked when a swallowed false tooth lodged in his throat while swimming at Kirkwood Lake New Jersey. His father in law Louis Hooker rescued him and Philadelphia nurse Miss Wolfson revived him after three hours of care as campers assisted. Cobwebs are useful in advertising a Store that doesn't advertise.
Washington hear testimony from John Callahan of the National Coal Association and Harry N. Taylor of Kansas City on car shortages and labor pressures. They warn of a 1917-18 style coal famine unless more coal trains run and miners’ demands are settled. Evelyn Mitchell, a 16 year old girl kept by gypsies for nine years, is reunited with her father after a forced escape and court battles across Montana and California.
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