Cards of Thanks Charged At Rate Per Person
The Herald notes that cards of thanks are billed at a fixed rate per individual.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
2
The Herald notes that cards of thanks are billed at a fixed rate per individual.
A Fredonia-like reflection notes how wives struggle to portray husbands with honesty. The essay cites Yale Review critiques of portraits of Car lyle and others. It suggests private memoirs reveal tensions between spouses and hints at future frank biographies.
The Kansas City Star recalls preindustrial soap making with a year long supply and moon timing. It describes hoard and process from hog butchering to lye making and soap curing in barrels for laundry use. It then notes a Franco era gun invention claim by M. du Perron in 1775 and its rejection by Louis XVI and ministers.
The French Academy of Sciences hails mountain mushrooms as the world's crowning gastronomic delight. Professor Constantine, a botanist, reports finding a small snow mushroom while hunting in the Alps at 7 000 feet. Several high end restaurants are planning Alpine expeditions.
A bus ride with Phil and Al inspires Phil to turn a noisy encounter into a dramatic tale about desire, class, and control. The pair watch a glamorous woman and a burly husband on a crowded roof seat, sparking ideas of rebellion, exploitation, and consequences in fiction.
A fragmented archival quote shows Senator Sorghum debating use of poetry in speeches. Constituents questioned the nostalgia as a campaign tactic. The text hints at a literary digression and potential confusion over authorship.
An article by William A. Radford describes a 60 by 36 foot modern dairy barn with 30 steel stalls and a large open feedroom. The design emphasizes ventilation, air and water access, carrier tracks, and durable materials to improve worker comfort and herd productivity.
washerwomen share Friday and Good Friday lore about death seven wedding and marriage omens. Dropped soap left side or apron splashes signal fate events. Upright or inverted shirt placements foretell death. Meeting a washerwoman with clean clothes brings luck while passing unwashed baskets invites misfortune.
Einstein's claim that space may not be infinite gains support from eminent physicists though a paper suggests the cosmos could be dramatically smaller if the idea is correct. Einstein believes a light ray traveling slower than the true limit would need a billion years to traverse its outer edge.
Two Putnam county youths, Marion McNary and John Sears, traveled to Chicago for the International Livestock Show under Putnam County Farmer's Association auspices. The trips were funded by Armour & Co and the Indiana State Farmer's Association club department, with local and state bodies sharing expenses due to merit in Boy's Club work.
18 year old Donald Fry of Wabash Indiana was seized Friday afternoon after entering the H. M. Stalnaker farmhouse west of State Farm near 12:30. He carried a grip with auto parts and a red Halloween mask and admitted a recent robbery at a Reelsville filling station. Sheriff Sears arranged transfer to the county jail. a burglary charge will be filed and Fry faces inquest Monday.
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