achingly fragmentaryGreencastle newspaper notice section
Partial OCR shows Greencastle Indiana newspaper text with postal notice details and pricing for cards of thanks obituaries poetry listings. Readable names include Charles J Arnold and address 17 and 19 S Jackson Street Greencastle. Information is incomplete and pricing terms are listed.
Chickens on the Farm and First Brood Care
The article praises common fowls for hardy, steady egg or table production and compares Mediterranean, Asiatic, and standard breeds for egg or meat emphasis. It advises selecting stock from reliable breeders, and describes first brood housing, air, and scratching runs. It also prescribes a feed progression starting with hard boilled egg and oats, then beef, potatoes, and millet seed for chicks.
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Plymouth Rocks
What Is That One Domestic Animal In Class Memo
A country school teacher tries to engage pupils with a riddle about a domestic animal. A shy boy finally guesses it is him as the class’s favorite mud loving creature. The editor notes a separate joke about burglars and a home being found upside down after a suspected change of clothes.
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Jim
Engagement Dilemma Over Theaters In Light Romance
A newly engaged couple debates which theater to attend. The girl wants a serious drama and the man favors lighter fare. They consider The Green Eye The Struggle and The Last Word before agreeing to a playful compromise.
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Mabel
Pink
Harry
Lyoung
Nan
Why He Was Happy
Peter recalls his father the shoemaker who later became a minister. The father spoke of the Bishop as one of the happiest men he had met, and Peter wonders if his father was ever a shoemaker. The memory reflects on happiness and vocation through family history.
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Peter
Tulle
Papa
Master of Ceremonies Remarks At Social Gathering
In a playful exchange the speaker tests if the audience has heard of a notable catch. The talk hints at a memorable first meeting and the MC Mr Monunorlogg delays a formal talk to let guests enjoy the event longer.
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Soctal
Mr. Monunorlogg
Close Call Includes Foul Language at Local Pageant
A fragmentary dialogue from a small town pageant describes a tense moment as a character mocks another. References to a "ten year old fishin' worms" and a grumbling remark about Clara Kickhigh imply a spirited but uneasy scene with local color.
Proposal Formulas from a Clubman’s Nephew on Marriage Proposals
A well known club man advises his nephew on a simple, punchy marriage proposal. He warns against long classical rhetoric and shares a personal anecdote about a blundered line. He endorses direct wording like next June and offers practical, confident guidance.
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Sho
Romeo
Arthur
Majorie
Elysian Fields
Eros
Inez
Wife Reproach Sparks Comic Coal Run at Home
In a domestic scene a wife asks for coal from the cellar and teases James for needing help. He mocks her complaint then retrieves the coal, only to discover his reading contains a romance about a husband shielding a wife from labor as he returns with the coal.
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James
Eye Cave
Haven
All a Mistake Mr Whately a Mightyper
A humorous sketch describes Mr Whately being awakened by hotel staff to a package for an alleged guest. He dismisses it, then again is roused by another knock. The tale closes with a witty exchange about a couple who are “well mated” as money making and spending traits.
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Whately
New York State
Mr. Whately
Tracing the Campbell Name Across Names and Lands
The Campbell surname is common in English speaking regions, with deep Scottish ties. It traces to Normandy through Campo Bello, becoming De Campobello, then Campbell as land grants spread north. Related forms Beauchamp and Beecham share the same root meaning beautiful field.
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Campbell
Scotland
Normandy
William the Conqueror
England
France
Campo Bello
de Campobello
Cambpell
Beauchamp
British Isles
Beecham
Mad Inmate Brings Woe To Stringville Ward
In Stringville an inmate arrival sparks comparison as the new patient is labeled the most violent yet and the ward contemplates redirecting dance floor energy into care. A doctor notes his attempt to repurpose energy from dancing halls, driving other inmates to renewed madness.
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Stringville
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