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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
3
All ex service members who have not filed for government life insurance are asked to be at the Greencastle Legion Post 58 hall on Wednesday evening December 10 at 7 o clock to complete processing.
The funeral for James Johnston who died in Indianapolis will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from the Christian church. Also noted is Roy Dobell of Washington state planning to attend his father J T Dobell’s funeral.
A Methodist Bazaar invites shoppers to buy Christmas gifts on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Locals can browse handmade crafts and seasonal items at the church venue. ProceedsSupport local missions.
Indianapolis stockyards reported hog receipts of 7 000 with prices up 35 cents. Hog sales ranged 8.95 to 9.60 with top at 9.85, pigs 7.50, sows steady to 25 cents higher at 9.00. Cattle trading slow at steady prices. calves 11.00 down 50 cents. sheep steady with lambs to 14.50.
Tickets for a chicken dinner Thursday evening in the basement of the Methodist Church may be bought at Langdon's for 0.50 pounds.
In a cheeky item from The Progressive Grocer, Maud’s engagement prompts social rifts as one flapper mocks her future, while another predicts a dramatic press of puffed rice at the wedding.
Monica recounts meeting Mr. Smith at 10 30 am and getting engaged by 11 00 am, then breaking it off before midnight. The rapid sequence marks a dramatic personal clash and swift relationship shift.
A puzzle-like exchange questions where a checkbook belongs to literature’s department and the speaker splits lineage into history biography and fiction. The quip hints at mapping personal items to literary genres across generations.
In a playful vintage exchange Miss Gloria says she would call her father if kissed, but he is not at home. Mr Youngblood hesitates, prompting a comical back and forth about parental presence and consent.
A playful back and forth of mutual hearing creates a tongue tied exchange. The lines parody rumor and certainty, turning gossip into a light verbal game anchored in ambiguity and misunderstanding.
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