Cards of Thanks and Obituaries Notice Rates
Cards of Thanks are charged 50 cents each and obituaries cost 1 dollar each at the gate. Poetry incurs an additional 5 cent fee per use.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
2
Cards of Thanks are charged 50 cents each and obituaries cost 1 dollar each at the gate. Poetry incurs an additional 5 cent fee per use.
A dated political notice lists multiple candidates for Putnam county sheriff and representative. Names include W E Gill, Edward H Eitle, Allen Eggers, Vermandes C Hurst, Will Glidewell, Jess M Hamrick, Fred Lancaster, E S Lige Wallace, Harkins L Jackson, with primary election date May 4 1920 and party, subject to the Democratic primary.
Three candidates announce for county commissioner seats in Putnam County. Reese F. Bull of Marion Township seeks Second District, David Tref of Washington Township seeks Third District, and O A Day of Marion Township seeks Second District, all subject to the Democratic primary on May 4 1920.
Mrs John Quinlisk suffers a severe fold. Mrs Sam Skelton assists. Robert Dillinger attends church in Brazil and visits sister Vaughn Dickey. No school at No 10 Monday due to teacher Miss Ida Woods illness.
A patient notes that periodic attacks are avoided by eating a light meal and taking two Chamberlain's Tablets. The text implies attackers crave food only at mealtime, not due to hunger.
Explorer Vilej Stefansson told University of Washington students that Arctic regions hold vast wealth prospects. He described reindeer herding in Alaska, future meat supplies, and large coal deposits as key future industries with growing herds and rising profits.
The Lancet weighs which sense dominated the non stop transatlantic flight by Alcock and Brown. It argues light and hearing were diminished by weather and noise, the vestibular sense unreliable, yet precise horizontal navigation prevailed.
Maximo M Kalaw argues against stereotypes of the Philippines, citing 1918 census data. He notes 11 million Christians, high literacy, widespread Filipino land ownership, and a Philippine republic admired by U.S. officials. He questions American promises of independence after self-determination rhetoric.
Rockville High meets Greencastle High on the local floor Saturday night after an early win over Green Castle and a narrow defeat at Russellville. The Rockville lineup has improved and aims to contend with G H S to the final buzzer.
Paul Wysong is recovering from flu while Verner Houck and various relatives face serious illness. Several neighbors including the Pruitts and McCulloughs report influenza and bronchitis. Visits span Cloverdale Stilesville Mill Grove Champaign and local homes as Miss Hailie Watts improves. Brick Chapel to host a pound social at the O'Hair home Friday night.
Mrs Clara Dodd and sister Lillie visit Greencastle while others attend family gatherings from Friday to Sunday. James Birts and family join Leo Surber’s household. John VanHook and Ade VanHook visit. Herbert Boswell’s family travels to Morton. Robert Snyder moves to Dr Gilespie farm south of Morton. George Eisner, former Sachem of the Nearest Men order, to speak at 7:30 pm Thursday at Red Men Hall for an unveiling honoring Charles Lasley of No 140 who fell in France.
The text argues for careful selection of child cough medicines and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe pleasant tasting and effective. It notes long experience shows it meets the needs of mothers and is a favorite choice for curing coughs and colds.
The Philippine Islands enjoy a mild tropical climate with cool nights and no sunstroke risk. Over the past thirty years the average temperature has been about 80 degrees.
Unclear ad snippets list several household goods and staples such as syrup, soap, and meal. The fragment mentions No 10 and No 5 syrups, Lenox and Daylight soaps, and a 4% lb meal, labeled as Best one Plow Kiln Dried Meal. The line ends with WHEN IN DOUBT, ASK JONES.
Washington article argues that U S farmers hold shares in a vast fleet built during wartime under the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The Ships Board and Congress debate selling or privatizing to keep U S shipping competitive, stressing nonpartisan hearings and the need to transfer management to experienced private operators.
A historical piece notes Philippine agriculture thriving with two corn harvests yearly. It highlights government support, rising farm output, diverse crops like hemp sugar cane coconuts coffee and pineapples, and optimistic projections about population growth and Filipino citizenship.
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