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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1920
Page
2
Obituaries are billed at $1 per obituary with an extra 5 cents per line for poetry. The text describes charges for words of thanks and obituaries in classified notices.
A 1920 political notice lists multiple candidates for Putnam County sheriff and a representative nomination. Names include W E Gill Cloverdale Fred Lancaster Madison Peter Eggers Jackson Edward H Eitle Jorge Vermandes C Hurst Greencastle Will Glidewell Warren E S Lige Wallace Green Castle Harkins L Jackson Greencastle and Jest M Hamrick among others. Voters are urged to participate in the Democratic primary on May 4.
Reese R. K. Buis of Marion township seeks the Second district seat subject to the Democratic primary on May 4 1920. David J. Skelton of Washington township runs for the Third district. O A Day of Marion township files for the Second district race with the May 4 1920 Democratic primary looming.
The piece urges care in choosing pediatric cough medicine and extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe pleasant and effective based on long experience. It is described as a favorite among mothers for treating children's coughs and colds.
Tom Genolin of the railway mail service tells a tall tale of dream fishing then waking to find five bass exactly as in his dream. He recalls waking in a bedroom floor with an alarm clock, later fishing the pool and catching the dream fish in reality.
The Minneapolis Journal argues Americans lack spirited outdoor cheering in parades and rallies. It says a strong national yell, led by an effective cheerleader, could uplift public enthusiasm and reinforce patriotic demonstrations. It notes football and campus events show how explosive yells engage crowds.
The device uses a 1000 candle power nitrogen-tungsten lamp with condensing and objective lenses and shifts slides automatically. It can show about 46 views per run, with options for 100 or 200+ views by special adapter. Portable outfit fits into a case for traveling salesmen and educational or entertainment displays.
Queensland forest service logged the giant Bell's tree yielding 17 000 superficial feet in five large logs. After $500 in logging costs the net stumpage was twelve feet six inches per 100 super feet. The tree, once offered for $80 on the stump, could not attract many buyers due to its size.
Two weeks into kindergarten Charles learned the song When the Sun Wakes Up at Break of Day and, hearing Mrs Blaker above, mimicked it at home insisting the correct line was When the Sun Wakes Up on Blaker's Day.
William Windjam er appears glum after he showcased his alleged French to the family. The French allegedly mistook it for Russian, sparking embarrassment in the Home Sector.
John M. Evans describes bootlegging methods from Maine to Buffalo, detailing hidden booze hides in saloons, coat pockets, and furnaces, along with enforcement efforts and the shift to near beer and disguised sales. He recalls a master bootlegger who stored bottles under clapboards and in walls, thwarting raids until a tip led to arrest.
Pinehurst N C reports an Agawam Hunt club golfer Miss Metcalf Keating drove to near railroad tracks as a train approached. The engineer halted the train by grabbing the airbrake after seeing the ball rest on a cinder tee between rails. Passengers were shaken but the trip resumed.
A wax figure of American prohibition advocate W. E. Pussyfoot Johnson with an eye patch is added to Madame Tussaud’s famed Immortals. The London museum, a national institution for over fifty years, houses busts of famous and infamous figures from history.
Portland reports a first of its kind permit allows extraction of pitch from Douglas fir timber on 160 acres near Disston in the Umpqua national forest to restock the nation’s dwindling turpentine supply.
Major Dutch project aims to reclaim 827 square miles of sea to form a new province of Holland with 800000 potential residents. A 30 mile dike from Wieringen to Frisian east will shield the North Sea, with five sluices to drain water into the North Sea. Pumping begins after dike completion, dry land to follow within 34 years.
The article warns that mineral waters and strong cathartics often worsen constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic that yields a gentle bowel movement without triggering subsequent constipation.
Prohibition shuts the Eastern hotel at the Battery once opened shortly after the War of 1812. One of Manhattan’s oldest structures, it boasted solid mahogany beams and hosted figures such as Robert Paton, Daniel Webster, Commodore Vanderbilt, Jenny Lind, P T Barnum and General Grant.
Trustees of Proud School Township Putnam County Indiana announce a public auction on February 28 1920 at 10 a m for sale of the school building and related structures in School District No 6 for not less than two thirds of assessed value. A bill of sale will be given to the purchaser. Dated February 2 1920. EDGAR WILSON Trustee.
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