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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
2
Auto Color Schemes Stir Demand for Originality
The New York Sun reports an automobile executive lamenting the push for unique color schemes. Dealers seek distinct designs with contrasting wheels panels and striped bodies to satisfy customers desiring individuality.
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New York Sun
Row of wine rules prompt doorstep whisky delivery in Gothenburg
From Gothenburg Sweden a writer reports strict wine and spirits rules forcing customers to order in advance. A whisky purchase required telephoning to a cigar shop for delivery and a courier charge to avoid the wait.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Chicago
School Children Attention and Rest Intervals
Prof W Phillipe reports to the Royal Sanitary Institute that two 19 minute rest intervals in a school session are more effective than one 20 minute break. Attention wanes faster in the afternoon so taxing subjects like mathematics belong in the morning. Gymnastics alone is not necessarily mentally restorative and strict discipline in PE may increase fatigue.
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W. Phillipe
Royal Sanitary Institute
England
Phillips
A nickel ride as a smart investment for workers
The Electric Railway Journal argues that spending 5 cents for a three minute street car ride is a prudent choice for low wage workers. It notes walking costs more time value, riding protects against damages, and time on the car can be used for reading.
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Electric Railway Journal
Reading
Mrs. Jimkins
Agnes Jimkins
Bob Jimkins
Betta Jimkins
Pa Jimkins
Agnes
Jack
Uncle Dick
Bob
Vad
Remarkable Blind Employees Factory in Philadelphia
The world’s only broom factory with all employees blind is in Philadelphia. Founded in 1874 by H. L. Hall, a blind man who remains its guiding spirit, it aims to employ every blind man in America.
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Philadelphia
H. L. Hall
America
Amyas Leigh and the Spanish Quest End in Tragic Loss
Amyas Leigh dreams of a sailor life and conquering seas. He joins Grenville and Drake, returns to find Rose Saltern gone with Guzman and Frank Leigh slain. A hundred men set out for La Guayra. only half return. Rose is burned with Frank. Amyas vows to kill Spaniards. He dies in the defeat of the Spanish Armada after Guzman’s ship sinks. Kingsley’s life and works noted with emphasis on muscular Christianity.
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Amyas Leigh
America
Amyas
Richard Grenville
Francis Drake
Bideford
Rose Saltern
Devon
Frank
Eustace
Spain
Ireland
Anyas
Grenville
Don Guzman
Aniyas
Humphrey Gilbert
Labrador Royage
Goenan
Leam
Tuey
Leen
Spaniart
Hfe
Rugland
Jewho
Nose
Amyags
Guzman
la Guayra
Caribbean
Rose
Gusman
England
Frank Leigh
Charles Kingsley
Vicarage
Dartmoor
Magdalene College
Cambridge
Kingsley
Lot
Alexandria
Walnut shipments fuel Mexican bull ranching trade
Consul General Arnold Shanklin notes Spanish ships bring walnuts from Bilboa and Santander to Mexican ports. The nuts move to ranches via Mexico City and are used exclusively to feed prized fighting bulls. The Mexico City Bull Ring Association remains the largest buyer, maintaining forty to fifty bulls.
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Arnold Shanklin
Bilboa
Santander
Mexico City
Bull Ring Association
Tax Notice for Putnam County 1921 Taxes
The taxes for State County School and other purposes in Putnam County Indiana are due at theTreasurer's Office Greencastle. Pay half by May first 1922 and half by November first 1922 with road tax included. If half is unpaid by May first the full amount becomes due with penalty. O G Webb Treasurer Ralph E Knoll County Auditor January 1 1922.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
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