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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
2
Obituaries and cards of thanks are charged at rates in the notice. Each obituary costs $1 with poetry billed at 5 cents per line.
Among Britain’s ancient archeological remains are dew ponds dating to the Neolithic era. They provided drinking water for cattle by a hollowed surface covered with straw and clay and stone, cooling overnight to condense moisture from the air. Some ponds remain functional.
The Praetorian Guard was a select body of ten cohorts of one thousand men each, chosen from Italy, protecting the emperor. After sixteen years they retired with a pension around 500 dollars, and every member held the rank of captain in the regular army. They were gentlemen like Louis XIV’s bodyguard and grew into a powerful force capable of deposing or elevating emperors.
An Italian savant Signor Tarugi proposes a protective mask made of aluminum wire to render air safe by absorbing mercuric vapors. The device would be worn over the face by miners and workers in glass and mirror factories to reduce inhalation hazards.
The National Association of Audubon Societies enlist millions of schoolchildren to shelter feed and protect wild birds. Pupils nationwide will build cat proof bird houses facing south or west to attract venues for nesting and reduce insect pests threatening crops.
The American consul at Monterey reports that almost everyone in Mexico enjoys music and many laborers play in orchestras. Guitars and mandolins are mainly imported from the United States, pianos are popular, and US brands dominate organs. brass band instruments offer future export potential but current sales are low.
The piece holds that real men are defined by consistent goodness and diligent charitable acts. It contrasts fleeting public figures with genuine, unselfish individuals who dedicate time to worthwhile deeds and are sadly missed when gone. Seek to meet men of sterling worth.
The passage describes three kinds of Chinese dragons the lung of the sky the If of the sea and the ktall of the marshes. The lung is favored and is depicted with features including a camel head deer horns rabbit eyes cow ears snake neck frog belly carp scales hawk claws and tiger palm. It guards the mansions of the gods and represents the emperor.
Bronson, an eccentric philanthropist, secretly buys Avis Brayton a pendant after hearing her lament at a jewel counter. Two years later Avis, now famed for her voice, learns the gift helped her career and hints she may reward him.
John Robinson travels to Indianapolis on business. Duos Russell Harper and James Werneke begin two to fourteen year terms for forging checks on Dodge and Heiby at the state reformatory in Jeffersonville. Lawrence Rout and William Little face $50 fines for possessing liquor. Rout pays, Little's fine stayed. Col. and Mrs. J D Thomas welcome a daughter born Wednesday. Maple Heights prayer meeting planned at Mrs. Malinda White’s home tonight. Friday’s coldest morning this winter: 10 degrees at 7 am. warmer later. Ethel Daniels Pearl Scroggins and Irene Welch seen in Indianapolis. DePauw Acting President H B Langdon rode to Indianapolis. Greencastle High girls beat Cloverdale 20 to 1. Christian Church choir practice Saturday at 7. County Supt Frank Wallace back from State Wide Educational survey in Johnston County. Earnest McHattie’s condition worsens in Indianapolis hospital care.
Hazel M. Lear notary public offers license blanks at the Herald Office. Also notes plates available before the rush. Bring certificate of registration to order. FOR SALE 1921 Model Ford Coupe. WANTED gentleman 40 to 50 with business ability. see Manager at Nance's Creamery.
Hardd Laughlin a Phi Gay and a DePauw forward will spend the weekend with his parents at Bedford. Mr and Mrs Henry Patton colored near Greencastle report a son born Friday. A O Robbins of Blocher Indiana visits Mr and Mrs J E Cash. Mr and Mrs Roy Earnest colored north College Avenue are parents of a son born Thursday.
WM McDonald proprietor of the Willard Service Station announces installation of a complete vulcanizing outfit and a generator and starter service. He is now in a position to give best service in these lines.
Found money is reported belonging to J. R. Hornbrook with a notice to the owner to call at the Herald Office for claim. The item is linked to the local Herald publication and marks a public recovery effort.
A classified-style ad from Household Chemical Co claims Koal Save guarantees 30 percent coal savings for users. It invites men or women to start a profitable business with exclusive rights and asks readers to enclose a stamp for full particulars.
A company of Gypsies camping south of Emmett Green’s home on South Jackson street was ordered off by Deputy Sheriff Sam Ham Friday morning after repeated warnings. Their horses had damaged the grass and residents complained, prompting the eviction with Sheriff’s intent.
A skeptic loses a $50 wager when Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is praised by a friend for curing stomach trouble. The remedy is described as simple and harmless, removing catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and easing inflammation.
Paul Minnesota notice offers $2.00 to the first person identifying the owner of a big white female Bulldog currently at large in Greencastle. Signed by E. Shipley.
An old advertisement proclaims a single dose cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with money back if not satisfied. Distributed through leading druggists nationwide.
A Federal style ad touts Nerv Worth promising relief from rheumatism with a money back guarantee after one bottle if unsatisfied. It cites a Richmond Indiana case of Geo Williams who reportedly eased rheumatism and stomach troubles, calling Nerv Worth a superior stomach and bowel remedy for all ages.
Mrs. Fdna Arnold Lockeridge travels to Peoria Illinois to visit her sister Mrs J L Scripps and family. Mr White speaks on Blood Transfusion at the Presbyterian Church at 7 30 tonight with a follow up on Knocking at Closed Doors Saturday night. Miss Lillian Cook Hollan Martin Martha Allee and Eunice Taylor plan a Terre Haute trip to see Green Castle and Garfield High basketball and will stay with Judge and Mrs A L Miller for the weekend.
Being unable to thank personally all the friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during the illness and death of my beloved husband I am deeply grateful for generous flowers consoling words and comforting prayers I. O. R. M. aid pallbearers and those who lent cars. Mrs J E Champer
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