Obituary and Public Notice Rates in Greencastle Daily Herald
The Greencastle Daily Herald lists obituary charges at 1 per obituary with 5c per line for poetry and cards of thanks at 50c each. It notes subscription options by mail and carrier, with pricing for three months and six months, and mentions publication terms for the paper issued every afternoon except Sunday.
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S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Daily Herald
Weekly Herald-Democrat
Hope Russia's Art Is Safe Amid War Turmoil
The piece notes chaos in Moscow and urges that hundreds of masterpieces from the Hermitage be hidden for safety. It outlines the catalogue’s contents: 1,644 paintings across Italian Spanish German French English Russian schools, drawn from 4,000 works collected since Catherine II.
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Boston Transcript
Hermitage
Petrograd
Winter Palace
Tsarkoe Selo
Peterhoft Gatchina
Musevm
Let Them Be Charitable In Patchwork Trousers
A whimsical note suggests charitable ideas about clothing care with a tongue in cheek claim that some men think better when seated. The remark playfully questions tradition and practicality in dress and behavior.
Utterly Needless Line Sparks Private Detective Mock
A sharp line from the Atchison Glove ridicules a jealous woman who pretends to be clever in private detective work, noting the irony and public amusement at the line.
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Atchison Glove
We Err From Not Knowing What Object To Pursue
Quote noting that most people err not from lack of capacity but from not knowing what objective to pursue. Attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds.
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Sir Joshua Reynalds
Worth While Quotation From Henry Ward Beecher
A quotation from Henry Ward Beecher highlights that in a lifetime few faces show the peace of a contented spirit, reflecting a contemplative view on character and inner calm.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Too Harsh. Judge Snaps at Daughter Over Settlement
In a courtroom outburst the judge quips about pressuring the father to pay, harshly remarking they cannot extract a cent. The scene highlights tense creditor debtor dynamics and a fraught legal dispute.
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Deetor
Father Smirke
The Capitol Dome Archival Note
The article notes that the original Washington Capitol dome was wood covered with copper, detailing its historic construction and materials used in the landmark structure.
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Capitol Dome
Capitol
Washington
A Good Man Then and Now
A concise reflection on Marcus Aurelius urging decisive action to end debates about virtue and to embody goodness through steadfast character. The quote emphasizes living as a good man as a practical, lasting standard.
Wisdom And Friendly Footing Quote Attributed To Emerson
A brief quotation asserts that wisdom will prevent standing with any man on an unfriendly footing and credits Ralph Waldo Emerson as the source. The line reflects a philosophy of prudent cooperation and cordial relations.
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Emerson
It Sure Does It Takes Cash for a Permanent Soft Berth
A terse remark notes that securing a lasting sheltered berth requires substantial cash. The line hints at costliness and the value placed on secure lodging, framed as a blunt observation. No additional people or events are named.
Made a Difference In Child’s Bath Question
A five year old girl named Elsie was sent upstairs to wash and, moments later, asked her mother whether to wash for long or short sleeves. The remark shows a child’s practical concern and highlights family routines.
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Elsie
Safe and dependable relief for irregular or delayed use pills
Ladies urged to write for free information about Triumph Pills advertised by the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The ad claims a safe and dependable solution not sold in drug stores and warns against experimenting with other products.
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Addres National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Graduation Address Sparks Mixed Reactions in Auditorium
A fair young graduate delivers a rambling commencement oration critiqued for a bizarre aside about Julius Caesar Horatio and Napoleon. Critics note the chaotic closing line about Italy beyond the Alps, reported by the New York World.
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Garden of Eden
Julius Caesar
Rubicon
Horatio
Napoleon Bonaparte
The
Alps
Italy
New York World
Brookshire and Knauer announce candidacies for state rep
T. D. Brookshire of Franklin township announces his candidacy for representative in the state legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. George E. Knauer of Monroe township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Putnam County representative.
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T. D. Brookshire
Franklin Township
Putnam County
George E. Knauer
Monroe Township
Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court's Democratic appeal
James P. Hughes of Greencastle seeks Democrat support in Putnam county for the May 7 1918 primary election to become circuit judge.
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Putnam
James P. Hughes
Greencastle
Putnam County
Candidate for Putnam Circuit Court Judge Seeks Democratic Nomination
John H. James announces candidacy for the Putnam Circuit Court judge on the Democratic ticket in the primary set for Tuesday May 7 1918. He states the term is six years with a 3500 dollar annual salary and vows not to seek a second term if elected. He asks constituents why not change judges as with other officers.
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Putnam
Putnam Circuit Court
John H. James
Democratic primary sets Monroe Township assessor candidate
A candidate for Monroe Township assessor enters the race subject to the Democratic primary decision. The outcome will determine who faces other contenders in the local election.
Newsie Nabs Copy of Northcliffe Book In Train Exchange
In a London paper story Lord Northcliffe recounts a U S tale where a newsboy in transit offers his book At the War to him. He replies he has read it five times sparking amused reactions and prompting two passengers to buy copies.
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Lord Northcliffe
London
United States
Canada
New York
Chicago
Reversion to type in a cigar dealer's chat
A cigar dealer notes that many customers drift from trusted brands to cheaper varieties but eventually return to their first loves. He observes that after a brief side trip, buyers again seek the familiar smoke and affectionately handle the old cigars.
Hurst Seeks Democratic Nomination for Putnam County Prosecutor
Arthur R. Hurst of Greencast township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Putnam County Prosecutor, subject to the outcome of the primary election.
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Arthur R. Hurst
Greencast
Putnam County
Music and games aid wartime troops in trenches
A trench correspondent notes gifts to soldiers include a fifty dollar donation for gramophone records to equip a tank and an accordion sent to a Paris hospital for African troops. Other items include bowling sets for families, games requested by a French officer, and fans for the hospital.
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Paris
Putnam County Sheriff Howard 8S Announces Reelection Bid
Harris An announces his candidacy for sheriff of Putnam county for a second two year term. The office is a two year term and the custom in Putnam county is to elect the sheriff for two terms.
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Howard
Harris
Putnam County
Greencastle Schedules First Democrat for County Assessor
W F Jameison, Greencastle township’s first Democratic county assessor candidate, enters the race pending primary decision.
Putnam County Assessor Candidate Nomination
Sylvanus A Vermilion of Marion seeks the Democratic nomination for Putnam County assessor subject to the Democratic primary on Tuesday May 7 1918.
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Putnam County
Sylvanus A. Vermilion
Marion Township
Why Not Select Your Guest at Dinner
A man recounts the nuisance of entertaining a guest who defers all choices to the host. He notes polite but empty feedback from menu selections and suggests letting the guest order next time to avoid awkward dining moments.
Floyd township assessor seeks Putnam county assessor post
Paul F. Priest of Floyd township announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for county assessor in Putnam County, subject to primary election decisions.
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Paul F. Priest
Floyd Township
Putnam County
Recorder O T Ellis Seeks Relection in Putnam Primary
Madison township candidate Recorder O T Ellis declares his bid for reelection in Putnam County subject to the Democratic party primary decision.
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O. T. Ellis
Madison Township
Putnam County
Kitchen Soldiers Sign On To Waste Not Food Pledge
Good Housekeeping in cooperation with the United States Food Administration promotes a kitchen soldier pledge urging households to waste no food and use all purchased provisions wisely. The movement invites both employers and employees to enlist, noting a kitchen can be a battlefront where brains and hands help war efforts.
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Good Housekeeping
United States Food Administration
Home Service
England
France
Italy
Russia
Cloverdale Man Theodore McKamey Announces Candidacy
Theodore McKamey of Cloverdale announces his candidacy in the Democratic primary for the Records decision election.
Auditor Fred W Thomas Seeks Putnam County Office
For auditor Fred W Thomas announces his candidacy for Putnam County auditor subject to Democratic primary decision.
Injustice to Children by Fearful Parenting
A Mothers Magazine exhortation condemns brutal treatment of children and urges parents to use reason and explanations. It argues children respond to legitimate reasons and deserve clear, non fear based guidance rather than obedience “because I say so.” It stresses teaching without intimidation.
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Papa
Atoxicate Coffee Described To French Therapy Society
A treated coffee named atoxicate is presented as ordinary coffee freed from digestion-disturbing compounds formed during roasting. These cafe otoxin compounds are volatile and are removed by vacuum exposure followed by steam at several atmospheres. The caffeine remains unaltered and the product is otherwise unchanged.
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French Therapeutic Society
Knoll and Campbell Announce Candidacies in Putnam Primary
K I Knoll of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for county auditor in the Democratic primary. Walter S Campbell of Floyd township announces his bid for clerk of the Putnam circuit court, subject to the Democratic primary decision.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Walter S. Campbell
Floyd Township
Putnam County Treasurer Candidate Declares Candidacy
For County Treasurer S. C. Sayers of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for Putnam County treasurer subject to the party primary.
Marion man C G Webb seeks Putnam County treasurer nomination
C G Webb of Marion township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Putnam county treasurer subject to the primary election decision.
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C. G. Webb
Marion Township
Putnam County
Curran Announces Candidacy for First District Commissioner
John Curran of Monroe township declares his bid for the First District commissioner seat subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary. He seeks the office amid party processes and community support.
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John Curran
Monroe Township
Township Assessor Candidate Williams Announces Candidacy
Thomas J. Williams of Monroe township announces he is a candidate for township assessor. He states his plans to improve property records, simplify taxes, and serve the local community with transparency and efficiency.
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Thomas J. Williams
Monroe Township
Camouflage Might Be Overcome With Colored Glasses
An American physicist suggests camouflage gains could be negated by using colored screens with field glasses. By selecting contrasting colors, uniforms and objects would appear in contrast rather than blending with surroundings, limiting concealment effectiveness.
One of the Meanest Men
A wife-to-be discovers her fiancé earned the label "meanest man" after moving west and courting nearby damsels. A local girl explains his charm drew interest from all the young women, who then learned he was already married, sparking the verdict of mean.
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