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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1928
Page
2
Obituaries are billed at 2 cents per line with average words per line. Poetry incurs an extra 5 cents per line. The notice lists contact details for the newspaper and subscription rates as background.
A film synopsis centers on Myra Martin secretary to divorce lawyer Leonard Gilbert and her entanglements with Huntley Shelley a wealthy Don Juan. Nita, Shelley's wife, schemes to trap Myra and reveal her to Sheldon while amid a tense morning encounter at the lodge.
Myra arranges lights and decor as a visitor arrives for a hushed social gathering. The scene centers on the room, the sewing, and Myra’s careful, measured hosting as a sense of event and anticipation lingers.
The Putnam County Treasurer will sell delinquent real estate for back taxes at the Greencastle courthouse on Monday February 13 1923 starting 10 30 AM. Listings include Franklin Smith Roachdale Earl Heat Emma Wedd Lyda Coffman Joe Bobannen Alonza Todd Frank Edwards Walter Grass Alonzo Todd and many others with tract areas and amounts due. Also noted are improvements in Bainbridge Cloverdale and Fairview plus miscellaneous ditch taxes and associated balances.
The Central Trust Company Greencastle Indiana as administrator will sell two tracts of William B Vestal estate at public auction in Greencastle. Tract 1 includes lands in sections 5 and 16 with mortgage to Common School fund. Tract 2 covers parts of Lots 57 and 58 in Eastern Enlargement with unpaid taxes and a mortgage to Greencastle Savings & Loan. Sale date January 11, 1928, at 1 o'clock. Cash price, sale subject to liens, bond required, possession by March 1, 1928.
Berlin reports Dr. W Hoffmeister of the Surgical University Clinic of Freiburg rejects Serge Voronoff glands grafts as futile. He cites experiments in humans where grafts were absorbed or died and animal tests showing irritation and eventual collapse requiring kill.
Roy Lewis lost a horse last week. Forest O Hairs and family visited Artie Scabees on Sunday. Mrs Clarence Berry now recovering. Massachusetts Curtis visiting her brother Clarence Berry. Laura Hurst spent Tuesday with Penn Hurst. Lawrence Reeves not well recently. Mrs Jesse Jones attended Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
New York January 27. Inventor H Grindell Matthews says the perfected death ray could force surrender of invaders by light shocks. He arrives from Great Britain to seek American financiers for the beam and other devices including a giant searchlight and the phonofilm. He plans experiments on Flatholm Island Bristol Channel with a small team, noting past lab trouble and his limited eye injuries. He emphasizes the beam to deter war rather than slaughter, claiming one man could repel an army once perfected.
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