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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
4
A muddled OCR fragment shows a candidate denying claims about the coin and race elements. The text references Democratic versus other candidates, primaries, and county politics. The readable parts indicate disputed election dynamics without clear names or dates.
Mullenix and visitors attended a surprise party at William Trout’s home Saturday night. Absent from school this week were Louise, Sammy Bear, Nettie Trout, and a Watson. James Allbright bought corn from Colba Girton. James Allbright butchered hogs Thursday.
A New York woman paid 12500 for deluxe editions of Shakespeare and Thackeray and questions whether the purchase was wise. The piece warns that amateurs pay for lack of skill in collecting and notes that old masters are often faked for American buyers.
A discussion outlines the rising recognition of pathological effects and the growing society to protect hospital patients. The piece traces the cure movement from Europe to America, noting benefits for patients and families, and speculates on acceptance among men in diplomacy and government roles.
A garbled Boston Post fragment discusses a woman and stolen goods, noting payments and conduct in relation to victims and legal obligations. The text is fragmented and unclear about names, dates, or specific events, offering only a general critique of responsibility and good faith.
Calves chosen for baby beef should have strong constitutions and ample time with dams, six to seven months. After weaning they are treated as steers and learn to eat shell corn oats bran and oil meal. A varied diet with corn as the main staple aids fattening while grass hay clover and grains support growth and profitability.
A farmer advises feeding pea hay to horses in small amounts to avoid digestive problems, suggesting five cups daily with other feed and noting dust danger. The writer also plans to raise hogs next year to convert surplus roughage into cash by selling meat.
An article advises liberal feeding for horses to build bone and muscle, aiming for stamina symmetry and endurance.
Mrs Leona and Mr Lawson hosted a club night with games and treats at the R B Club. The group planned future meetings, with neighbors visiting in Greencastle Coatesville and Indianapolis, and several families sharing meals and shopping trips.
Article discusses French road preservation through tar and dust reduction, led by Consul-General Robert P. Skinner. It contrasts U.S. focus on dust with France’s emphasis on durable construction and maintenance, cites effects on pavement, gutters, and drainage, and notes a two-year observation of surface wear and dust levels. It also mentions a separate note on cows milk production with and without salt.
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