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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary notice appears to relate to Wilson as township trustee declaring a transfer of home or office on a Wednesday. It mentions Floyd Vilmore and Marios in a context of tran scting as trustee with dates likely near a midweek day.
The notice lists Jerry orarry Talbott as trustee for TLE Township with mention of Greencastle and daily duties. It references office location and term of office in a local government context. The readable fragments imply a public notice or filing about township governance and official duties.
A bold advertisement touts luscious chocolate cherries described as the finest imported fruit, coated with pure sugar and presented as a special item. The note mentions a date placeholder and a high quality claim for a Saturday sale.
Quest and allies race to reach the New York train as Craig plans departure. A warning from Lenora spurs a dangerous ride toward the depot while a grass fire closes behind. The scene blends escape, threats, and looming tragedy in the camp.
At a New York ministers banquet Mr Johnston shares a church story of a boy Thomas who ensures a collection is complete. When a sister guest has no money he offers his own coin and slips under the pew to hide his gift, preserving his family’s reputation.
Senator Ollie James recounts a Louisville tale of a new attorney who displays a dollar alarm clock on his desk. A friend jokes about oversleeping, but the attorney reveals the clock is to wake him when it is time to go home.
In a dim boarding house scene a star boarder asks the landlady to marry him but is refused for being too virtuous to merit a free ride. A funeral scene features a prominent political foe attending in silence while privately approving. A wry moral closes with quips about the ease of work and money’s influence.
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker of City Temple recalls a fundraising collection with a plea that widows and orphans would not be asked to contribute. A subsequent appeal notes that previous widows and orphans were not exempt since many were made by the prior Sunday’s announcement.
A dainty salad is built by placing a pineapple slice on lettuce, heating a knife to spread cream cheese over the pineapple, layering pi mento strips as petals, and adding cheap mayonnaise in the center with a stuffed olive as a final touch.
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