Illness of Mrs Curtis Minnick. local society notes
A string of small town items reports Mrs Curtis Minnick's prolonged illness with little improvement. The Kappa Alumnae Club met at Mrs Virgil Grimes's home. Nearby updates include visits from relatives and residents traveling to Indianapolis Chicago Bloomington and Los Angeles with hospital and funeral events noted.
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Curtis Minnick
Kappa Alumnae Club
Virgil Grimes
East
Washington Street
Local Social Notes From Bainbridge And Nearby
H Q James returns from Robert Long Hospital. Eleanor Modlin visits Indianapolis this week. Ray Etcheson and family spent Sunday at Purkey Run. Dexter Darnell and family with Uncle Woody Batman joined Lily Cully. Clara McKee visits Greencastle. Edith Sibbitt visits Geraldine Coshow. Nora Ford visits sister in Indianapolis. Dan Shea and wife in Lebanon. Bessie Northcott visits parents in town. Harvey Shuey visits Indianapolis. Mike Burdett and Fred Frank of Greencastle visit Mattie Bledsoe. Charlotte Jennings of Fincastle visits aunt Ray Etches. Add Jones dies at daughter Jesse Coffman’s home. Charles Ford and wife spend week in Indianapolis. Carl Beck and Roy Eads families spend day Wednesday.
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H. Q. James
Robert Long Hospital
Eleanor Modlin
Indianapolis
Ray Etcheson
Purkey Run
Dexter Darnell
Woody Batman
Lily Cully
Clara McKee
Greencastle
Edith Sibbitt
Geraldine Coshow
Nora Ford
Dickson
Dan Shea
Lebanon
Bessie Northcott
Tom Northcott
Harvey Shuey
Mike Burdett
Fred Frank
Mattie Bledsoe
Charlotte Jennings
Fincastle
Ray Etches
Add Jones
Jesse O. Coffman
Charles Ford
Carl Beck
Roy Eads
Shuee and Barker Families Visit in North of Bainbridge
Mr and Mrs Hiatt Shuee and daughter Edith visited Mr and Mrs Grover Barker and family. Elbert Shuee of Indianapolis spent the weekend with home folks. Katherine and Jessie Brothers called on the Barker children. Dan Shuee bought a new Ford Touring car. Lola Barker visited her aunt Mrs Clay Lasley and Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson and daughter. Dora Anderson called on Lorna and Lola Barker.
Swords and Spear Fishing Across Continents
The article notes Canadian rivers still see spear fishing with old tridents by Indians while Haitians use a machete for night fishing. Haiti’s coast yields mullet mackerel kingfish carolines red snapper white perch and other foods as fishermen use torches to daze fish then strike with blades.
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Haiti
Filipino Gender Roles In Islands Cited In Observation
The text notes Filipino women avoid driving and cycling while men handle transport, embroidery is female work though men design patterns, and claims women’s earnings outpace Canadian women by a large margin. Co education is widespread across the Islands.
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Islands
Cracked Furniture Repair Method Described
When moving furniture cracks appear. Soften beeswax to putty like consistency and press into cracks with a thin knife. Sand the filled areas and blend with dust, so the repair matches wood color once varnished and remains invisible.
Wittily Expressed on a New but Faulty Book
A critical remark praised the book as having much new and true content. The critic then clarified that the newly presented parts are not true while the true parts are not new, highlighting a mismatch between novelty and veracity.
Bottle feeding of wild young raises in zoological care
Nature Magazine notes bottle raised lion and tiger cubs later fed on ground pigeon meat. Baby elephants like bread and milk and many camels in American zoos are raised on cow's milk fed by bottle.
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Nature Magazine
Beliefs on Origin of Woman Across Cultures
The passage surveys diverse myths about women's origin. It notes Eve from Adam's rib and contrasts beliefs among the Japanese Persians and Laplanders, who attribute creation to a tree heaven or rabbit, highlighting cultural variety in female origin stories.
New Malaria Cure for General Paresis Reported
Dr. Richard H. Hoffman cites Prof. Wagner Jaurege of Vienna presenting a malaria based cure for general paresis. The treatment inoculates patients with malaria germs to combat paresis germs.
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Richard H. Hoffman
Wagner Jaurege
Vienna
Pilea for Tolerance and The First Stone
A compact reflection on mercy and judgment praising tolerance and restraint. The author argues no fault justifies harsh condemnation and notes how friends and foes magnify flaws, urging empathy and self‑examination.
Million Dollar Incomes Decline From 206 to 33
Washington D C Million dollar incomes are shrinking per a Treasury report for 1921 only 21 people earned over a million dollars the smallest number in federal income tax history. Incomes above 100 000 fell from 3 649 in 1920 to 2 352 in 1921 with totals of 6 662 176 returns and 19 577 212 528 net income and 719 387 106 in tax.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Information Chief Handles Government Data Bureau
The Information Chief oversees a government data bureau under the bureau of efficiency. Dr. George C. Havenner heads the bureau which stores data on government business across 35 000 cards and offers quick cheerful access to inquiries.
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Efficiency
George C. Havenner
Museum Sifts for Last New York Cigar Store Indian
Newark museum director John Cotton Dana seeks the final surviving cigar store Indian once common at tobacco shops. James Campbell, who died February 12 1923, carved many figures with a hatchet. Five such figures are known to remain in New York City today.
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New York
John Cotton Dana
Newark Museum
James Campbell
New York City
Berlin Sees 150 Burglaries Daily Says Expert
A Berlin city hall meeting of criminal technologists heard engineer-in-chief Golb her compare crime before and after the war. He noted 150 burglaries daily in 1922, gangs of 20 to 40, and praised electric systems as the most effective defense while urging every resident to secure their homes.
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Golbher
Lichenburg
Hamburg
Munich
Dresden
Imperial Post
Imperial Railway Board
Gollner
For Sale Gas Store Four Burner and Oven Bargain
Classified brief listing a four burner gas store with oven for sale at Herald Office. Also advertises a five room residence northwest of town on Rockville Road with good basement garage and garden call 519 X. Includes note of an Ice Cream social at Hamrick Station Church Saturday night July 7 inviting all. A lost item notice offers a Kodat 2x314 size at Greencastle area with $25 reward to finder addressed to Rev W C Calvert North Madison Ind.
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All Herald Office
Rockville Road
Hamrick Station
Greencastle
Penal Farm
W.C. Calvert
North Madison
Ind
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Stomach Health
A testimonial claims a skeptic was cured of acute indigestion and gas after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The advertiser describes the product as a simple preparation that removes mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and promises a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists.
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Mayr
Ady
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Useful in Kidney Trouble
Jeremiah H. Steele of Greencastle reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his disordered kidneys and back pain. He bought the remedy at Dunlavy Stoops Drug Co. and recommends it for time of kidney danger. 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers Buffalo N Y.
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Greencastle
Jeremiah H. Steele
W. Jacob St
Dean
Dunlavy Stoops Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Economy Store advertises daily staples and prices
The Economy Store promotes daily groceries and household items with prices for apples lemons oranges cornflakes crackers bread peanut butter lard bacon beef liver steak and pork shoulder. It invites customers to shop at the old Red Front location on the east side of the square and promises money back if not satisfied.
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California
Csccrevesveere
Mazda
Red Front
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