Feminism’s Drive Not Tied to Factories Says New York Post
The New York Evening Post argues that factory work and birth rates fail to explain feminism. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve notes energy stored by women, but the post suggests liberation comes from a spiritual force of co operation. Chinese women may vote before Pennsylvania sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Phi Beta Kappa
Evening Post
Dean Gildersleeve
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain's Liniment praised for rheumatic pain relief
A testimonial from ward Craft of Elba New York credits Chamberlain's Liniment with easing rheumatic pains stiffness and knee soreness after a winter use. The ad notes availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Elba
N. Y
Adv
Is the rifle obsolete in modern warfare
Reports from the front describe the rifle losing effectiveness as war evolves toward artillery and the dominant role of machine guns. Germany accelerates adaptation, training troops to operate automatic guns while keeping infantry in reserve for emergencies. A grim front section notes tens of thousands of buried dead from Lorette Heights to Neuville, highlighting shrinking bodies and universal war weariness.
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England
Geramny
Lorette Heights
Neuville
Labyrinth
Courtship Customs and Social Flattery Raise Eyebrows
The piece notes that people judge views by rank and laments men who flaunt words with their wives. It discusses pride in verbal privilege and suggests a proposal may flatter a girl as much as a gift of candy.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Greencastle Resident
Mrs. Belle Hinkle of 609 Illinois St Greencastle credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from sharp loins twinges fatigue and dizziness and reports a stronger back and overall improvement. The ad notes the product price at 50c and recommends asking for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Greencastle
Dean
Belle Hinkle
Illinois St
Doan
Semi annual Indiana school apportionment announced
Indiana prepares to distribute 1 721 715 28 to counties in the semi annual June apportionment based on 768 622 children at 2 24 per pupil. The total apportionment funds and revenues amount to 1 798 526 75 with 78 818 03 deducted for deficiency. Putnam County contributes 15 760 69 and will receive 12 346 88.
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Indiana
Ernest L. Welborn
Charles A. Greathouse
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Auditor of State
Thestate Treasury
Putnam County
Putnamville Democrat Sees Fair Crops and Unity Behind Kern
C W Bachelder of Putnamville visiting Indianapolis discusses crops in his district. He notes rains aided garden products wheat is fair with minor fly damage and corn weeds grow fast. He cites the hoe as needed in corn and praises Senator Kern, Wilson and Bryan for peace policy and party unity.
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C. W. Bachelder
Putnamville
Indianapolis
Bachelder
M. M. Bachelder
John W. Kern
Wilson
Bryan
Putnam County
Indianapolis Times
Regular lodge notices for Greencastle and Bee Hive Rebekahs
Greencastle lodge No. 1077 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with FE E Caldwell as secretary Rebekah Bee Hive lodge No 106 meets tonight for regular session and officer installation Lou Reising N G Dollie Caldwell R S
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Greencastle Lodge
FE. E. Caldwell
Bee Hive
Rebekah Lodge
Lou Reising
N. G
Dollie Caldwell
R. S
Beauty Advice and Digestion Pills Ad Boost
An advertisement claims beauty goes beyond skin with red digestion and promotes Mberlain's Tablets as a remedy for dull digestion. The copy notes availability everywhere and encourages purchase.
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Mberlain
Danville Court Grants Temporary Stay Over Power Cut
Danville Indiana county officials secure a temporary restraining order to stop the Danville Heat Light and Power Co from cutting electricity to the courthouse jail and county home. The move follows a Public Utilities Board ruling allowing deposits as guarantees for monthly bills. A July 16 hearing is set amid months of dispute.
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Danville
Ind
Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Greencastle Area
George Williamson spent Sunday in Danville while Harry Hays traveled to Indianapolis on business. Residents and visitors from Cloverdale Terre Haute and Martinsville visited Curtis Hughes and family. A. Rockwell and W. G. Martin journeyed to Greensentia and Indianapolis, Terre Haute respectively. Burial of H A Knipper occurred at Forest Hill Cemetery after a lightning death. A DePauw debate was postponed due to weather. The Greencastle band planned rehearsals and an ice cream social in Fincastle. Arthur Reat left for an extended West Coast trip visiting San Francisco San Diego Seattle Portland and more, returning via Northwestern route in about two months.
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A. Rockwell
W. G. Martin
Cloverdale
Gréensentia
Rockwell
Indianapolis
Mr. Martin
Terre Haute
E. E. Caldwell
Augusta Glidewell
Martinsville
Ross Runyan
Russell Farmer
Princetons Ind
H. A. Knipper
State Farm
Forest Hill
John Vermilion
Mack Wiley
Howell Ellis
Rev. Simmons
Greencastle
Henry S. Werneke
Fincastle
Greencastle Booster Club
Here
Arthur Reat
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
West
Reat
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
Sunday Socials Reach Roachdale and Nearby Towns
Miss Lota Williamson and Miss Vera Williamson spent Sunday in Roachdale. Miss Gladys Rogers returned home after a week in Cloverdale. Mr and Mrs Frank Bittles visited Kirkpatrick Indiana with the Dicks. The Woods and Airhart families drove to Spencer in the Woods car. Racer Bittles and family toured Roachdale Sunday afternoon. Finis Whitted Thomas Hunter Dora Sweet and Alfred Curtis guests of Lawrence Busby southwest of town. They enjoyed a bountiful dinner and afternoon refreshments of ice cream cake and watermelon.
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Gladys Rogers
Cloverdale
Frank Bittles
Racer Bittles
Claire
James
Miss Mary
Roachdale
Finis Whitted
Thomas Hunter
Dora Sweet
Alfred Curtis
Lawrence Busby
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the Herald
Greencastle, Ind
Miriam Russell
Herald
Hoosier Reports
Putnamville Citizen
Kern
B. P.O. Ellis
Rebekah
Electric Light Company
George Williamson
Harry Hays
Business Today
Scott Ferrell
C. A. Rockwell
James P. Hughes
Curtis Hughes
Florence Crawford
L. F. Crawford
City Library of
Frank Crawford
Will Crawford
Walter White
William BH. Johnson
Jefferson Cuy
W. Main Street
Mr. Farmer and
Greencastle Herald
Lota Williamson
Vera Williamson
Charles Woods
Jesse Airhart
Spencer
Wood
Sever
H. M. Jordan
Richard F. Gerard
Washington Street
Bn AY
John's
Thomas F. Randel
North
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