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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
2
The Greencastle Herald lists mail matter, publisher Charles J. Arnold, and the office address at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street. It notes charged obituaries at 1 per obituary and poetry extra at 5 cents per line.
Anthony N Brady known as Mole of Wall Street left a gross estate of 77 047 44 according to transfer tax appraiser Charlies M Friend. His fortune ranks among the largest in the country beside Rockefellers and Carnegies with 160 000 left to charity.
A political foe refuses to attend a funeral, but signals approval of the decedent. A separate tale recalls a carving accident where a bed is buried under broken wood and plaster after a room collapses. The excerpt cites the New York American’s warning about divine signs and unaccountable events.
Viola Pisani debuts in Naples as Zanoni a mysterious, near ageless mystic loves her while a kidnapping plot unfolds. The drama travels to Venice Paris and Greece with love sacrifice and tragedy ending in Viola’s death as Zanoni dies beside her on the guillotine day.
In Colorado in 1910, Republican candidate Smith rode to a farmer’s barn to gain favor before the race against Jones. He introduced himself while a calf caused a distraction, then learned Jones was inside the house with the baby, a moment the farmer framed as a joke about heroism.
A satirical list advises housewives to choose leisure over chores, pamper pets, discard bad biscuits, and spend freely on agents and entertainment. It jokes about home life peculiarities such as keeping windows open in summer, mopping before ashes are carried out, and avoiding sauerkraut smells.
Edward McDonald and his brother Michael from Meise Idaho arrived at Boise with tickets to Nashville. They want to check their dog through and feed it at stations. The agent quotes 19 dollars to check the dog and additional fees to St Louis and beyond. The men reluctantly pay and place the dog in the baggage car, showing a fond bond.
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