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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Radox footbath for burning aching feet and inflamed sore soles. It promises rapid relief after one night and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy at Mullins Drug Store or any live drug store.
Mrs Thomas A Edison argues the modern woman's place is the home praising domestic devotion over careers. She blames suffrage and WWI for home decline, urges college for daughters but rejects lifelong work careers, and says happiness comes from homemaking with balance through selective education.
Lillian J. McDonald a Portland stationery company clerk was found murdered with her charred skull in a furnace at the plant after a mysterious disappearance. An $800 payroll dispute is noted in connection with the case.
The Herald of Greencastle is published by Charles J. Arnold the long time publisher since 1858 when the paper began as The Press The Greencastle Indiana office at 17 19 South Jackson Street serves Putnam County readers with daily afternoons except Sundays Subscription rates are listed for Putnam County and outside areas and local carrier delivery in Greencastle
The message lists arrival times for Phone 373 at Bloomington with stops at 10 48, 2 40, 6 05, and 8 40 implying a transit or service timetable. No additional context or dates provided.
A large crowd attended the Bethel Sunday dinner and entertainment honoring Big Walnut Sunday school winners of a joint attendance contest. Principal speaker was Otto Fifield of Indianapolis. Local notices mention visits and family gatherings across Stilesville and surrounding areas. Funeral services for Vernice Buis were held Saturday at Stilesville.
Miss Geraldine Reynolds and Christine Lewis spent Thursday night with Esther Whitaker. Miss Virginia Bolton is ill. The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday afternoon at the M E church. Lloyd Moore visited Millard Vaughn near Cloverdale. Mrs. Ida Huron visits her daughter Mrs. Herschel Hurst in Brazil. Miss Reynolds and Salem kin returned home Sunday. Mont Bridges was a business visitor in Indianapolis Saturday. Miss Lorene Switch from Meridian visited her parents in Platnumville. the Moore family spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
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