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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary notices claim Holliston Massachusetts elms planted in 1747 were named to the Hall of Fame by the American Forestry association in Washington. The trees allegedly reached about seven feet in circumference during Washington’s era.
A show hacker complains his cake was dough with the host or star hinting that angel cake is typically this way. The exchange reflects backstage tensions over dessert quality during the production.
A concise aphorism contrasting charity with silent restraint. It implies virtue lies in giving money without outward display and without public praise. The remark emphasizes humility in benevolence.
Miss Audrey Montague pressures her father for a cloak to match a new gown, threatening a Christmas bargain. He imposes a cap on new clothing as Audrey proposes a cloak as a Christmas present, ending with a compromise and a feathered hat.
A renowned electricity expert forecasts future clothing made from mineral wool. He notes inexhaustible mineral wool sources and a near perfected process to spin dye and weave it into warm, stylish garments that retain body heat.
Kenyon arrives in Seekonk with four dollars and eighty cents and two twenty five dollar certified checks. He tries to cash the checks at Peoples’ Accommodation Bank but is blocked by an wary teller who doubts the certification and the identity. The teller explains possible forgery or stoppage risk and the situation ends with an exchange referencing a former tennis opponent now working in the bank.
A condensed narrative of Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea recounts a voyage aboard the Nautilus led by Captain Nemo. Ned Land and Prof Arronax, aboard the Abraham Lincoln, are captured and escape from Nemo’s submarine while exploring marvels of the deep and past battles at sea.
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