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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
2
Size and Shape of Feet as Mate Choice Topic
In a 1923 column, the author blends humor and social views on feet, chiropodists, and attractiveness. It notes Parisian and New York attitudes, ties feet to health and marriage prospects, and cites experts on foot aesthetics, urging cautious inspection of a future mate’s feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George du Maurier
Trilby
Paris
Billee
New York
W. J. Bryan
Manhattan Island
France
Napoleon
Washington Emerges as National Associations Hub
Washington DC hosts nearly 300 national organizations with prominent buildings. Notable groups include the American Red Cross, the Daughters of the Revolution, the National Academy of Science and the American Federation of Labor. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States plans a new home. The Scottish Rite temple on Sixteenth Street and a major Masonic edifice on the Dean estate illustrate fraternal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
The
Daughters of the Revolution
National Academy of Science
American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Scottish Rite Temple
Sixteenth Street
Dean Estate
Banquet and Die Sir Auckland Geddes the British Ambassador
Washington dinners and lunches dominate social life as Sir Auckland Geddes faces strain from constant eating. Friends say rest in England may help, while critics note the carnivalesque hostesses and the urge to dine without truly dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannon
Washington
New York Sun
Sir Auckland Geddes
Diana
Sir Auckland
M. Depew
Scotland
Wireless men hear distinct cries during Merchant of Venice
Two wireless enthusiasts brag about superior equipment. One claims he distinctly heard scene shifters talking and, during the performance of The Merchant of Venice, heard not only applause but the cry of Author. The other confirms with a deep breath.
Fort Scott fish culture limited by harvest pace
Southeastern Kansans lack suitable water for rapid fish propagation at a Fort Scott impounding lake over a hundred acres with depths above forty feet. Even with growth, ten years of stocking would yield fish caught during the pariace season unless restrictions curb the harvest. otherwise people would overrun the area chasing fish as in the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Aaron Burr Cousins Widespread Through American Families
A Chicago Evening Post paragraph argues that many Americans are blood relatives of Aaron Burr through Jonathan Edwards. It cites Vermont Senator Carroll S Page as a Burr cousin and notes Edwards descendants include numerous tall sisters and several college presidents. It suggests Burr cousinship is common and widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll S. Page
Vermont
Aaron Burr
America
Burr
Jonathan Edwards
Princeton
N. J
Aaron Burres
Edwards
Edwards Sisters
Edwardes
Jonathan
Chicago
Edwardses
Chicago Evening Post
Son of Princess Mary Not a Prince
The baby son of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles, first grandchild of King George, is not a prince under 1917 letters patent. It limits royal titles to the sovereign's children and the eldest son of the Prince of Wales, otherwise removing royal highness and prince or princess titles except those already granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
George
United Kingdom
Prince of Wales
Noiseless Trolley Cars Planned for Twin Cities
The Twin City Rapid Transit company plans noiseless street cars in St. Paul and Minneapolis using roller bearings. The new bearings aim to reduce friction by about 15 percent, cut power use, and allow quicker starts and stops, potentially saving power costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Eagle
Fuel From Waste Paper by Microbe Produces Alcohol
Two English chemists reportedly discovered a rod shaped bacillus that converts one ton of waste paper into fifty gallons of motor alcohol while generating about 15 000 cubic feet of gas. The germ supposedly grows heat so it kills competing microbes and enables efficient fermentation.
Lazy Man in the Country Named by Fredonia Herald
The Fredonia Herald labels Delbert Russell as the laziest man in the country for hiding in the weeds when his wife is stranded in a car tire issue. A modern observer in the Atlanta Constitution calls him a genius for the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Herald
Delbert Russell
Atlanta Constitution
Betty’s Visit Plan Disapproved by Family
A four year old named Betty was not allowed to visit alone. Observing her mornings patrol from house to house I asked her purpose. She explained that with her mother away she could not sneak out so she resolved to call on all the aeties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Administrator's Sale of Margaret Case Real Estate
The administrator of Margaret B Case deceased will offer at private sale from August 20 1923 at 10 am at Central National Bank Greencastle Indiana the decedent's interest in two described Putnam County parcels. Sale subject to court approval not less than appraised value with one third cash and remaining balance in six and twelve months secured by note and mortgage. Central Trust Company Greencastle Indiana administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Case
Putnam Circuit Court
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam County
THE
Central Trust Company
Margaret
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam County Quiet Title Suit
In the Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana, 1923, a civil action to quiet title to real estate in Greencastle is filed. The complaint lists numerous defendants with unknown residences, declares nonresident status, and warns they must appear by September 24, 1923, or have the bill heard in their absence. Clerk Walter S Campbell signs the notice. attorney W M Sutherlin represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Putnam County
Clarence Scobee
Earl Scobee
Ephraim Dukes
Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
W. M. Sutherlin
John W. Clark
Amos Robertson
John Baird
Nancy Robertson
George W . Thompson
Ann Thompson
Christopher Shuck
Hiram Wasson
Hudson Brackney
Elizabeth Brackney
Benjamin Hawkins
Daniel Chadd
Samuel Taylor
Julia D. Taylor
John §. Jennings
Ruth T. Hawkins
Myra J. Jennings
Edward G. Bladen
Love P. Bladen
Edward R. Bladen
James M. Bladen
Franklin Bladen
Henry C. Bladen
Caroline Bladen
Elizabeth Mawather
Elizabeth Merryweather
Saul Merryweather
Thomas Gardner
Thomas S. Milligan
Richard W. Jones
Greencastle
Suit to Quiet Title in Putnam County Real Estate
In the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1923 Emory Nichols sues Stephen Akers et al to quiet title to Part of the east half of the northwest quarter section 9 14N 3W containing 0.12 acre more or less in Putnam County Indiana. The defendants are nonresidents and must answer by September 1 1923 or be defaulted. notices served July 25 1923 with clerk Walter S Campbell and attorneys W M Sutherlin Hays Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Putnam Circuit Court
Emory Nichols
Stephen Akers
Hays & Murphy
Wm. Sutherlin
Towit
Molly Akers
Adam MccArty
Sarah McArty
Richard Sentclair
Richard Sinkler
Katherine Sinkler
Willoughby Leachman
Elisabeth Leachman
Ahijah Robinson
Mathew A. Brann
Benjamin Nicholson
Elisabeth Nicholson
William C. Hopwood
Mary Hopwood
Hercules Ellis
Elisabeth Ellis
Morris Woods
Aceneth Woods
Andrew Harrison Bunten
Lacey A. Bunten
Robert Bunten
Henry Bunten
Sarah M. Bunten
James B. Bunten
Richard M. Bunten
Mary M. Bunten
Ann E. Bunten
Elisabeth F. Bunten
Alice Bunten
Oscar H. Bunten
State of
Indiana
Putnam County
Section Nine
Township Fourteen
Greencastle
Walter S. Campbell
W. M. Sutherlin
Notice Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
Putnam County Commissioners and Auditor announce private sale on August 11 1928 at 10 30 am in Greencastle Indiana. Real estate described as in Jefferson Township including specific fractions of sections and a 65 acre total with cash or installments terms. Auction conducted by commissioners Skelton Buis Davis and auditor Knoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Court House
Greencastle
Indiana
Jefferson Township
David J. Skelton
Reese R. Buis
Wm. F. Davis
R. E. Knoll
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