Konjola Promises Relief for Nervous Weakness
Mrs. Robert West of Indianapolis recounts severe nervous spells and fatigue eased by Konjola. She reports recovery after four bottles and endorses the medicine as the master remedy sold at Ow! drug store in Greencastle and by local druggists across the region.
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Wade Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Greencastle
Show Girl at Voncastle Theatre Provokes Fame Satire
A satire on fame and publicity centers on a chorus dancer turned star in Show Girl by Alfred Santell with Alice White. The film follows her Broadway party shooting episode and the flood of offers and proposals that follow.
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Alice White
Alfred Santell
Voncastle Theatre
J. P. McEvoy
Stage
Aviation course in Kansas City schools
The aviation industry pushes forward and Kansas City plans a new course. It will not involve flying but teaching fundamentals of airplane construction and mechanism to boys.
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Kansas City
Racing Cars Send Driver Into Ditch in Lebanon
Otis Garner of Lebanon plunged his car into a ditch to miss two cars racing side by side. Four bystanders and Garner’s wife and daughter were injured including Dorothy Cook who lost sight in her left eye, Laura Roberts with a fractured leg, and Garner family members among the hurt.
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Ind
Otis Garner
Garner
Dorothy Cook
Laura Roberts
Franklin
Miss Roberts
Saturday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show American Association games with Indianapolis 8 over Milwaukee 2 and Minneapolis 13 over Toledo 8. American League tallies include Philadelphia 8 over Chicago 1 and New York 5 over St. Louis 3. National League notes Boston 10 over Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago 6 over 10, plus Cincinnati 4 over Brooklyn 5 and New York 3 over St. Louis 2.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Milwaukee over Indianapolis 8 to 6 and Kansas City 6 to 2. Louisville fell 0 to 1 to St. Paul. Toledo beat Minneapolis 10 to 4. New York defeated St. Louis 7 to 6 in 12 innings. Cleveland beat Washington 9 to 6. Detroit won 5 to 3 against Boston. Cincinnati 4 to 7 with Brooklyn 5 to 5. Chicago won 7 to 2 over Philadelphia. New York 10 to 5 over St. Louis in another game.
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Washington
Detroit
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Cincinnati
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Historic Greencastle Newsname and Post Details
The Herald, originally the Star and Democrat since 1868, is published in Greencastle Indiana. Office at 17-19 South Jackson Street, with Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor and ROMVODOS manager. Subscriptions vary by county and delivery method with rates listed.
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Star & Dem Cra
Greencastle
Ind
Postofice
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Romvodos
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Greencastle Bloomington Bus Schedule Details
Greencastle Bloomington bus line lists Crawford Hotel phone 473 and times for morning and evening service. Schedule shows routes leaving Greencastle at 8:45 AM and 10:20 PM and arriving in Bloomington at 12:45 PM and 4:25 PM with additional 4:16 PM 5:50 PM and 7:00 PM 8:40 PM segments.
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Greencastle Bloomington
Attica Golfers Defeat Greencastle in Tough Tourney
The Attica golfers defeated the Greencastle Country Club by 32 to 17 at Attica Sunday afternoon. A hard course and rain in the second half made the round especially challenging for local players.
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Greencastle
Greencastle Country Club
Attendees List From Local Event Includes Civic and Community Figures
The guest roster includes E. B. Taylor, Glen Lyon, Fred Snively, James Hughes, 8. C. Sayers, Reese Matson, Fred Hixon, Robert Stevens, Charles Martin, Don Ellis, James Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eitel and son Kenneth, Neely O'Hair, Roland Campbell, Harold Talbott, Wilbur Donner, Ed Coffman, Mayor Charles McGaughey, Simpson Stoner, Ralph Snively, Cloyd Herod, Lester Blue, Elmer Vancleave and Lloyd Thomas.
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E. B. Taylor
Glen Lyon
Fred Snively
James Hughes
C. Sayers
Reese Matson
Fred Hixon
Robert Stevens
Charles Martin
Don Ellis
James Cannon
Jacob Eitel
Kenneth
Neely O'Hair
Roland Campbell
Harold Talbott
Wilbur Donner
Coffman
Charles McGaughey
Simpson Stoner
Ralph Snively
Cloyd Herod
Lester Blue
Elmer Vancleave
Lloyd Thomas
On With The Shows A 1929 Warner Bros Musical Tale
A synopsis from the 1929 Vitaphone picture On With The Show follows failing backer Willie Durant and star Nita French as tensions rise among cast and crew. Jerry Connolly, Dad Malone, the Dorsey twins Betty and Berta, and Harold Astor cope with late pay, bad luck, and looming failure while drama, vanity, and ambition flare backstage.
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Warner Bros
Willie Durant
Nita French
Nita
Kitty
Malone
Jimmy
Chalf
Durant
Betty Dorsey
Berta
Dad
Betty
Joe Beaton
North Pole
Beaton
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