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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
2
The notice explains pricing: obituaries billed at one dollar per item with an added five cent per line charge for poetry. It outlines how charges apply to obituary notices and poetry inclusions in the classified section.
The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser recounts Hawaiian burial legends from Waipio and Kamakahonu, detailing the theft of Kamehameha the Great’s bones by Hoapili and Hoolulu, their escape along the coast, a sea voyage, and burial in a submarine cave, with dates tied to May 12 1814 and related traditions.
A New York photographer F M Steadman proposes a practical unit of light measurement called the actine to quantify actinicity. He explains measuring light by the time needed to alter chemically sensitized paper, arguing current candle-based units require guesswork. He envisions using a standard sensitized paper to universally express light strength in simple numbers.
Washington D C Every farmer should ask about loan purpose and size before borrowing as outlined in Bulletin 409 from the U S Department of Agriculture The guide notes loans should fund productive improvements and be sized to cover costs and returns Banks may offer lower rates for loans tied to approved productive uses and adviser services to align loan plans with farm needs
A Literary Digest summary cites a British Medical Journal editorial arguing flavorings push up food costs and waste. It urges nutrient-based choices over price, condemns fashion-driven cooking, and notes society’s shift from home life to factory life eroding diet quality.
In Mellen Wisconsin a train of new boarding cars built by Poster Latimer Lumber Co. sits ready for woodsmen. The parlor and kitchen cars boast modern hotel appliances two sleepers with double deck beds steam heat hardwood floors and excellent lighting. Eight ventilating skylights plus four person tables in diners promise comfortable travel and quarters for workers in the woods.
Advertisement in the Massachusetts Mercury on February 18, 1800 claims Joseph White of Boston sells an excellent printing ink rivaling London ink at two shillings per pound. The note marks the first American manufactured printers ink and notes the long history and evolution of writing inks from ancient to early modern times.
A safety pocket in a new workmen apron secures a watch for easy access. A separate device removes ties from wagon wheels, lifting over a ton while weighing under twenty five pounds.
Washington bulletin discusses how borrower personal character and business habits affect access to short time farm loans. Honesty and sound judgment foster banker confidence and favorable terms, while poor character or irregular practices can raise rates or deny credit. It notes prompt repayment and accurate financial statements influence loan safety and pricing. It also mentions bankers’ use of borrower statements and rate blanks to assess risk.
Farmers' Bulletin 702 describes a permanent rabbit trap using a 12 by 6 inch tee sewer tile buried with a side opening, connected to 6 inch pipe, and a removable cover. Rabbits enter freely and are captured by hand. dogs can locate dens, and baits or harvesting use are discussed for open lands and orchards.
In a fragmentary dialogue a speaker condemns a liar and threatens a fight over a disputed map. One man apologizes, ending the confrontation while another person questions why the clash would lead to someone’s death.
Fort Wayne mother describes her twelve year old daughter Faustine’s kidney trouble improving after a week on Trutona. The child reports a better appetite and better control of urination, with mother praising the medicine and recommending it to others. Trutona available at R. P. Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.
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