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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1919

Page

2

Veteran juryman refuses death penalty and keeps learning

Mecon County veteran Eben Reynolds, a juryman for forty years, declines the death sentence and argues that only the Creator may take life. He recalls Civil War service, values plain facts over eloquent statements, and plans to attend spring term if able.

Nmecon Eben Reynolds Micie Fork Township Mecon County Eben Gare Mney Trico Ebe Ibe Uncle Ebe Jarpman Cap Ilianeme Fe Ben Ell Guthrie Unele Ibe Tulix Uncle Erie Eric

Heads and Heels in Beaseley’s Circus Inferno

In Beaseley’s Circus Tommy Dugan, a rough-and-tumble clown, lands the Donkey with the Educated Heels act and falls for Gypsy, sister to Miss Gypsy. Lord Dartmoor, Gypsy’s half-brother and owner, schemes to ruin them by rigging a deadly stunt. Tom learns of an American marriage loophole to wed Gypsy and keep her safe, while a sabotaged performance escalates danger.

Tommy Duran Deaseley’s Circus Tommy Demosthenes Tom Hayseed Seaseley Tom and Donk Dugan Demostienes Tom Dugen Gypsy Royal Horse Riders Beasley Dartmoor Beaseley Dbeaseley Essary Gyp America Denseley’s Tommy Dagan Miss Gypsy Jay Royal Horse Lron T Hem Billy Asp Love Easeley Circus Tom Dugan Gypey Deemos-the-nees de Moxiheres Degen Dartmoora Demosthents Circus Perfo Ang Billy Fox Brother Ringmaster Fair Royal Horse Head Li Henet Cogontah Torneo Leaseley Yommy Dugan Mise Cheney Sam Doeagley Ordin

CACTUS COVERS GOVERNOR'S GRAVE

Arkansas. LOST HIS FORTUNE IN OFFICE 'Firet Campaign of Land Owner, uric? in Texas. Cost Him Only Ten Dollar Pocahontas, Ark. Cactus and mos quito now cover the grave of Thomas S. Drew one of the first Governors of Arkansas. A move to bring him back for burial in Pocahontas is under discussion with a bill likely to be introduced. Drew spent little to run for governor in 1844 and 1848 was re-elected. He resigned during a second term to support his family and later died in Texas.

Tom Demosthenes Gypsy Uric Texas Pocahontas Ark Thomas S. Drew Arkansas Hood County Drew Batesville Ransom Bettis Black Rivers Cherokee Bay Randolph County California Robi Hamil Masonic Gov. Dréw C. B E. Henderson Senate

Dream Prisoner to Walk Free on Near Birthday

Russelville youth Julian Minea who has lived as a voluntary prisoner in his home for seven years after a dream warning from his mother will break restraint on his near twenty first birthday by walking to the business district. He has kept studies and hobbies in music photography and shop work while awaiting the day.

Russelville Alan Julian Minea Russellville Julian

The Pelican Legend and Its Symbolic Meaning

A historical note reviews the pelican myth of Noah's Ark as the third bird and explains its enduring symbolism. It describes the pelican's long bill and pouch, the red-tipped upper mandible, and pearly white feathers, then outlines the feeding behavior and the tale of the mother’s brood. The piece links the bird to European emblematic use in churches and literature.

Pater Derrees

Few Seek Fame in Film World as Mob Scene Explodes

A vivid reminiscence of aspiring actors rushing to join photoplays, with a mass mob, staged explosions, and brutal auditions. The narrator recalls volunteers, intimidation, and the lure of steady work, contrasting a few who avoid chasing fame with many who risk injury for a shot at stardom.

Los Angeles Sam

Wonderful India A Study of Climate Flora and Population

The piece contrasts India's diverse geography from snowbound regions in Mu ree to the rain-soaked Punjab and Sind. It notes extreme temperatures in Sind and wide fruit variety from apples to coconuts, counting one fifth of the world’s population and many snake species. It also cites forest service estimates on lamb production costs in the northwest.

India Tlad Salayis Plaina of Ganges Rocky Mountains Hotiorh Death Valley Muree Panjab Piaces Sind Ineie Kahmir

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