Sale of Real Estate in Greencastle Estate of Grace Smith
In Putnam Circuit Court Indiana May Term 1922 administrator Earl E Smith will privately sell the west half of Lot 19 in Greencastle at Central National Bank Greencastle on Friday June 23 1922. Cash payment due at sale. Attorneys Hays and Murphy. Dated June 7 1922.
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Crace Smith
Putnam Circuit Court
Earl E. Smith
Indiana
Grace Smith
Central National Bank of
Greencastle
Putnam County
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Shildmeyer
A 1915 testimonial from J. T. Shildmeyer of Grencastle praises Doan's Kidney Pills, saying heavy lifting caused kidney trouble and pills from Cook's Drug Store restored his health. He reaffirmed the claim in 1919. Available 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Dean
J. T. Shhildmeyer
N. Jackson Sr
Grencastle
Cooks Drug Store
Doan
Shildmyer
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Hog Market Opens Higher Before Slight Pullback
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 11 900 cattle 1 800 calves 900 sheep and lambs 600. Early hogs $11.15 top $11.25 up 10 cents. By 10 am buyers paid around $11 for many hogs. pigs $11.00 down. sows $9.75 down. About 9 000 hogs sold early with 1 500 to outsiders. Cattle steady for good steers at $9.25+, calves steady to $12.00 top, sheep and lambs about steady with spring lambs at $13.00.
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Indianapolis
Zinc Rollers Set To Face Danville All Stars Sunday
The American Zinc Products Company baseball team hosts the Danville All Stars at the Zinc Mill Diamond next Sunday. Danville features ex college players and a fast game is expected. Alexander likely to start for the locals.
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American Zinc Products Company
Baseballers
Danville
Christian Church Choir and Events Schedule
The choir meets Thursday evening at 7 for practice. Teachers meet at 7 30 in the primary room. Children’s Day exercises Sunday evening at 7 30 replace the preaching service with songs recitations drills and instrumental music and decorations.
Power of Taboo Ends Ancient Island Rule
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt traces the rise and fall of taboo power in the Sandwich Islands. It recounts how chiefs dictated prohibitions on coconuts game and water, enforcing obedience through fear of the hereafter, until a single violation shattered the system and ended its personal political weapon.
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Sandwich Islands
Pacific
Philadelphia
Atlanta Constitution
The Curiosity Edge and Cautions in Investing
A pair of men with saved money pursue a shared opportunity. One discovers a false promise and abandons it, while the other, unwilling to learn, risks and loses funds. The text urges diligent inquiry into indirect matters as a path to growth, stressing effort and time without sleepless trouble. It also notes experiments with fish meal for animal feed in Europe and Britain, detailing production and nutrient content.
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Norway
England
Scotland
New York Herald
Noted Confederate Soldier Named Coward Led Postwar School
A South Carolina reader recalls A Coward a Confederate officer who rose to colonel and later ran a military school in the state after the war. The piece from Youth's Companion notes the peculiar name and honors his service.
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Coward
South Carolina
A. Coward
Gold and silver found in shale via cyanide process
Scientific American notes a new idea that shale, known for its oil, can yield gold silver and platinum after carbonization and cyanide treatment. The article highlights Colorado as a longtime site for gold and shale connections and discusses the broader implications.
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Colorado
Shale
Scientific American
Bell summons gods in Chinese temple bells
In China temples place a bell at the entrance and worshipers pull the rope to ring it. The ringing is meant to notify the gods and have them attend to prayers at need.
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China
First English Glee Club Emerges in London 1787
In 1787 a glee club was formed in London and flourished until 1857. This English choral style, not written until mid eighteenth century, likely marks the first substantial glee club.
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London
England
Darwin Theory Supports Human-Animal Lineage
Scientists argue that expressions like bared teeth in anger and hair bristling under extreme fear serve as evidence that humans descended from animals, illustrating shared evolutionary traits.
Famous Rotten Row in Hyde Park Fashion Parade
The Rotten Row in Hyde Park London is a famed fashion parade stretching a mile and a half. It is said to originated from route du roi the King's road and is lined with tan bark and gravel.
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Hyde Park
London
Shakespeare Dies Slowly in Modern Eyes
A New York critic in the Boston Transcript argues Shakespeare’s plays feel antiquated in the current era. The critic notes that Shakespeare hasn’t produced new work for years.
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New York
Boston Transcript
Color Cues Heat Through Steel Work Observers
Veterans of steel works use color to judge temperature. Experienced workers gauge heat instantly by the hue of heated metal, relying on familiar color ranges learned from years at the furnace.
New Machine Uses Centrifugal Force for Quick Concrete Molds
A new machine uses centrifugal force to fill molds and eject water, producing solid or hollow concrete objects at about one unit per minute. The device spins molds to shape concrete rapidly and streamline production.
Pyramids Built by Brute Strength and Long Ramps?
Modern scholars doubt lost engineering arts built the pyramids. The prevailing view attributes their construction to brute force and long ramps rather than a secret technique.
London Feasts on Herring in Ancient Week Tale
The note says one hundred tons of herring arrive in the London market daily while claiming thirteen days make up the ancient week used by Mexicans. The pairing blends trade data with a historical calendar claim, suggesting a curious historical comparison.
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London
Portuguese Widely Spoken Language of Millions
The report notes Portuguese as the language of about 30 million people, highlighting its broad use in communities and education. It emphasizes language spread and cultural presence across regions.
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Tabgo
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Chicago Daily News
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Famous Rotten Row
Indiana Loan Co
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