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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
The Daily Herald lists subscription prices including yearly and short-term options with rates for home delivery. It also notes that cards of thanks are 50 cents each and obituaries cost $1 per obituary with an extra 5 cents per line for poetry.
The piece surveys the Riviera from its glamorous southern stretch to quieter towns inland. It traces distinct regions from the French coast to Nervi and Levante, noting luxury hotels, social life, and the enduring charm of small towns away from crowds.
Lucy and Eunice discuss Rose and Guy Random who moved to a woods cottage and quarrel over roses. Rose obsesses over flowers and books while Guy rebels, tired of endless botany debates and mishaps from nature loving romance. The breach widens after Rose clings to garden lore and jaunts.
A cellmade millionaire who endowed the school spoke at the commencement but delivered a tedious address. Two boys slipped out while a coachman outside asked if the speech had finished. the reply was that he would not stop.
An advertisement touts 35 cent packages of P. D. Q. a pest killer claimed to kill bedbugs fleas on dogs and chicken lice. It converts to a gallon of spray and promises residue to prevent egg hatching. The pitch urges readers to buy at drug stores and not be misled.
A composite poem roundup features Arthurian lines by Ksing, Queen Guinivere, and Lancelot, plus May day imagery from Avalon and Camelot. It interlaces dramatic monologue with dreamlike voyage and ends with Josquin Miller’s meditation on worth and drift.
Fragmentary verse notes a distant era where trees and forests rise and man evolves from beginnings to a higher scale. The playful line suggests evolution and ancient times without clear narrative or context.
The piece argues Alaska’s vast land offers agricultural promise and economic potential. It notes Seward’s purchase price, later wealth in gold and copper, and the territory’s growing commerce. It highlights climate contrasts, vast geography, and calls for recognizing Alaska’s resources and readiness for statehood.
Spain experiments with substitutes for coal as coal shortages grow. Rice husks mixed with tar are formed into briquettes under pressure, offering modest heat and low smoke. Lignite dust and waste are similarly processed into briquettes after removing volatiles and adding binding material. A new double jointed pen patent allows projection of fine or stub points for use.
A young woman and her jealous sweetheart argue after a trip home from a party. She mentions a fortune teller who allegedly predicts marriages to two men, while the woman taunts the suitor about rivals Andy and Bob as both call to propose. The man asks if there is any chance for him, insisting he has loved her.
A village school exercise on the word notwithstanding prompts a student to volunteer a sentence. The moment highlights classroom participation as the teacher asks for examples.
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