Meekald Greencastle Post Office Notice
Public notice from Greencastle Indiana about second class mail matter status. Advertisement lists rates for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry notices with charges per item.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
2
Public notice from Greencastle Indiana about second class mail matter status. Advertisement lists rates for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry notices with charges per item.
Brown and Moffett advertise farm loans with plenty of money from Greencastle Indiana. W H H Loans and Associates offer lending services and landscape gardening options for local farmers.
Putnam County orders unfilled. commission contract and exclusive territory offered. Send details to Corporation Finance Co at 56 Lemcke Annex Indianapolis Indiana for stock sales in Anderson area.
An old time classified style notice advertises RAT SNAP rat poison with multiple endorsements. It claims effectiveness in eliminating rats and mice, notes odors prevented, and that cats or dogs won’t touch it. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 from local merchants John Cook & Sons J Sudrenski & Co and R P Mullins.
Homeowners report infestation of rats last May at a seaside residence. RAT SNAP cake formula praised for easy use, no mixing, saving cleanup. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes, sold and guaranteed by John Cook & Sons J. Sudranski & Co. and R. P. Mullline.
A reflection on dream meaning and dual reality from classic thinkers and a theatrical plot. Dreaming of prison is discussed as an omen or sign of fortune or danger, with various interpretations from mystics and scholars and playful notes on escape and pardon in dreamland.
A historical guide explains using corn oil as a fat substitute in many dishes. It covers pie crusts dressings and custards, plus frying and baking tips, with recipes for pie crusts and a lemon vinegar emulsion. It emphasizes corn oil as a butter, lard, or olive oil substitute in diverse preparations.
In Gravelville a stranger gambled and was deemed unable to win without marked cards. Though not run out, he was forced to quit gambling as locals menaced him to reveal lessons and demanded money for silence. Cactus Joe labels the town the crookedest in the region.
Community Chautauqua presents the opera Chimes of Normandy a three act production by nine artists including eight vocalists and a pianist. The article touts its universal popularity special scenery costumes and its status as the season’s grand attraction the fifth evening.
The notice invites attendance at the opening of the Chautauqua season offering lectures music and entertainment. It highlights a detailed program booklet and encourages Junior Season ticket holders to enjoy the lineup and the Toyshop Pageant as part of the events.
Washington reports the family food budget in Pebrunsy 1913 was double that of Pebrunsy 1918 per labor department data. The rise ran 150 percent in Britain, 187 percent in Italy, and 224 percent in Germany. Clothing prices in Germany surged over 1000 percent with a man's suit jumping to 258 dollars.
A fragmentary ad-like text shows Mrs Hannan recounting a dead hen and claiming use of RAT SNAP to kill six rats after buying from sellers including John Cook & Sons and J Sudranski Co. The message promotes RAT SNAP with prices 25c 50c and other unclear names.
The Norwegian steamer Agel Noree ran aground on the west end of Santa Rosa Island off the California coast. Cargo caused decks to shatter as barrels of barley and beans swelled from water exposure. Salvage crews saved 700 sacks of barley while the rest was water soaked. Underwriters sold the ship and cargo to Universal Film Co for a wreck series with a submarine planned for scenes.
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