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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
Cards of Thanks are chargeable at rate of 50c each. The notice lists Charles J. Arnold as proprietor of the Greencastle newspaper published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 S. Jackson Street in Greencastle Indiana.
The notice explains obituary pricing: $1 per obituary with an extra charge of ic per line for poetry. It outlines billing terms and applicability to obituary notices submitted for publication.
Charles H Bidaman for State Senator joint Montgomery and Putnam Counties William F Davis for County Commissioner Third David J Skelton for Council at Large William S Burris Ora A Day James G Britton named to council at large in Montgomery Putnam county election slate listed with candidates and positions.
The Radio Corporation of America plans high power wireless stations at Bogota Bay Colombia Cuba and a Buenos Aires plant by 2028. A world conference agreed to use distinct wave lengths to avoid interference and keep some relayed services as auxiliary. Government and private networks favor intermediate relays for reliability over long high power links.
A female silver fox escaped a Fox farm in Ulaski and, seven days later, a letter arrived from William Nahimais of Odanah reporting the fox he bought seven months prior had traveled 200 miles in five days and returned home. The fox arrived at Odanah and gave birth to four puppies.
Moscow reports that the all-Russian communist party congress declares no new legal parties for years and that the communist party will keep its ranks closed to anyone not strictly sympathetic with the dictatorship of the proletariat. Zinovieff warns against bourgeois influence and calls for firm controls on the press and educated writers.
Ossining New York announces a historic operation where glands from an executed prisoner were transplanted into inmate George Hauser. Warden Lewis E. Lawes reports disappearance of epileptic fits and a dramatic health improvement despite a paralyzed arm.
Four American relief workers deported from Kharput Turkish Armenia have arrived in the United States. I. B. Yowell of Washington directed the Kharput unit, Dr. Mark L Ward of Newton Center Mass chief surgeon, Dr. Ruth Parmalee of Boston medical director, and Miss Isabel Harley of Pawtucket R I. Yowell accused the Turks of cruel treatment of Americans and outrages against Christians in Asia Minor.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims exploring love patience debt luck and honesty. Notable lines touch on wisdom kindness and self reflection with humorous observations about human behavior and social norms. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century moral miscellany.
In Pikeville Kentucky a grazing family cow dislodged a 25 pound rock that rolled about 100 yards down a hillside and crushed Luther Lamb five years old while he visited his grandparents. The boy died instantly as his mother and brother watched. An official inquiry noted the rock’s descent from a cliff near their home.
Common Council of Greencastle Indiana files a preliminary assessment roll for Seminary Street paving from Wood Street to Indiana Street. Remonstrances against assessed amounts may be heard on Tuesday June 27 1922 at 7 30 PM in the council chamber.
A reader questions why someone is not proposing a reduction diet for fat heads, expressing doubt about suggested approaches and calling for clearer guidance. The tone is skeptical and aims to spark debate on practical steps.
English novelist George Moore chats with fellow literati about a new publication. He cannot recall the author's name. He describes it as a funny, stupid, or silly name and is reminded of Shaw.
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