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Public notice style card listing address and contact details for Charles J. Arnold Proprietor Greencastle Indiana. Terms note Cards of Thanks are charged at fifty cents each.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
2
Public notice style card listing address and contact details for Charles J. Arnold Proprietor Greencastle Indiana. Terms note Cards of Thanks are charged at fifty cents each.
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The Dunbar's Weekly note from Phoenix reports Harding endorses Frelinghuysen of New Jersey for Senate. It also covers GOP reactions to Brookhart's Iowa nomination and criticizes Henry Wallace for backing Brookhart, labeling him unfit for the job.
Daugherty tries to shift attention from DOJ scandals by claiming fish pirates aim to steal Alaskan waters. Congressman Sutherland of Alaska counters the claim as a lie and urges caution before seeking support.
Senator Watson accuses the British Ambassador of meddling in U S politics in a speech. The Ambassador releases stenographic notes prompting the State Department to declare the incident closed.
A diplomat should avoid meddling in host country politics, a principle stressed to the Senate by observers about advice to Senator Watson on foreign affairs and diplomatic conduct.
The slate includes Samuel M. Ralston for U S Senator Charles H. Bidaman for Congress Fifth District Andrew E. Durham for State Senator joint Montgomery Putnam Willis E. Gill for State Representative joint Putnam Owen Glenn H. Lyon for Prosecuting Attorney Walter S. Campbell for Clerk Circuit Court William D. Lovett for County Auditor Wilbur O. Clodfelter for County Treasurer Dave Stewart Wright for County Recorder Elijah S. Wallace for County Sheriff Jacob E. McCurry for County Coroner William P. Koehler for County Surveyor Paul F. Priest for County Assessor William F. Davis for County Commissioner First David J. Skelton for County Commissioner Third William S. Burris Ora A. Day James G. Britton for Council at Large.
A transcription fragment shows dialogue about distributing inheritance with Heinrich addressing Hans about allocations to his wife sister brother and remaining leftovers. The text reflects a personal will related exchange posted in the Boston Transcript.
In a terse scene a man named Jim Bilkins is dead after sticking his head into the Red Dog saloon and shouting Gre provoking a fatal response from bystanders. The grim incident unfolds with blunt dialogue and mentions a mob action at the saloon.
A fragmentary quote suggests a domestic power dynamic with claims of mastery at home and a husband who smokes his wife's cigarette butts, prompting readers to draw their own conclusions from the implied cruelty or neglect.
A Washington National Geographic bulletin touts the Gold Coast in West Africa as among the world’s richest areas by size. It describes forests with giant Bomax trees, monkey-rope vines, driver ants as a mobile army, and native Fanti life with communal land holding and the gold stool as authority symbol.
A tired scientist congratulates himself for remembering to shut off the light only to find a missing daughter’s room and learns Jean has married that afternoon. Martha’s laughter reveals the mix up and a family mismemory. Also a Western anecdote shows two feuding mountaineers seeking peace before a grim parting.
East and west bound times listed with morning and afternoon markings. Greencastle service limited S daily except Sunday. Highlander designation appears for specific routes.
A tall young man and a pretty girl discuss a canoe. He warns that kissing could overturn it and both fall into the river. She muses that she can swim, ending with a quiet twist of resolve.
A nurse recalls training at a top hospital and a funny bedside slip. While dozing, she answered a patient who asked for the time with the remark Aw, look at your own watch. The line became a hospital byword for weeks in Chicago Tribune lore.
Abroad experiments show pigs and cattle relish fish meal. In Norway cod and herring are dried, boiled, pressed, ground into meal for nutrition. In England and Scotland waste fish parts are steamed dried and ground for animal feed.
University of Illinose shows coins in circulation resist dirt and germs better than bank notes. Coins are comparatively clean as opposed to bunks notes which appear less durable against contamination.
A concept notes recording and replay mechanism for missed calls. An instrument records the message and can replay it later when the recipient is available.
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