Daily Greencastle Herald Ode to Local News Stands
Obituary and paid notices amid postal details and pricing. The Greencastle Daily Herald lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, with rates for one year six months and three months, and charges for cards of thanks and obituaries. The notice states office address at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street and lists contact details.
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S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Daily Herald
Nawlan Fe
Weekly Herald-Democrat
Abrupt Farewell May Cost Delayed Deal
A heated talk reveals a deadline dilemma as a character cites a rising cost of missing a deal, while another urges postponement due to family and business obligations. A separate, unrelated fragment hints at a flirtatious misstep and a joking response about a cultural experiment station.
Centenary Trombone Choir to Highlight Methodist Jubilee
A 100 trombone players will perform sacred and patriotic pieces during the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 13. Frank M. Sutphen directs the choir with support from Dr Edgar Stillman Wesley and Dr Kelly, while Hermann Bellstedt praises the group and H B Dickson promotes the effort.
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Columbus
Edgar Stillman Wesley
Western College For Woman
Oxford
Ueland
Cjerim
Frank M. Sutphen
Kelly
Kelley
Hermann Bellstedt
Cincinnati
Berlioz
Bellatedt
Sutphen
H. B.dickson
Noted Statesman to Lecture at the Chautauqua
Frank B. Willis former Ohio governor and famed orator will deliver a lecture on Perils and Problems as the big feature of the Chautauqua second night. His talk will address national and international life in the postwar era and its impact on communities and individuals.
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Chautauqua
America
Frank BE. Willis
Ohio
Willis
Misplaced Bank Overdrawn Notice Causes Confusion
At breakfast, Mrs Newwedde shows Herbert a bank notice claiming her account is overdrawn. She explains the $150 check given last week remains untouched in her desk, while the alarmed husband questions the balance as she seeks the source of the charge.
The Most Wonderful Thing Story From Elton
A fragmented tale frames a school room exchange on what is most wonderful ever made by men. A pupil answers that men build livelihoods for wives and families, prompting a witty remark about events and values from a Kansas man and a landlord storyteller.
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Thomas A. Elton
Kansas
Thc Velug
Ayers
Modern Advantages in Opportunities for Youth
A debate on youth opportunities contrasts past limits with present freedom. Mr Cunrom notes younger people can begin ventures like golf earlier, while implying he lacked such chances until later in life.
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Mr. Cunrom
Outwitting the Court: Dibbles and Wife Parted in Estrangement
Fragmentary text shows a court-related note about Dibbles and his wife separating amicably then facing an unhappy turn. It mentions monthly payments by Dibbler to his wife and her returning half, indicating financial arrangements amid separation.
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Dibbles
Fiuth Cure Exercise Mystery Dialogue
A fragment shows a quirky exchange about a faith cure and make believe. The speakers discuss "faith cure" and pretend chopping wood with an imaginary ax as part of an odd exercise.
Trees and Clothes Line Talk Sparkled in Court
Circumstantial evidence hints that Mrs Pussy, famed for her love of trees, may have washed for cash to fund her earnings. A witness notes her chatter is all about garments, implying laundering money behind her business.
Lassie on the Fring Line Aged 19 Moves Hearts in War
Stella Carmickle a 19 year old Salvation Army lassie recalls a year on the firing line baking doughnuts pies and coffee under German shell fire for Michigan Indiana troops. Her wartime service is shared as part of a national drive to raise 18 million dollars for the Home Service Fund.
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Tisinul
Faucd
Woule Stella Carmickle
Salvation Army
Jas
Salvation Army Ss
Muss Carmickle
Michigan-Indiana
National
L Home Service Fund
Indiana
Michigan
York City
Ind
Bay City
Mich
Labvation Army Corps
War Veterans to be Honored in Memorial Services
Veterans of Civil War Spanish American and foreign wars will be guests of honor at memorial services in Indiana and Michigan hosted by the Salvation Army Corps. The program features a lineup including the youngest veterans carrying the flag across the Rhine. The event caps the Nations Home Service Fund Campaign targeting 13 million dollars with Michigan and Indiana quotas near one million.
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Cies
Indiana
Aleagan
Wie
Salvation Army Corps
Yeteran
Michigan
Weir
Salvation Army
Nations Home Service Fund
Columbus Sees Surge of New Dining Spots Since Dry Law
Columbus rapidly adds restaurants as many former cafes convert after the May 4 dry law. New facilities at the exposition grounds enable feeding large numbers quickly. Prices noted: one dollar per day for a single person and one dollar fifty cents per day for two persons in a room.
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Columbus
Exposition Grounds
Monster screen planned for Methodist Centenary celebration
Arrangements for a giant 115 by 115 foot screen to project pictures for the Methodist Centenary in Columbus June 20 to July 13 are underway. The device includes a lantern proven in New York and a four story foundation to support 40 pounds per square foot. Estimated cost stands at 8000 dollars.
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Columbus
New York City
Harry C. Holbrook
Methodist Missionary Survey
Columbia Professor in Charge of Exhibits at Methodist Centenary
Professor La Mont A Warner of Columbia University directs fine arts and exhibits for the Methodist Centenary in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 12. He has previously planned world exhibits in Boston Chicago Baltimore and Providence and studied and worked abroad. A second item describes a dilapidated Southern rail line where a traveler sees a missing rail replaced by the crew after noticing rail theft from years ago.
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Rofessor LA Mont A. Warnek
Columbia University
Columbus
Warner
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Providence
Methodists Plan World Celebration Drive in Columbus
Dr Fred Fisher of New York leads a Methodist Centenary mobilization in Columbus from June 20 to July 13. He outlines four aims to 70 000 committee members including a victory celebration, world city tour for delegates, finish the job with new information, and inspire future work for the next century. Fifteen trained executives and 75 410 volunteers will sustain interest over six weeks.
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Fred Fisher
New York
Methodium
Columbus
Methodist Church
United States
D? Fisher
Negro Day planned for Centenary Celebration in Columbus
Negros Methodists in Columbus plan a July 5 pilgrimage to Upper Sandusky birthplace of the Home Missionary Movement to honor founder John Stewart and visit Otterbein cemetery and Ohio Wesleyan University. Monday July 7 designated Negro Day with a pageant by Dr. W E Dubois and a 50-voice Negro chorus.
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Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Home Missionary Movement
John Stewart
Ben Hanby
Nellie Gray
Otterbein
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Wilberforce
Oberlin
W. EB. Dubois
Qgisis
New York
Ethiopia
Boston
Weddel Holmes Emerson
Wendell
Emerson
Adman and Scientist Discuss Microphone Wonders
No Douts Jn Washington William Collier converses with a man of scientific attainment. The speaker explains how the microphone magnifies sounds, comparing spider footfalls to infantry marches and a fly crossing a pane to cavalry hoofbeats in a vivid analogy.
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Washington
William Collier
Mr Collier
Columbus Centenary Pageant to Open June on Exposition Grounds
A massive Methodist Centenary Pageantry will run June 20 to July 13 on Columbus Ohio exposition grounds. The event uses a coliseum seating 8000, a 50000-seat oval, a mission playhouse, and 20,000 trained participants in six divisions headlined by The Wayfarer written by Dr. J. E. Crowther. The production features a 75-piece symphony orchestra and 1000-voice chorus with chapters of the Captivity The Christ and The Conquest staged as episodes across elaborate sets and live outdoors.
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Colum*bus
Great Oval
Egtebrathin
Mission Playhouse
J. E. Crowther
Seatte
Emmanuel
Understanding
Wayfarer
Alway
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Christian League of Nations
New Jerusalem
Harth
Great Commission
Christ
Paul
Constantines
Augustine Wycllffe
Luther
Wesley
Morrison
China
Carey
India
Livingstone
Lincoln
William J. Kraft
Columbia University
Musie
Stginer
Macfarlane
Kraft
Herave Wanehouse
Ohio Wesleyan Unversity
Montgomery Lynch
Seattle
Lynch
Helmets of Kaiser and generals on exhibit in Columbus
Three helmets claimed to have been worn by Kaiser Wilhelm II, Von Bethmann Hollweg, and General Ludendorff will be shown in Columbus Ohio during the Methodist Centenary Celebration from June 20 to July 13. Lowell Thomas will present travelogues and pictures from Berlin and Palestine, highlighting war chaos and Allied forces.
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Cermen
Germany
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Ludendorff
Columbus
Lowell Thomas
Thomas
Berlin
Thomas W
Palestine
Allenby
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