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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
2
Quintillions of Wit Nonsense and Gossip Snippets
An OCR noise piece compiling sayings on honesty, politeness, luck, happiness, and social quirks. It features misheard phrases, aphorisms, and a Boston Transcript quotation about Mrs Swellman and her staff reflecting on theft and social satire.
Love at the Wheelchair Edge in Spring Farm Plans
In a hospital scene Jim McConnell, a convalescent former sergeant, forms a hopeful bond with Mary Sue Lenoir. She sweetly envisions a future on a farm with Aunt Fannie and Uncle Si, inviting Jim to join when he recovers and to write Uncle Si about his intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Mary Sue Lenoir
James McConnell
McConnell
A. E. FP
France
Rly
Tin
Ideml
McGraw
Mary Sue
Tao
Jin
Silas Leneir
Vnele Si
Fannie
Hin
Uncle Si
Man Claimed Drowning Cat Then Found Bag Had Hole
The narrative recounts Mr. Hinks who planned to drown a cat after an argument about temper. He placed the cat and bricks in a sack, tossed it toward a canal, but fell in himself and returned soaked. His wife reveals the bag had a hole, saving the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hinks
Phat
Hinks
Swatting Campaign Sparks Teacher Demur in Indian Town
An India town runs an annual fk fly swatting campaign through servers prompting teacher overload concerns. A teacher notes taxpayers fund schools yet expect more work, while a pupil remarks teachers are chosen for swatting readiness. The exchange highlights conflict between public duties and staff workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Indianapolis News
London Market Coat Stall Rivalry Sparks Price War
In a London Street market scene rivals push ready-made coats with undercutting tactics. One stall boasts no cloth charge while others argue whether making costs should apply, drawing a curious crowd amid verbal jibes and quick retorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eateh
Census divides U S cities into ten classes by size
The census reports divide United States cities into ten classes by population. Class one includes cities with seven million or more inhabitants, class two from five hundred thousand to one million, class three from two hundred fifty thousand to five hundred thousand, down to class ten for towns of two thousand five hundred or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Urhen
Grudge Prompts Suspended Payment Suggestion
The remark hints at lingering resentment and advises avoiding immediate payment in such cases, implying a strategic pause rather than fulfillment of a financial obligation. The lines reflect a cautious stance toward debt and reconciliation.
King Charles I Fails In Critical Moment
A fragment recalls King Charles I as ill suited to emergencies and notes he lost his head at a critical moment. The excerpt presents a judgment on leadership under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 1
An Army Cook's Version
Walter, a former Army cook, yells to a customer named Walter to clean the kitchen as the scene unfolds with kitchen chaos and a request for more practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Betty and Sue in a tangled romantic tangle
Betty faces heartbreak over Jack Alemingway while Sue quietly aims for him. Betty confesses love to Jack as Sue contemplates a careful covert romance with Doctor Delabarre, who arrives to reveal his feelings for Sue.
Chameleon Barometer: A Do It Yourself Weather Predictor
A brief guide explains making a chameleon barometer from cardboard and blotting paper. Color coded sections Wet Variable and Dry indicate humidity changes, with cobalt chloride dye to color the chameleon image as humidity shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
S. Leonard Bastin
Wooden Shoes Hit New York Market Ahead of Leather Prices
Dutch shoe merchants eye New York as a new market as leather costs rise. A delegation of manufacturers plans to explain advantages of wooden footwear to city shoppers on FIT Avenue where young women have already worn the style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
New Amsterdam
Vanilla crop in West Indies faces smaller harvest
Harvesting has begun in the West Indies but forecasts expect a smaller vanilla crop than earlier predictions. A pest has damaged vines, with hens falling from the plants, prompting steps to combat the disruption. Vice Consul Lough notes an American firm has set up in Guadeloupe to buy green vanilla for the U S market. They own a limousine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough
Guadeloupe
Swedish students claim world’s largest crater found
Two young geologists Wadell and VYeberg from Sweden trek nine days in Teeland and report a crater five miles long and three and a quarter miles wide. They also claim to have found warm springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadell
Vyeberg
Teeland
Drought Forces Alashan Court to Seek New Home
The royal court of Alashan, part of the Mongol kingdoms, seeks a new capital site as Fumafu endures seven years of drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alashan
Fumafu
Veteran of War Receives Help in Indianapolis
Alfred N. Middleton, 81, of 514 W Henry St Indianapolis, credits Trutona with reversing years of rheumatism and kidney trouble from Civil War injuries. He says the remedy renewed his appetite and energy and praises it as a reconstructive body purifying medicine sold at P P Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Trutona
Alfred N. Middleton
W. Henry Street
Commandant U S Training Corps to Direct Summer Health Camp
The United States Training Corps Camp for Women opens at Ashville North Carolina on July 15 and runs through August 25. Thousands of women are expected to attend for health and recreation. If Congress passes the pending bill, similar camps will be held in at least five regions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Training Corps
Ashville
N.C
Dog owners in Nassau rename pets after banished drinks
Nassau county residents rename dogs with alcohol brand names. Mrs. John H Burton of Cedarhurst lists three Airedales as Whisky Gin and Brandy. Charles A Andrews of Hempstead rechristens his kennel and can call out various rye vermouth cordials and wines in a brisk manner.
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Nassau County
New York
John H Burton
Cedarhurst
Charles A. Andrews
Hempstead
True Eloquence in a Lawyer's Acquittal Speech
A Birmingham Age Herald quote shows a confidence man praising his lawyer for a moving defense that led to an acquittal. The man claims the lawyer’s eloquence convinced the jury and even swayed the defendant at times.
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Birmingham Age Herald
The Fly's Entry and Bankbook Deception
A St Paul firm faced a bankbook misstatement as a fly’s leg caused $40 to appear as $140. observers note repeated swats failed to change luck, while credit appears as debit in the June period.
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St. Paul
Buffalo News
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