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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
2
Cards of Thanks and obituaries are charged at set rates: 50 cents per card, $1 per obituary. Poetry incurs an additional charge of 5 cents per line.
A Democratic primary slate in Putnam County shows multiple contenders for sheriff and a candidate for representative. Names include W. E. Gill Cloverdale for representative and Allen Eggers Jackson township. others include Fred Lancaster Madison township Edward H. Eitle jorge Vermandes Co. Hurst Warren township Jess M. Hamrick E. S. Lige Wallace Green Castle and Harkins L. Jackson Greencastle. Primary set for May 4, 1920.
Reese R. Buis of Marion Township announces his candidacy for county commissioner in the Second district. He seeks support from voters in the district to represent local interests.
David J. Skelton of Washington township announces his bid for commissioner of the Third district. O A Day of Marion township also declares candidacy for commissioner of the Second district, subject to the Democratic primary on May 4 1920.
A columnist argues that novels overstate marital misery while real marriages are generally comfortable. He notes couples often share domestic routines and preferences, and that conversations in a card club reveal everyday felicity rather than sensational discontent.
Society tale follows Heloise Warding, called Hello among classmates, who captivates George Wilcox with charm and ambition. She explains her charity plans and independence, turning down marriage unless her terms are honored. Now she returns home to confront family and real estate plans with resolve.
Ford seeks a typical young American for a role and discovers Leicester Miles Leicester has, by mistake, shown up for the part. The mistaken interview reveals the rival’s likely replacement as Ford’s chosen actor. Nearby, a railway project adds a comic note as a resident secures turf, prompting the Hibernianis report.
A Missouri town hosts Strickland Gillilan famed for Off Ag'in, on Ag'in, Finnegan. He asks for a small water pitcher on stage and declares his high-diving act. The Newburyport waterworks sends annual bills with After five days return to Newburyport ass on the envelope and a woman later returns an empty envelope saying she cannot see what is wanted.
Rhymed maxims on crowns hats and dress. Old time verse admonishes vanity and attire with playful phrases. The speaker mocks fashion trends and social status through clever lines about hats turbans and clothing.
Nell Eliza asks the astrologer for marriage timing. He simply tells her to grab her first chance, implying timing is unpredictable. The quip reflects a humorous take on love and fate.
A feature for women readers suggests repurposing a dusty old silver caster. Clean with whiting and ammonia, add tiny thumb pots with ferns, creating an attractive centerpiece for the dinner table. The piece notes the caster’s return to vogue and its decorative appeal despite missing original parts.
A collection of homemaking advice covers refreshing limp tulle veils with warm ironing and soap-simmered lace, choosing smaller dinner tables, and tips on ironing lace and delicate fabrics. It includes humorous notes on marriage and practical guides for soap making, eyebrow brushing, and hair removal.
An old instruction promotes a shoulder keeping drill by lying face down and lifting the body on hands and toes twice daily. It also suggests a makeshift pocketless crochet aid using a hatpin and spool to secure cotton or yarn in a cushion.
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