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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. CG W Snyder of Wisconsaco was badly injured when a fallen ceiling section dropped onto a brass bed post, piercing her hip six inches. Dr John A Ulsh helped move her to Pottsville hospital where doctors fear for her life.
A yellow dog bolts from a house near the Blue Ridge track and chases the cannonball express climbing toward Warrenton. The conductor boasts of the dog’s daily sprinting, while a Virginia farmer asks what the dog would do if it reached the train.
An old fashion remedy touts yellow mustard for sore throat tonsillitis and inflamed chest conditions. It promises quick relief from pain swelling and congestion using pure yellow mustard with Begg’s Musade and other pain relievers. Drugstores offer the preparation for 60 cents.
Inspector Hammond collapses Radford Shone’s theory by tracing Captain Masterman to a vacant Upper Brook Street house. A stuffed cat lures Maurice Weyland from Lord Tressilian’s nursery, while Nurse Melvin's suspected role is seen as a decoy. Weyland is exposed as Ralph Weyland after a staged coup with Shone.
A Philadelphia businessman forgot to inform his wife of theatre tickets after a trip to New York. He sent a telegram saying he had tickets and to meet at Broad Street Station, prompting a surprised reunion with eight relatives when he returned.
An enterprising pair in Fiji leased eight acres, planted 9 000 vanilla cuttings, and after three years the plantation yielded valued at about 22 500 pounds in dried beans. They started with 20 pounds capital and faced opposition and ridicule but achieved a substantial return on their investment.
The biggest dove hunt in the region occurred on a plantation in Lee County Georgia. A field covering several hundred acres was baited daily for weeks. Between 125 and 150 gunners worked from dawn, and more than 6,000 doves were killed. Atlanta Constitution.
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