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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

2

Othello cast praised in campus Shakespeare night

The Arts section notes strong audience and favorable campus reaction to Professor Goughs class interpretive staging of Othello on Tuesday evening The cast included Jesse Bogue as Othello Don Burk as Iago Roy Hudson as Roderigo and Vera Bowen as Desdemona with Maurine Ballard as Emilia Florence Hall hosted the December 17 production of The Merchant of Venice by the same class.

Gough Florence Hall Don Burk Iogo Jesse Bogue Othello Roy Hudson Roderigo Vera Bowen Desdemona Maurine Ballard Emilia Duke of Venice Harley A. Davis Brabantio Howell Ellis Austin Dean Cecil Haupt Gratiano Brabantio Roscoe Wilkey

Lifting Power of Plants Experiments at Agricultural Colleges

Experiments at major U S agricultural colleges test the lifting force of growing plants. Pumpkins reportedly lift up to two and a half tons as they develop. A paving stone weighing 83 pounds was raised by a soft fungus from a bed of mushrooms. A wine cask aged in a cellar reportedly rose to the ceiling as vine shoots and fungus bore it upward.

United States Ita Carpenter

Yardarm tale echoes through famous figures

A playful anecdote recalls a boy on a yardarm and a fearless reply from Kipling. The yarn extends to famed persons including Jim Fiske, Horace Walpole, Napoleon, Dick Turpin, Julius Caesar and Lord Byron, noting they would not fall.

Rudyard Kipling Mr. Kipling Jim Fiske Horace Walpole Napoleon Bonaparte Dick Turpin Julius Caesar Byron

Lucky Brunettes and Realm of Hearts

A fragment discusses luck tied to brown eyed babies immune to illnesses while noting blondes catch more. It contrasts maintaining a steady fire in a man’s heart with the Arctic explorer returning frozen, and ends by cautioning against judging a girl by her company.

Buddiss

English traveler Warns Against Destruction of Birds

Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, famed traveler and zoologist, denounces wealthy women for wearing plumage of rare birds. He praises the U S port closure on bird skins and urges Parliament to act. He cites bird-skin sale figures, warning that continued slaughter risks extinction of species like the kingfisher.

London Harry Hamilton Johnston Africa Harry United States Milady

Woodpeckers Run Hogs to Death at Allen Martins Farm

In Center Texas woodpeckers on Allen Martin's farm are driving hogs to death. Months ago Martin, then ill with bronchitis, tapped a fence to call hogs and the birds learned the sound. Now the woodpeckers mob the trees, hammering and sending hogs into a frenzy.

Center Tex Allen Martin

Bootleg Milk Wagon Delivers Beer Near Wichita

A milk wagon operated as a bootlegging scheme delivering bottled beer to customers around Wichita before police halted the operation. The suspect fled to Oklahoma after authorities tracked the scheme for over a month.

Wichita Kas Oklahoma

Foor Nutty Novelette Ends In Desperate Struggle

In a chaotic scene the husband Foor tries to kill himself after a quarrel with his new wife. He struggles with self harm as she begs him to stop while mentioning their fragile finances and an undertaker’s bill. Footnotes hint at further chaos.

Hippocrene Hipporcrene Undertaker Bii Benedick Footonte

Amoro and the Day Pranks and Pet Quips

A collection of humorous lines and sketches featuring a talking dog and playful exchanges. Harry asks about ears while bathing, a mother explains their function, and witty mishearings unfold. The items echo Punch and Chicago Tribune style humor with light social scenes.

Arctic Sea Wreck Strands Transit Skipper Recounts Trip

Captain Backland of the Transit describes a August Point Barrow wreck with the loss of cargo valued at 410,000 in light furs. He and crew escaped to Kotzebue in a whaleboat, facing heavy seas and ice as Polar Bear Anna Olga and North Stour were trapped, with no insurance on the Transit valued at 12,000.

Point Barrow Kotzebue Seattle Wash John Backland Transit Nome Victoria Arctic Backland Polar Bear North Stour Lonely Point Barrow Morher Baeckland Nel Sonja George Telen Poulsbo Geo Joto Cook Cape Liscum Corwin Cape Smyth O. Hansen Anton Edwardson Canning River Flaxman Island North Star Anna Olga

Burglars Chase From Lenox Silk Works on Seventh Avenue

Hundreds of workers on Seventh Avenue joined a pursuit after two burglars fled from Lenox Silk Works at 151 West Thirty-fourth Street leaving a trail of silk stockings and handkerchiefs. Police recovered about $500 worth of loot as the robbers dropped a hamper and two packages.

New York Seventh Avenue Lenox Silk Works West Thirty-fourth Street Lenox

Doctor Hero of Bull Fight

New York report on Dr. P. A. Renard of Brooklyn acting as ship's surgeon aboard the steamer Philadelphia. He rushed to help a wounded matador after a bull charged and injured him, then treated the bull and the matador, needing 17 stitches for the latter.

New York P. A. Renard Prospect Place Brooklyn Philadelphia Red Line Porto Rico Renard Puerto Cabella Equestrienne Taurus Dr. Renard

English milk wagons and the old way of delivery

A Canadian visitor in the Queen praises English milk wagons twice wheeled chariots, white and blue or red, with brass churns and a back seat. He contrasts foot milkmen with yokes and brass pails, extolling doorstep jug delivery over glass bottles and sealed tops.

Ben Hur

Highest Restaurant Opens at Jungfrau Railway Station

The world’s highest restaurant opens at Eismeer station on the Jungfrau railway in Switzerland about 10 000 feet up near the summit. Food is cooked by electricity from the Lutschine waterfall using a Papinian digester to account for air rarity. A 30 kilowatt energy use can prepare a five course dinner for a hundred guests in a short time.

Eismeer Switzerland

Isherwood System Prompts Shipbuilding Tonnage Rise

Lloyds Shipping Register notes a marked rise in vessels built and building on the Isherwood longitudinal framing system. By mid 1913 the society counted 116 vessels totaling 552 846 tons classified as Isherwood and 85 more under construction totaling 451 344 tons, with the total 1 004 189 tons. The trend spans all ship classes not just oil carriers and highlights engine improvements and fuel rule refinements.

Lloyd's Report Society

Building Trades Men Get Raise

New York announces sizable wage hikes for 23 000 plus building mechanics. Bricklayers and stone setters rise to 6 dollars daily, roofers up from 2 ¼ to 3 ½, electrical workers from 4 ½ to 4 ⅘, marking the highest journeyman rates in the city and likely the nation.

New York Building Trades Employers’ Association United States

Timberley Found Sleeping In Board Office Near Police Station

George Timberley, 51, a puddler, was found asleep in the board of trade office within the same building as Harrisburg's police station. Police had spent hours seeking him under a warrant for non support. Timberley was hauled to jail after officials woke him and verified his identity.

Harrisburg George Timberley Board of Trade Timberley Board

Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy Featured in Frankfort Letter

Walter Spray of 1011 South Second Street, Frankfort Indiana, writes of relief after using Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He claims rapid improvement from stomach disorders and praises the treatment’s ability to clear digestive tract buildup and ease liver and bowel ailments. He warns readers to ensure authenticity and notes experience shared nationwide.

Walter Spray South Second Street Frankfort Ind Maur Mayr Mays A. Cook Geo. H. Mayr Whiting St Chicago Ple

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