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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
2
Isaac Hale of Cataract has leased land along Eel River near Steiner bridge to create a resort at Cataract Falls. Admission will be charged for camping hunting and fishing with gates and entrances planned. The move may reduce local picnics though roads remain public and travel is expected to rise.
The Danville Gazette reports Dr. Lawton the town health officer notes five births and eleven deaths in the year so far. Physicians say the birth rate is under half the death rate, signaling demoralizing conditions and urging scrutiny.
Beta defeated Phi Delt 10-7 on McKeen Field in a lively sixth game of the inter fraternity series. Both teams were tied at seven runs through eight innings before Beta pulled away with a hit and four Phi Delt errors producing three runs. Delta Tau Phi Gam Deke Beta and Phi Psi remain in the cup race.
A collection of reflective lines on endurance and wisdom. It urges enduring smoke if one desires the fire, emphasizes personal responsibility, foresight, humility, and the folly of ignoring consequences. It contrasts immediate gains with lasting risk and links moral strength to prudent choices.
A collage of terse newspaper quips and jokes references debt, prohibition, and crime lore. Highlights include a Washington Star line about speed and arrest, a prison visitor quip about demon rum, and stray phrases about the duke and the count.
After washing real laces they should be dipped in skim milk to soften color and restore thread. Bluing should never be used on real or synthetic lace. use gentle rinsing only to maintain quality.
Miss Annie Peck of New York, famed as the most daring woman mountaineer, attends the Explorers Club ladies night where she speaks on her climbs. Members recall her ascent of Huascaran in Peru and present films and statistics to astonish the audience.
A New York writer describes a game where a seven year old acts as host and a visitor, with roles reversing as the mother becomes the guest. The method eases social ease for the child and teaches him to admit or dismiss callers confidently in his mother's absence.
The piece advises how white shoes stay bright through summer. Repeated cleanings yellow them less, and a routine of soap and water before cleansing paste helps. Using shoe trees during cleaning and adding blueing can yield much whiter results.
In a late night chat, Amanda confronts Anne about multiple marriage proposals from Lord St Maire, Mr Hicks, Graham Forbes, and Billy. Anne reveals Billy’s long love for Amanda, tears up plans of secrecy, and vows to confess she is already engaged as the sun rises and preparations continue.
A historical critique argues that the demand for equality with men is ill defined and asks whether women seek full parity in liabilities and public roles. It notes great female geniuses exist but insists the goal targets all women, not a few exceptional individuals, and questions broader access to power.
An English periodical relays Rodin's view that beauty comes from many countries. It notes Italian models from the South and Sicily share Greek lineage traits such as a longer second toe and a forehead line. The piece mentions a young American woman altered by injectables to resemble classic features.
Walter Spray of 1011 South Second Street Frankfort Indiana suffered chronic stomach disorders until trying Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He reports rapid relief and praise for the treatment noting it did more for him than months of doctors. The ad touts wide reader endorsement and warns of imitators while directing readers to purchase through A Cook Drugs and Mayr's address in Chicago.
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